Malaya Tribune, 1 October 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVISING DAILY.] I AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY, Vol. X, -No. 230 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1923.
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      204 1 'lnl' illlilliillM""" [THE DENTAL SURGERY: Dr. Ohkaw», D.D.S. I Fitt ed with »p-to-d«* "f" j l-v-, ■on painless hy the S.S. NI TROUS*XIDE-ANI> I OXYGEN APPARATUS, the- hi Dentistry com- bined iv Ih Science. 6 5 a No Toxic effect-No Danger INo Desperation— No lower ng. j 16, Stamford Road,
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      146 1 I OFFICES TO LET. 2nd floor Medical Hail Building. Small Store suitable for Traveller's Show Room. fi Apply_,to. 1 Medical Had, Ltd., [t 23, BATTERY ROAD, I SINGAPORE. i< 111-11 11 i 11 j i MADE IN" LONDON Li I I BANJO-MANDOLINE with Strong Case. $37.50. Obtainable at j ROBINSON
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      165 1 Jll.l :|lll>|i||XtiffHttllMlUlHllliDlMtVl I I II 111 |it|M|llt« m Solid Gold Gold Filled I RIMLESS MOUNTINGS* in any Desired Style ft Size Plerse Consult I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. r~~~' TT1T1— II I II -m I Ill IIIHBM ——I j SALMON finked in AlASk 3
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    INDIAN CONGRESS.
    2331 2 Clttt DISOBEDIENCE AND RELEASE OF GANDHI. Deli September 15. —An eleveiun hour attempt to secure political uniiv ju-v b fore the special session of the Congress open d a 2 tha afternoon is reported fco have resulted in a agreement between Swarajists and "No changers" for a compromise
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      586 2 HOW SKIN TROUBLES BEGIN Itchy Spots, Eruptasns Insect Bites May Develop into izzmz or Poisoned Sores. To guard against the ever-present penis of skin-disease, promptly treat the least sign of trouble with that great hrrbnl antiseptic healer Zam-Buk. Whether it be insect bites on the arms or legs, heat rash
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      186 2 j SPECIAL BEDSTEADjI HHf-j ILLJ OFFERS THIS WEEK jI I I 11 1 The "DefyaH" Bedstead. The H *i?"ed'Ji I 1 JttiJ,* j I I Pillars Brass Mounted iljch pjp.ars orn;;meM, J !J| jv Jf" I t ft| J I head and foot Rails. Black with d H* j) size
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      704 3 j (CURED after 5 I=3 >$f YEARS OF phUIEB CAUSES OF indigestion i 1 KJunb Vnd (ie Tonic Method of Cure TbouM >& •< lettari bear st'fimtm la tbe remarksMe carativa f facta I Read ff at meals is a bad habit f 'm' Sa (w S "limbago, I n
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      164 3 Three Cats CIGARETTES gEL SL y ou cou W see the W llffiff mtj CATS Cigarettes from beginning to end, you C/p Jl P pi S\ would know, without our Dffc M\l_b\ te,lin you, just why syyiJ they are so exquisite in flavour and arom*. Fr m the time when
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    903 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlizht." TRUMPET ISLAND". Taken frcm the quiet 6eclus:on of her convent school, completely u .tr eri n the ways of the world aid with a wwtet innocer.ce of life and its shadows Eve de Merincourt found herself in the midst
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      354 4 AMUSEMENTS IF YOU APPRECIATE GOOD PICTURES DON MISS THIS ONE. Jfeg»* Amm\ Joint (kmueri gVft fy£ I n Ifl 1 WC^jHB 8 REELS the EMPIRE CINEMA TANJONG PAGAR KOAD. To-Night Monday, October 1 and the following nights at 9.30 It is a story of a woman who went seeking n
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      326 4 AMUSEMENTS. mm mm mmmrn mmm am* Afk J_W ff J\ f|ff g_% g\ _f*\ From Thursday, September 27, to October 2. GOLDWYN PRESENTS The Glorious Fool IN 6 REELS (From Mary Roberts Rineharfs Famous Story) A lovable, laughable tale of a man who stood a hospital upside down and won
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      423 4 AMUSEMENTS. jSURINA WEEKS BI€GEST_ ATTRACTION W *\lllrV Greate. of ai:_Groat Ph i ay, St^JJ^^,^^ HOUSE PETERS] Th. and a Mperb Cast in the LMi^rsal Jewel i'roductim I HUMAN TRUMPET ISLAND HEARTS A Hug-- )ramatic-e weriuf- PPeal-iog-Thril .i..g-Intensely li:a*n. THE SON I hey hate my wife lift poijj»! They say but
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    TABLOID BEER!
    175 5 t.rrman Invention for Giving America "Home-Brewed." Two Am-er cam.» ifc>w in Germany are ready says i,he "Central News" B-»ri«n. correspondent, to d rfy the Prohibition Act by flooding the United States with beer in t bloid form following discovery of a German preparation d've!o|te<i by biewers in Bar!Ln>
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    412 5 to low Singapore properties d by auction by Messrs. K on Seng and Co. at their om X K 30 Chnjia tfarrt. on v adajr 121% I9th and Sept. h !d in, A ami compound houae 1003 On" Upper Scrasngo-en-road, s, bought by Mr. Chia Ch o I
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    SEEKING RELEASE.
    301 5 Pari* I atholic* Want Dirtjrc*. I'ait s 5. i he divorce wave that is seeping Europe, especially I'aris, hr even affected Catholics. Their region forbids divonce, but many art 'btaining declarations' that their mar ag t s never were valid because of r.nonically invalidating impediments This is commonly
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    "LIES TO GET MONEY."
    227 5 Magistrate's Kepoof to an Ex-Army t h.pla«p.. An ordinary man, lot alone a chapiai knows t is wror.g to tell lies t !>ta n mo.i-y," said Mr. d'Eyncour the Marlfciugh-street magistral, t tD a retiru Army chap 'a "n of twenty years' sti ce, whose iealing
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    EMBASSY ROBBED.
    118 5 King's Silver Missing in Berlin. S?nor Pablo Solerv Guerdiola, the Spanish Ambassador in Berlin, was ob Fu'-d.j juy rd-ing tJo the European odiltioni of the "New York Herald," to cancel a dinner which was to be R-iv< n on the occasion of the new German Government's entry into
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      56 5 SANITARY INSPECTORS. Qualify yourself as a San'tary Inspector by passing the exaimirrat on of the Royal Sanitary Institute, held in Singapore under the supervision of the local government. The I. C. S. Have a spec a 1 Course to suit local Wr te to-day for .full place yourself under no
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      184 5 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Th« Mu"vicipil Commissioners of the Tjwn of Siai?ap)re invite tenders for the construction and completion >>f the proposed reinforced concrete Boor of seve l Bacterial Filters at Alexardra Road Sewage Disposal Workl Drawings and Specifications may be inspecteJ and Tender forms obtained at the Muuicipal Sewerage Engineer's
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      244 5 I TITAN b«»nd CEMENT Sole Importers: Selling Agent: jjj j BORNEO l I CE\ N \> Telegrams: S I 172 AI'RELY [jj TRADE MARK. 3 g rd I n HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd., Malacca. ~lj UUtStatlOn AgentS WEARE Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur and Seremban. V S AYLESBURY NUTTER, Ltd., Zpoh,
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    58 5 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day. Oct. I. H Kh TidM 152 a.m. 1-34 p.m. Dutch homeward mail leavts. Frrrx-h horn-ward mail due. I eg «mtive Council 10.30 a.m. Gate Emargant, 8.30 p.m. To morrow. Oct. 2. Tides. a.m. 2 7 pm. Wednesday. Oct. 3. X dea B.43 am.. 9.44
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    985 5 Tt 'ay. Oct. 1. PHg: Radjah TainfcCJamin Ii:d: .y ?i Hong Chuan 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Sri Wongsee 3 p.m. Port Swcttonham Penang *Kinta 3 p.m. Penang* Calcutta Tanda 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Sri Muar 3 p.m. Malacca Muar* Hye Leong 4 p.m. Saigon, Hongkong,* Shanghai* Japan* CHILI
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    THE ANNUAL ADDRESS.
    745 6 There is time, owing to its early delivery, to review the annual address of His Excellency the Governor presented at the budget meeting of the Legislative Council this morning. The address covers a most interesting period in the history of the Colony, the chief featui c of
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    695 6 The W. O's. Staff-Sergeants and Sergeants of fte 2nd Battalion the Middlesex Regyimo.Kt gave a farewell dance at the Tanglin Barracks on Saturday, a company numbering over 250 spending a very enjoyable time. Among those present were Colonel TW pson> G. O. C Malaya, the Bishop of Singapore and Mrs.
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    JOHORE CAUSEWAY.
    502 6 OPEN TO RAIL TRAFFIC TO-DAY. Interesting Detail- The Causeway across, the Strait? of johore has been partially completed and was opened) to railway goods ti affic on Septemtjer 17, and to passenger traffic to-day; It was int?nded th;tt the Causevwy should be formally opened by Htf Excellency Sir
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    THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE.
    196 6 Relief of European Sufferer*. A>* anyone realizes, who ha* heard of the plight >f the refugees from Jap .:i who paa*e»l through Singapore on the "Dongo a"- on Friday, help is bndiy needed t»< swell the furd be ng cojec.ed local l'y for the European miTcATa. The
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND.
    31 6 Received by Yokohama Sp*ie Bank. M. Kterier Sultan $100 Ena Ma'deen Mustan 100 S. Shark Dawood anki Co. 100 A. P. Nath£rgan?y and C 100 Me School 100
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    CAR OVER CLIFF.
    107 6 K0l ,i 'Win* m Ump f,, r Safety, Three m< Saturday night for a k T r TOandin? ,h Gap. lb 4ri» ,f his Tfc( :;r d andra —man cl( ai f fc th< th ™v ,«h,r,,,* o fi 0IK escaped with van iney wore admitted into
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    VENEREAL DISEASE
    160 6 Qaeatiata and AjHweri j n Council. Mr. Lcwther Kemp a ked at the htig at ve Council Mreti 'g to-dav (1) "Wh, n will the Report cf the X fltiereai Daawrs CoMu i e be mad* public?" (2) "In v.ew of the fx-, that the Comm itee consider
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    NEWS PROM IPOH.
    102 6 Golf (Tub Meeting. F'rom Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. Saturday. At tihe half ytarly meeting of thr j Ip<h G If Club, Mr. Brush. pnes4. ing. congratulated the members p the completion of the new 18 he» course. A small profit was carri« forward. It was announced thet
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    ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA.
    143 6 Nearly forty engineers met topfttMl during the week tnd from all of the Peninsula at the avt mcc i g -f the Engirft tm g A m> Htm of Ma uya, h ill n S«C*P Cm Saturday morVng the paftf v'sited the S ngapore H.irbour Board
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    48 6 untitled the untitled of The Teachers A.ssooiaVo-t Mr. J. Jefferxm g ve a 'lecture on "The Psyche Physical siga ficance of Phys val Edtt» cato/i." in the Raffl.is histiruthn at 515 pjn. to-morrow, Mr. 1> A B shop will preside. All sre cordial j nited -o be present
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      103 6 WATCH BRACELETS In 18ct gold expam ing or moire tilk bands LATEST NOVELTIES A large range of high grade watches in gdJ, silver and platinum and diamonds ALWAYS MAINTAINED. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. Compare prices and quality before ordering elsewhere. ISMAIL A. RAHEEM TELEPHONE NO. 2292. Telegraphic address: THAIBA Singapore. JEWELLER.
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    THE NEXT MOVE.
    361 7 PMNCARE ON GERMAN DECISION. More Proofs Required. Paris. Yesterday. unveiling a war monument at 11 v M. Poincare said tiiat i iravo fr«,hr r fs «f t„ understand. The Rach by p claiming the necessity of ceasing r >tance in the Ruhr sought TW re mat fcjr
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    SEPARATISTS DEMONSTRATE
    101 7 Reuter. Paris. Yes-terday. Tw thousand Rhdneland separa\>; demonstrated at Duesseldorf t -day n the presence of a crowd of 4".(vn). They went in a procession r and the square shouting ia favour f jaration. When speeches were about to begin fisticuffs developed among tht crowd and shot? were
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    FRENCH AMBULANCES CALLED IN.
    104 7 Reuter. Paris, Yesterday. A French despatch from Du'-sfi-.ldorf that the imported German piain clothes police m.n are resp risible for breaking up the 1 a ''at. st demonstration and asserts th-.it th y ming-l d with the crowd a; 1 started the disturbance, whereupon the uniformed
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    BERLIN TRANQUIL.
    80 7 Reuter. Berlin. Saturday. There is perfecu tra/nqttillit> 1 i Ji"ut the country. The Mintatei of has issued a manifesto, ordering po&tal, telegraph and railway workers in the Ruhr to return to their posts. The Minister of Reconstruction has cancelled the regulation relating t-o the discontinuance of reparation and
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    DOVER BASE ENDS.
    28 7 Reuter. London, Yesterday. The Adnrrafl y formal 1 transfer ci the Harbour to the Harbour board tij-iky# marks th*e end of the Dover Naval Ba&c.—Reuter.
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    CHINA AND LEAGUE.
    324 7 PROTEST AT NON-EUECTION TO COUNCIL.) Possible Abstention. Reuter. r>eva Yesterday. r connection with the Section of rj m my, Brazil, Belgium, Sweden, Czed Slovakia and Spain £S nonp ~n nt members of tU Council 0 f tj} League, it is notend -thy that Qj r which obtained
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    WORLD'S AERIAL RECORD.
    163 7 French Plane Flies fa* Over 11S Hours. 1 Reuter. Marseilleses. Ye4erday. The French rigible 44 Djxmude 1- ided at tiers it 6 36 thislirrvr.g, after a co: nuc s ft ght of li> hours and 41 m tut a bea*?ncr ths| "R34V world rtc rd of 08
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    CHANNEL COLLISIONS.
    91 7 Over Six Steamers Baily Damaged. Reuter. L >ndon, Yestti layThere w "re a r markable sa ies of collisions in tbe channel in a dense fog. resulting i: the sinking >f the Frerjch steamei "Brohonoie." The British schoone* "Florence" an I half a dozen otheiJ ucceeded in re;
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    REPUBLIC OF TURKEY.
    52 7 Reuter. London, Saturday. A report transmitted from Vienna of the Republic of Turkey evidently relates to d scu sions ait the proceedin at Angora, egatrdirig the style «f vhe new Sta e Government. The party recently to recommend republican form with Mustapha Kemal as strong favourite for
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    BRONZE MEDAL FOR GALLANTRY.
    47 7 London Sen-. 19.—His Majesty the King has awarded Itfhe Bronze Medal to Major Willoughby Hogg late of tne Third krahtnarsi for (gallantry in saving a laJecar wh lfe assisting to quell the fire on board the steaonehip "Oruro" at Muscat in May, 1918.
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    JANINA MURDERS.
    209 7 GREECE DISSATISFIED WITH DECISION. Albanians the Assassins. Reuter. London, Yesterday. A message from Athens reports that it is semi-offic ally stated that the Greek not**, reply ng to the dec:®'on of the Conference of Ambassadors, was h: jided to the French minister cn the 29t;h in-tant. The note
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    OPIUM TRAFFIC.
    165 7 Chinese Delegate's Speech in Assembly. Reuter. Geneva. Saturday. At the League Assembly on September 26 Mr. Chao Hl.n Chu denied ihe rumour that China intended to establ'-sh an opium monopoly. China never legalised the traflic. which she was utmost to suppress, accord rg to The Hatgue Conventxri He
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    INDIA'S SUPPLY TO D. E. I.
    67 7 Reuter. Simla. Saturday. The agreement for the direct supply of opium the Dutch East Indie® Government, has been renewed for five years.—Reuter. Geneva, Yesterday. The council of the League of Nations decided that the conference of the States where opium smoking continues should meet
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    NOT A BOOTLEGGER.
    111 7 Why L. G. is Going to America. Reuter. London Yesterday. At a luncheon given by the American Society at the Savoy Hotel, on the eve of his departure to Canada and the United States, Mr. Lloyd George said that he was not going as a missionary nor
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    DANISH BANK CASE.
    72 7 Ex-Directors Punished. Reuter. Copenhagen, Yesterday The Supreme Court gave judgment in the trual of the ex-Director* of the Landmtancte Bank. The fine of 800 krouers impostd on H. P. Prior the Mana-g ng Director of the Nordiske Kabalogtraad Pr,briken was altered to eight months' imp» comment. The
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    1498 7 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges J UNEMPLOYMENT IN ENGLAND. Leafield (Oxford). Sept. 11.—The Ministry of Labour announces that the number of persons in Great Britain wholly unfimpolyed at the beg raning of Sep ember was 1233 300. Th's was 5 130 more than
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      345 7 I AMERICAN steel split PULLEY. 44 I Two Quickly Clamped Ha vcs 1 I AMERICAN Pulleys are M SPLIT" [jj to accomplish an obvious saving of 1 5 jfl time and labour in instill at ion no IU P 3 stripping of a busy shaft. g S S ju Moreover
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    752 8 untitled y-PELKY FIGHT. Reuter. Oct U date of the fight of the year between Battling Key, our lightweight champ on and loung Pelky, the hard h'tting Filipino who has easily defeat 1 d all local opponents. A Chinese syndicate is staging the affair at the New World
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    425 8 DOUBLES CHAMPIONS IN EXHIBITION MATCH. By "Wayfarer." Much conviviality prevailed and a pleasant time was spent at the Straits Chinese Recreation Club on Saturday, when an exhibition lawn tennis doubles match was played between Tan Chong Kee and D. H. Kileinman anil T. Koizumi and Y. A-sano, at
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    GOLF.
    175 8 U. S. CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. New York, Saituiday. Sanazen haa won the Amer Joan professional golf championship, defeating Hagen in the final alt) tho thirtyeighth hole. The golf final which was followed by thousand», bristled witfh thrills from beginning to end. The only one hate lead secured during the morning
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    YACHTING.
    873 8 R.S.Y.C.—SUCCESS OF MRS. W. M. BLAKE. The third and last rs<ee of the ser es for Mi's. Lundon's trophy, with lady helmsmen, eame off on. Saturday afternoon over the same course, and six boats were sent away at 4 p.m. by Mr. Perry. The result was a complete reversal
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    RUGBY.
    64 8 INTER-STATE MATCH. Johore Defeated By Selar.gor. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. The first Inter-State rugby match was played on Safurday. Selangor showed n*a<rked superiority over Jofaore, wi'r.rJing by the margin of nineteen points to nil. Selangor n-ver stretched and the visitor* foumJ the pace too fast. Their
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    ROWING.
    171 8 Training is in full swing in rjhe RowTrng Section of the Royal Singapore Yacht Ohib for idle Chcmgmai Cup for which three orews have entered, including last year's winners. On Thursday afternoon. Od:<obej* 4 Mr. Stone's crew will medc Mr. Gamble's crew in the qualifying round and the crows
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    ATHLETICS.
    36 8 Reuter. New York. Saturday. The New York giants secured the championship at the National League M ot at New York in the Yankee! th rd successive seasm in the world series at the Yankee stadium
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    THE TURF.
    32 8 Reuter. New York. Saturday. Papyrus disembarks at sine this morning and created a favourable mpression among a crowd cf enthusiasts and apeetajlnre. The horse 's stabled on the Belmont Course
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    SIR F. S. JAMES AND THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    242 8 Reuter telegraphs mm* the UnderSecretary 0 f State for th? C(> onies has formed an Advisory Committee to ass st h'.m, as representative of the interests of the Colonies and Protectorates at tho Econ .mic Conference. Th s Committee will include Sir
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    399 8 BUKIT K. B. RUBBER CO. LTD. A general meeting of the shareh lders of the Bukf.t K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd., was held on Satuday at the Chart <red Bank Chamber. Mr. J. M. Stne presided and the others present were Messrs. Neo Ong Hee,, JB. Myleis and
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    77 STAMPS ON A LETTER.
    70 8 Roubles Once Worth £22 800. On one letter just received from Datum, on the Biack Sea by Messrs H. H. Gibsoa Co., Ltd., shipping •gents, of Idol-lane, EC, 77 Russ an stamps were struck in str ps all round the envelope which is more than
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      85 8 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. A University Degree is the best educational qualification that a school teacher can possess. The Degree Examinations of the Univers'ty of London are open to external studewts, and although a high standard is required of candidates in all grades of the examinations it is quite practicable
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    PROGRESS OF COLONY.
    5896 9 Governor's Annual Address tl Council. Sound Financial Positron. Infantile Mortality Causing Great Anxiety. follewiaf is a report of nual address by His ExcellC »T to Members of Gonnc'J at the Meeting Financial. lisl year I stated eipated that the year 1922 maH ;n increasing our sunn m
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    GENERAL CABLES.
    345 9 MR. COOLIDGE ON DEBT PAYMENTS. League Discussions. Reuter. W ashing ton Friday. Mr. Coolidge received Sir Rv>derick Jones at White-House and conversed over international affairs. The president spoke very deliberately about the way which Britons were dealing with the debt to the United States. He believed that they
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      789 10 AUCTION SALE. I ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE The Undersigned have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction at their Sale-room, Raffles hambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, October 1, at 2.30 p.m. Upper Circular Road Lot 1—999 Years'leasehold land with the two storeyed brick ani tile-roofe
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      658 12 NOTICE. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Persons desiring to communicate with a Gazetted Police Officer on Sundays or Public holidays should ring up the Central Station Tel. 61*) and ascertain the Telephone numbe- of *,ho Officer of the Day. C. HANNIGAN, C hief Police Officer, fciugapore. NOTICE. This is to notify
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      385 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —An experienced bill-collec-tor and cashier f»r a large transport firm, who can furnish security in cash or b n<U to the v.tine of $3.000. Also a book keeper, who can take charge of books on hid own account. Apply Box 91, c/o Malaya Tribune. TO LET. TO
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      432 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Au hor-sed Cap taJ $4,000,000 Issued Capital $2,000,000 Paid-up Capital $1,000,000 Reserved Liability of Shareholders* $1,000,000 Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit $1,640,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Charman:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman:—Gaw Khek Kh am, Esq.
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      510 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 te 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800 000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £l,352,10o Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      502 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 v chares of £5 each £3,OOu\UUU Ret" Fund £3.800.000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 P HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar
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