Malaya Tribune, 30 October 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. -No. 255 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1923.
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      202 1 r THE MAL AYA TRIBUNE j SHIPPING GAZETTE, j ar N wspaper of I he Stra Settlement!. published Daily. I replete I I-*" nf 1 Events. I Fo and Ut«< BFST BPOKTB REPORTS. f i i '••'■niiiifinnMiar* ERASMIC TOOTH PASTE I I IS BRITISH AND BEST I jj The base
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      18 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., (Manufacturing Optician*) 15, South Canal Road, SINGAPORE. Will serve you satisfactorily with such service.
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    AUCTION SALES.
    878 2 A RECORD NUMBER OF PROPERTIES SOLD. The folk-whig Singapore Properties belor.igi.ng to the Estate of Hadjea .M< ons Mohamed Syed, deceived were •old by sanction at 'the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co., No. 30 Chul a-street on the 24th and 25th inst. 999 years leasehold
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    PHILIPPINE POLITICS.
    196 2 Bloodshed Feared on Election Day. Manila. September 28.—Statements have issued by the rival political camps which predict martial law and possibly bloodshed on elect on day. Senior Montinola, President of the Democrata Party, declares: I have information that the Coalitionists will try to put something over on election
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    EARTHQUAKE SCARE IN LONDON.
    215 2 London, Oct. B.—There was a sensseless on Sunday morning l in a street-market in BettonaU Greco, which ccused severe 'nguries to eleven people who had to be sent to hospital and nvnor injuries to fifty others. Two thousand, were trodden to death or liberated and scores
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    PARENTS ARE OFTEN PUZZLED
    149 2 to know what medicine to give ther little ones. The child flails sick with griping: pains*, vomit'ng, diarrhoea, croup; or suddenly gets feverish, screams for no apparent cause, refuses food; or vomits up what it has eaten. What is to he done on such occasions? As
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      276 2 for Baby in a tin oP Foods Por> Infants j j Made from the purest milk from (J a the richest pastures of England, Si the 4 Allenburys' Foods are as easily digested as mother's milk. They J-L j'< 1 are germ free, and are simply and r ~fV;*-£ quickly
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      143 2 AN ASSASSIN. P-heumatwrn is like mm asa»aVn. Before you know it you are in ita power, and the terrible paina and achea that fellow are ere* worse than if the assnsin's knife vu driven into your flash. LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM, is the one uid the only true and sura cure
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      331 2 COME AND SEE SUN Co. 109, Meyer's Mansions, Singapore. It is a visit worth while. There is always something interesting and useful to show, there is always cvi dence of service, and an intimate knew ledge of trade requirement rhat can onl] result from yea s of constant c ntac
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      428 2 I THE Motor Unioi I INSURANCE Co., Ltd. 5{ (Incorporated in England.) FIRE I MOTOR I MARINE G Cr Agents: Messrs. SI WE, DARBY Co., m X 5, Malacca Street, Singapore. Telephone No. 2800. T Lr m Ruttts Oils >fernishesetc ifcz are known thrcaghoat the Empire for W= covering power
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    AN UNUSUAL VISITOR.
    544 3 THE MESSAGE OF M. COHVAI. We i.ad a msot in cresting visitor on Friday in Ike person cf EcVnond Corval a Frenchman whose mission 'c the prorata:, ion of Naturism. He is a fine, healthy specimen himse'f and does what no other European dare do —waHcs about
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    A WOMAN TERRORIST.
    251 3 The real Chi' f of the Foreign Department of the Cheka, the Soviet secret society which is responsible f»r many acts of tenro-.rsm which have horrified the wo rid, rs a Russian woman less than 30 years old (says Mr. Richard Easton, the special correspondent of tiie
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      127 3 B I 3 SOLID TYRES I B II t/iT. rW.OC are fitted by a powerful hydraulic MOlOr LyLIBa. jJ press, under supervision of expert T ye Engineers. I Sims, Darby Co., Ltd. 1 H All reputable dealers and (incorporated in s.s.) linn i i i i i im > i
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      272 3 AYOUNGMIFE CURED OF TEAT FEARFUL rACEACBB f^^^^^ Mrs. B. L. Hunt, tcrites: I first hem me ill a! out 2j years ago and suffered terrible piins in the bacV sleeplessness, and swelled tlu«*|s ar ,i C( J not move about in bed. I was under a doctor, but had very
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      152 3 Take BQVRIL Grinding and- Regrooving RUBBER MACHINE ROLLS Clients Rolls Ground and Regrooved to any Design Required. Large Stocks of Rolls on Hand to fit all Types of "UE" Rubber Machines. For Further Particulars Refer to UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (I.ioorpjrattd In th« StraJfcf Sett!«m*uts> SIVG4PORE. 1 j Here's Strength for
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    831 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. A HISTORY AND A DEFENSE OF THE CINEMA. Thirty-three Years Old. "You mue/t not." said one who suspected that I was proposing to adopt a superior standpoint, "he tooo hard on an invention that is only thirty-three years old. What do
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      414 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE CINEMA TANJONG PAGAN RO4D. To-Night, Tuesday Wednesday. SPECIAL ATTRACTION COMMENCING AT 9.30 P.M. FOB THREE NIGHTS ONLY THE SERENADERS in a BIG VAUDEVILLE PROG I AMME OF MAGIC MYSTERY ißth Music SONGS, DANCES, HAWAIIAN MUSIC, JAZZ AND MINSThELS Supported by A strong Picture Programme at 7.30 p in.
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      350 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Saturday, October 27, to Thursday, No?. 1. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen Newffr REAL DRAMA INVOLVING REAL PEOPLE. Lewis J. Selznick Presents Conway Tearle in Love s Masquerade IN 5 1 EELS. A powerful screen drama in which highly dramatic
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      357 4 AMUSEMENTS ~1 MYSTERY soon To AT CHARLES GAIETY CINEMA U|li/»in« wTo HUTCHISON FIR€D THE SHOT THAT KILLED 30 REEh TEDDY GARRICK? SERI^ AT WAS IT THE SOCIETY WOMAN, THE CI ID 11U A rr« CROOK OR AN UNKNOWN I »3lJilli>/\ HjMjj SEE TONIGHT All 15 Episodes— tk I AM GUILTY
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    GREATEST LIVING AMERICAN WOMEN.
    128 5 of Women S< ktes publish- 84 arf that who have in their bette nu nt of AddttßV (phiBeaux (paintlumn I r :i it] i ti nan GaM (pcli- < alu M tddean Fiske mane), welfare), F i 1 1 anart my), M. is (< (u< tt'
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    "D'ORIENT".
    75 5 ii the in Java, it has ssue. Without mid that «I ait and d anywhere able with the »xi European magaft the last Mail tical number a A i.umber beauty to ttion to other st. Th fact ;i 1» in Dutch i it detract from n .n-Dutch sfrakn the
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    72 5 on Octol Singapore:— Mr. K. C Detfatma, Mrs. Mr VVe Thai, \n- J. Nichol, r. -Stavtrman, gapore:—Hr. S em. ngapore:—Hr. em, Mej. Tan Hr.Stol Singapore:— lr. V. H. Winson, G. B. Jouis _H- L. A. Holier, jfer, Mr. C. ■i Aarden ng Mr. Mr Tea*. I<* Vbdul Rahman
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    31 5 Marts from France, Germa.iy. Italy, Ceylon, etc., by M. M. Packet Angkor will ar/rive by train to-night. Tht 1 conre&pondence will be delivered by the first delivery to-morrow morning.
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    Mails Expected.
    45 5 From Holland and Germany by s.s. Grot'-irs. due Singapore 10 a.m. tomorrow. From China and Japan by s.s. Altai Maru. due Singapore to-morrow. From Europe (London mails despatched October 11) by s.s. Teesta, due P. nang 6 a.m. on Friday, tih-e 2nd pioximo.
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    Straits Settlements 7 per cent Loan Half Yearly Interest.
    35 5 Interest coupons payable on Nov. 1, 1923, may be presented for payment cn and after that date at any Money Order Office ito the Straits Settlements.
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    British Postal Orders.
    47 5 The Indian Postal authorities notify that the equivalents in Indian money of th: values of British Postal Orders issued on or after October 16, 1923, for payment in India will be calculated at the rate of fourteen rupees and eig'ht anras per poil.xl sterling.
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    Cables From U. K.
    23 5 The latest time received from London at 5.30 a.m. Urgent 7.5 p.m. October 29. Ordinary 5.20 p.m. October 29.
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    Boxholders' Bags.
    55 5 The attention of Boxholders is invited to Paragraph 3 of the cond tions specified on the Boxholders' delivery tickets issued by this Department. It is specially requested that bags be sent to t'he General Post Office in readiness for. each Outward Mail, so as to facflJtate and expedite
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    M. O. S. With Great Britain and Ireland.
    24 5 Money Orders payable in Great Britain and Ireland are now issued at the Tangiin Post Office.
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    Parcel Post—Russia in Asia.
    56 5 The parcel post service with Russia in Asia, via Japan, has been suspended. The n»re of issue of Money Orders f.,r India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 164 ->qu&l to $100. The rate of payment Money Orders from India and Csylon is Rs. 170 equal to
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    345 5 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. home league matches. Bolton Trounc.d. London Oc. f 20.—The League foot ball matches resulted a* follows:— First Division. 0 Huddersfield 1 Blackburn. 0 Manchester 1 Bolton 1 Arsenal 2 Cardiff C:ty 1 Preston N. E. 1 Chelsea 0 Westham Un'ted 0 Liverpool 4 Not.'ngham 2 Middlcsbro 1
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    ASTON VILLA BEAT ARMY.
    24 5 London Oct. 17.—1n a friendly maech. the Army scored 2 goals againsi Aston Villa 7. Ac Aldershot Sunderland 2, Chelsea
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    S.C.F.A. FIXTURES.
    97 5 Owing to the sun falling earliei Juring this part of the year, it has t>°en decided that all matches in the S. C. F. A. League will start at 1.50 p.m. sharp and will stop at 5.55 p m. The fixture list has accordingly teen re-arranged and matches
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    BADMINTON.
    47 5 amateur sporting ASSOCIATION. B. Singles Handicap. To day's tie. —Goh Teck Huat vs. Wee Chin Teck. To-morrow's tie —Cheougi Hock Chye vs. winner of Soh Cheng Yam and Lee Chin Yam. Thursday tie. —Winner of Goh Teck Huat and Wee Chin Teck vs. Teo Soo Hoon.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    27 5 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE. To-day's Ties. Lee Wee Kjam -12 vs. Lim Chuan Sui -12 (p). Aug Tiaw Ann -15 vs. Soon Kirn Yon*r »cr. (c).
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    CRICKET.
    260 5 Y. M. C A. vp. LANKA UNION. The following are the scores ar.d bowling analyses n the match played on Saturday between the Y. q j± and Lanka Union. Lanka Union. M. Igr.a.ius C Weerakoddy b Slack 3 K. P. Jaye ninghe b Oehlers 4 P. Nadarajah b Oehlers
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    HOCKEY.
    34 5 INTER-STATE MATCH POSTPONED. From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. To-day. The first inter-state hockey match, between Sclangor and Perak was postponed indefinitely as the former, last year's champion, are unable to rai-t. a team.
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    RUGGER.
    36 5 1NTER-POKT MATCH. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, To-day. The visit to Bangkok next week has be-en finally decided. The team which has been chosen half from Perak and half from Penang will leave on Wednesday.
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    BOXING.
    26 5 "Wild Kid.." 7st. 31b. accepts the general challenge of "Stanley Oarpen. vier" for a six round? contest at the Now World on \he 3rd proximo.
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    THE TURF.
    53 5 PAPYRUS COMES HOME. Reuter. LONDON, To-day. Papyrus re/urned to Southampton from America. Trainer Jarvis described the track, after the rain like a skating-rink and was confident that with better going Papyrus would have won. He opined that the return match would be run in England if there was
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    FAVOURITE JOBS.
    58 5 What most Parents want their sons to become. Bank clerk, school teacher and c vil servant are the professions most C&osan by pa re ruts for their sors, said Mr. F. G. Hanks, heatlnu'ster of Ttitnes Grammar School, m an dressCareers which few seem to want to e.iter
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    THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
    47 5 The I. C. S. have made up special Courses to cover the examination of Bar Part 1 and Bar Final and also Solicitors Prelminary and Intermediate. Write to-day for a prospectus —you place yourself under mo obligation. International Correspondence Schools, 137, Cecil Street, Singapore.
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      123 5 jTitan! Cement! j TRADE MARK. Al Tety I niitctfltinn Adontc HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd., Malacca, Port Swettenham jj I UUlbldllUll Agblllb Md Kua a Lmnpur 5 I AYLESBURY NUTTER, Ltd.. Ipoh, Teluk Anson, Kampar, |j 3 Taiping, Penang and Kedah. B I,f ,hh j Jfl ROBINSON j j OM PATENT
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    72 5 ILhen 4 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day. <>«*• {1 a.m.. 0 56 p.m. f? inH'i'cc 2-15 r l m0r 2ll am.. 135 p.m. [<rh T g I m.rl closes. K- i m tif.« (Jo*" 1 Houae, Lj (ir- s iv Sc° c arI Ailsa j, i.l-»r. D^itt! p D1
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    244 5 To-day, Oct. 30. Selat Paredjanij, Bengka' v S'jk Pakan Baro: Sri Patar>a 2 p.m Medan, Sahahg Holland* Celebes 2 p.m. Rangoon Calcutta Malay Maru 3 p.m. Muar Plying Dragon 3 p.m. Batu Pahat Memn 3 p.m. Bandjermaain Sanie Borneo 3 p.m. Pulau Soegi Sultana 3 p.m. Bangkok *Kiungchow
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    DESTITUTION AND CRIME.
    764 6 Destitution has a close bearing on lawlessness; some people believe iit is almost a matter of cause and effect. It is therefore appropriate at the moment to refer to the report of the Committee appointed by the Government of the Straits Settlements 44 to consider the problem
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    STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
    54 6 Severe Storm in Mining District. (From Our Own Correspondent). IPOH, Yesterday News has been received of a severe storm at Kampar miming district. A coolie was killed by ligflrtoning, and the coolie tan® caug'ht fire in a French mine at Batu Ampor where the Manager Mon. de
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    EMPIRE CINEMA.
    55 6 Vaudeville Attraction. The special attraction billed at ithe Empire Otnema last nigh* drew a fair auderrce who were dehghted by the Serer,«ders with their music m> h and mystery. The programme was a variety one and ap. evening's excellent anterta- nmemt is assured. There will be a complete
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    CONTRABAND CHARGE.
    138 6 There was an early sitting of the Third Police Court this morning when Mr. N. H. P. Whitley, D.P.P., m?ntioned the case in whiich R.J.A.N. Verbeek, 2nd officer of the Dutch steam.r Van Clocn, stands charged with importing chandu a d w'th beng concerned in ths import. In
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    WELL-KNOWN PLANTER DEAD.
    32 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) IPOH. Yesterday The death occurred last ncght at Ipoh of Mr. Edwin Philips, at one time a planter and promo.er of rubber companies in P.rak.
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    INDIANS AND CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT SOCIETIES.
    69 6 Our Indian readers will be interested to learn that Mr. D. Arulanandam Pillay is not merely Emigration Agent but has been sent by the Government of India to watch the interests of all Indians generally. He has considerable experience of co-opera-tive credit Societies and he
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    247 6 Reuter. Tin.—To-day, $100.62½ per pikul 100 tens sold. Our Ipoh co-respondent wires that there was a railway slip on the Sungbai line which is ckar to-day. MOSCOW, To-day. The Soviets have chartered 286 steamers to carry exports from Blacks:a ports.—Reut.r. WASHINGTON, Tcdiy. Two of the crew of (fag 05 men
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    CONFLICT IN SAXONY.
    227 6 REFUSAL TO ACCEPT DICTATION. Parliament Building Seized. Reuter. BERLIN, Yeaerday. There a open conflict in Saxony between Doctor Heinze whom Stresemann appointed as Reich Commissioner of the State of Saxony, with almost absolute powers, and the Zegner Cabinet which refuses to accept the dictation from Berlin. Dr.
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    FASCIST ANNIVERSARY.
    178 6 Muss© mi's Address to Blackshirts. Reuter. MILAN, Yen er Jay. Sir Mus*olni in a speech in ceiebrat on cf the fim ann versary of the Fascist march to Rome, aa'd thst, the faw hundred stalwarts of Fascism, which he addressed in the same placr a year ago, had
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    TURKISH REPUBLIC.
    26 6 Mustapha Kcmal Elected President. Reuter. CONSTANTINOPLE, To-day. The Angora Assembly decided on a Republican form of Government and unanimously elected Mustapha Kemal as President.—Reuter.
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    MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT.
    65 6 Machine Runs into Funeral Party. (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG Yesterday. Tan Kee Seng was charged by Inspector Fowler with driv ng h-s car in o a Chinese funeral buckling a rckshaw and causing bruses to the rickshaw-puller ard three of the coffin bearers. The brake was
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    SUPREME COURT JUDGES ILL.
    92 6 The Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, was unable to proceed with Mr. Justice Banrett-Lemiard to the Johore Court of Appeal yesterday owing to a touch of fever. Hi* Lordship was absent from the Supreme Court to-day and it is doubtful if he JJM be able to
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    STATUS OF INDIANS.
    116 6 QUESTION^ G *neral S mu{t Reuter LONDON v Reuter learn, that Conference was plies by Dominion m Indian speeches on Oct-tT replies revealed a with the proposal Sapru that (ach Dorr local committer t0 in the possibilities 0 f Wrr 1921 Imparl S:r Sapru further these comnm
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    U.S. TRADE.
    104 6 Larger Wholesale Bu Three Years. Reuter. WASHINGTON, The Federal Reserve Boaaia shrw that daring the last iv the who] trade wit .575 three yt. rs .nd the rets ncreased n'ne p:r cent ove Em-ol >ym •;.a the recent high level ud pna had decreased five per eel «I
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    SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRI
    138 6 No Signs of Early ImprovMsl LONDON The publication en October I Lloyds Register Shipp ag Aaaa port for 1922 to 1923 st a are ro signs of an early mpr* in the shipbuilding iuaViitry. I man fest tonnage now afka! si 16 000 000 greater than in Jw
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    EX-PREMIER SERIOUSD ILL.
    17 6 Reuter. Mr. Bonar Law if ,M Hi septic p-eum a a. I serious.—Reuter. 1
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    37 6 Reuter. gen:ll Theliteraatifual U^^ unanmously adopted tne^J the t p J comeridat:ons of 1 inspcirtion of La** r solut.'on invit ni' the W ,j present their marsng the result* c/ of labour carried out Renter.
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      338 6 «i..H«fTrTm«»mit«n«iiininmiMl«nill^^ I ROBINSON Co., Ltd. B Best British Make j VELOUR HATS I IN Fawn, Grey and Natural I YYith\Self and Contrast Bow Bands, Shot Silk I Lining, Sweat Band and Superior Quality I Tan Leather Head Lining. ir:ce EACit I SIZE 6H TO 7M. m 2 m i W\
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      42 6 THE PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen beg to notify the Public that they have opened a Consultation Bureau at Amber Mansions, Orchard Road, where free advice can be obtained by post or personal visit. NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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      33 6 WHAT INTERESTS H L g jla ive C until Fascist Anniv.-rswn S atus of Ind Conflict in Sax Destitution and Cmu' Aud ion Sale An Unusual Visitor Letter-Box MSK 9 ALL THE SPORT^^
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    5849 7 Unofficial Speeches on the Budget. REDUCTION OF TAXATION URGED. Mr. Mitchell on Venereal Scourge. LOCAL MEN AND CIVIL SERVICE. I the budget yesterday in the The House rose at nod train 12 30 I Sr, from I V ...iue r.g 1924 of the Colony H' and that at
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      343 7 "FIBRENT" 49 I J Asbestos Cement Sheets. I jj Flat Sheets. Manufactured in J S Sizes 8' x4\ V x.4\ 6' x4\%' i 3', 4* x4\ 5-3t", 3-16", tf-, 5 .i 6 'IT S Sj 'J Lit knoss. jy I FIBRENT. Sheets are n< n-cn.dudive <f beat and cold and
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 8 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspon dents.]
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    NEW CHINESE SCHOOL.
    109 8 (To The Ed tor, "Malaya Tribune".) Sir,—I wall to congratulate the organisers of the above school for their great interest in he development of education of ch ldren of their soil amd wish them every succesa. Reading through the correspondence. I am puzzled as to wha'. eort
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    CONDITION OF ROADS.
    206 8 (To The Ed tor, "Malaya Tribune".) Sir—May I through the medium of your pap.r draw the a Mention of the Municipality to the condition of Mftfto-road. This thoroughfare has been in a very shocking state for the las. w or three years with plenty of hotel and
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    INSPECTION OF ROYAL SUSSEX.
    43 8 To-day at 5.30 p.m. the 2nd Bn Royal Suswx Regianenft will ha inspected on, the Padang by H. E. the Governor and the general publsic will thus be afforded an opportunity of soetng the new battalion at full strength.
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    SINGAPORE & SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    42 8 SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders for week end ag Nov. 4. Wednesday, Oct. 31.—Annual meeting of the Association in the V.M.C.A. Hall at 5.30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3._ Field Day. Parade at V.M.C.A. at 2.30 p<m. Frank C. Sands, Commissioner.
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      80 8 THE LEGAL PROFESSION. The legal profession is governed by old-establ'shed regulations, and the entire practice of legal work is controlled by the Council of Legal Education in the case of barristers, tsnd the Law Society in the case of solicitors. In botl. cases a series of examinations must be passed.
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      118 8 fpK3GMNUYt| i W m VIRGINIA CIGARETTES jg jj IF good ju.:«.n,„, leads you to iVcal y O.areUes you jgi^ il 1 will realise that their hoc appearance is but a hint oi the still Am tight t, lino, sn.ok.ns qualities which lie underneath the pure rice paper. nemg ■fc&rjl The
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      350 8 In the Matter of STRAITS JAVA PRODUCE CO., LTD. (Iti Liquidation). The Creditors (if any) of the abovenamed Company are required on or before the 10th day of Noiember, 1923, to send their names aud addresses and the particulara of their debts or claims and the names and addresses of
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      208 8 I AYRES' B I a j CHAMPIONSHIP jj I HARDCOURT I Tennis M D I v "*»s9,sQ' )r I TO CLEAB STOCK RAJA Co? S 117, North Bridge Road. Singapore. ti>iiitiiiiiii!i!>i!!i!iini!ii!ii!iinii!iMitiiiiiiiiiiiMi!itii>iiti!ii:aiiiit*iiiMiiit<'i:ii in i i i m i m i iiiiui I LADIES ATTENTION! m I FINE WHITE METAL i CHAIN
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    MASKS.
    691 9 LARY PAGET'S REMINISCENCES Full of good stones are the re> miniscences of Walburga Lady Paget* which are now given to the public under the tile of "Embassies of Other Days." A prominent figure in the Victorian, era, her racy pen recalls its leadings, personalities. Herself the wife of a
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1011 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IV THE MAR RET. Mebsrs. LYALL AND EVATT, En hance and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Oct. 30. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company Allagar 2s 2j2 Anyrlo-Java 2s 3|lV4 Anglo-Malay 20s
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      223 9 I D J<AjN_jADRAS PULICAT ?P j Jf TSoA 9 B uRO/v G tso. 1 B CHOP ROSE P < iff NO. 1 H I o 2' REGISTERED I o*-=r |col| NOTICE is hereby given th* the Trade Marks depicted above are the property cf A. D. P. ARUNACHALA CHETTY Co..
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    613 10 Singapore, Oct. 27. MEAT Axticfc, N Pries I. c. Btef steak'kati 0.42 Beef or curry kati 0-38 Pork, lean kati 0.60 Pork, lean an« fat (Ist qoality) kati 0.48 Mutton Indian (Govt.) kat. 0.60 Mutton Australian kati Oj6o Fowl kati 1.50 Fowl large (3 katis) each 1.65
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      332 10 W Santal Capsules A The best internal treatment. A So made that the antiseptic is —W /A M-\A not freed by the digestive f\fmk 1 juices. No nausea can result. y\w Physicians recommend them, From all Ch*miĕts. HBbL JiSllalal llHlll The Straufotoccui 1 M Bauliua loHu-Br-vii which mm Hia whirb
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      272 10 Ihorlick's HALTED I MILK I 'J lUILDS FtCM l^^^rr^yi V\ Til rissT LfXilfJiwfJ l: V* rmk A, V. %f£/s undermining erf rocr ty/Zj/ constitution »j th« range* j,'' of hot climates. Drink VI ROftLICK'S MALTED V> Vj f MILK th* tried, trusted a*4 j y Urn i COD-DRINK. Mads U\
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      1224 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE OF SYED SHAIK BIN ABDULRAHMAN ALKAFF, (Deceased.) IMPORTANT FOUR DAYS' AUCTION SALE of very valuable freehold and leasehold Singapore town properties At Messrs. CHEONG KOON SENG Co's Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street. FIRST DAY'S SALE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923, at 2.30 p.m. (From Lot 1 to Lot 20.)
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      850 10 AUCTION SALE. FOURTH DAY'S SALE—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g ia„ (From Lot 59 to Lot 81) 59. Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and house N 0 7g D area 1,200 square feet, monthly rent $120. s. 60. Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and house N 0 80 area 1,162 square feet, monthly
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      569 11 Mr STEAMER SAILINGS Ir&OJRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE 1 1 (Gompsn es Incorporated m England.) I MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. I PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. H contract with H's Majesty's Government*) I ()l T \HI»S from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. H fmt < hina Japan For
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      329 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LONDON LINE, Kitano Maru Nov 6 Haruna Maru Nov 13 LIVERPOOL LINE. Lyons Maru Nov 7 Ycyohashi Maru Mid; Dec. HAMBURG LINE. Matsumoto Maru MM j Nov Tajima Maru Midl|Npv Dakar Maru Mid Dec NEW YORK LINE vim SUEZ Sailing datti mil. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE Kaniagawa Maru Nov
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      496 11 STEAMER V UME OF STEAMERS Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Penang. Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle. Adelaide. Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OP ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Date of Departure 1923 1923 ENOGGERA N6v 12 Nov v EURELIA Dec 10 Dec 12 1924 1924 EMITA
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      455 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE-FREIGHT PASSENGERS PORTS OF CALL-MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI KOBE YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. PRESIDENT PIERCE PRESIDENT LINCOLN Nov 21 n°J SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG TO EUROPE. via SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK. First Class
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      103 11 HUGO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly freight and Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN, ss "HINDEN-BURG." ***** tons about Nov. 7. m.s. "EMIL KIRDORF" 9000 tooa about Dec. 5. HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. ft, ADO" F VON BAYER," 9000 toas about Nov.
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      630 12 NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. TENDERS INVITED, Tenders will be received up to noon on Friday the 9th November, 1923, at the Office of the Honourable the Oolo.iLil Secretary, Singapore, from persons desirous of contracting for the supply of ration® for prisoners during th? year 1924. Forms of Tenders may be obtained
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      430 12 SITUATION VACANT. WAlTED.—Shorthand Typist, apply a person to United Engineers Limited, 13 Battery Road. FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—A. J. 8. Motocycle and Cooperside car with stepney wheel Twin Cylinder* 4 H. P. for $450. e/o Straits C ycle and Mot >r Engineering Co, ii'J, Selegie Road, i'hone 174.:. TO LET.
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      400 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Au horised CapitaJ $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: Chairman: —The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman:—Gaw Khek Kb am, Esq.
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      510 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 ta 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.. £1,352,105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Srr
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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 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, Londoa, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Iloilo Rangooa
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      365 12 INSURANCE. THE 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlaysan Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in ihe S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China lA, Malacca Street, No. 257. BOARD OF
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      307 12 mm\ by The International The Anglo-Chinese |3 The Medical Office The Uaited Pharma» The British Pkan»Z The India Di 3 pt* ar? tnd Th* Ayur Vedie Med.c»; THE MALAYA TRIBIU AND SHIPPING GAZETTE, (EVENING DAILY.) Tel. No. 145 Editor De* Tel. No. 171. Manager* D, SUBSCRIPTION RATfc PAYABLE~INADVA.\.I Per annum
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