Malaya Tribune, 3 November 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILX I Vol XI- 260 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune MONDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER. 1924.
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      161 1 REPAIRING IS OUR I apECIAUTY I I j, Cuaranteed uorr-N Moderate. I (nan,-*' I I I j Typswriter Empopiam j >l iM I L?;Tm..- O.K." CEMENT p.1 EM «sscacacasaas ,v,vrsyrs B S SOLE IMPORTERS: The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. "Si (Incorporated in Deinvark) Singapore. PHOTOS! PHOTOS!! GIVE US A TRIAL
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      215 1 WEAK EYES. j I You should be able to read a lon* 2 Ĕ time without even thinking of your I eyes. I Tf not, please consult one of ocr Optic'ans who will determine I whether or met you need glasses. fj j THE EASTERN OPTIGItT CO., d 15, South
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    INTERNATIONALISM
    1582 2 LECTURE BY CHINESE PROPOSER MAN'S INSTINCTS "Culture and Internationalism was the subject of a lecture delivered on Wednesday night at the Chinese AssJeiaition, by* Dr Ld2 Teng Hwee, M.A., (\lale> D.Litt (Fuhan Universiity) Shanghai, bef re a very large crowd. Dr. Lim Han Hoe, who took the chair made
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    SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB
    236 2 EXAMINATION OF DRIVERS BY TECHNICAL EXPERTS The fullering boaifaaa was conducted Snd-— c o held on October Examination of Drivers of Motor Buses and tars for h,re.-It was decided, having regard to the vanous points raised by the Chief Pol,ce Officer in connection with the .scheme put
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      484 2 p ain I Backache lumbago 03 well as all forms of RHEUMATIC PAIN topped S instantly with Sloan's Liniment. 1 W Why suffer? Why make work a dreary task and pleasure M impossible when a single application of Sloan's Liniment j |9 will kill the pain. Thousands of men and
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      640 2 THE RHEUMATISM PROBLEM. Why are there so many failure* in the treatment of rheumatism? It is because in such cases wrong methods of treatment are applied. The poisons of rheumatism are in the blocd and! osHj through the blood can' the disease be fought successfully. As a remedy for rheumatism
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      520 2 vision. Singing European lady. by f desired. inipils taken b^JJ* For further pa rticu] Gent:e S Ftta* 1310. "■ill I I i i i 1 NOTICE. TENIn;K Tenders wi\] H Friday, the 7th »1» to Si# Resident Councillor-nS H Hr'' r I Persons desiro U f *W«2 Plies, etc. f
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    43 3 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by corresponds its. Letters sent for publication should be written on one side of the paper only; preference is giver, to short letters. Only extracts of long letters can be given.]
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    CURING OPIUM SMOKERS
    470 3 S '»—The Chinese opium smokers have to thank their lucky stans that are now visible all over the world. In thiw part of Malaya they certainly owe a great debt to the F.M.S. Government and the Selangi r Aim.:-Opium Society in having successfully made arrangements, to receive
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    FEMALE EDUCATION
    489 3 Sir,—We have heard so much said in support of female education and its value has been so often emphasized in the press, on the platform, and by educational authorities that I would be carrying coals to Newcastle were I to discuss its importance here. It has been aptly
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      408 3 Here is the way I to the health you need. r Don't remain Weak, f Ansmic, Nervous, Run-down. >< The way to health is the Wincarnis TO way —l>ecause it has been proved fa to be the best way. wA c 3l During the past 30 years Wincarnis has brought
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      589 3 I n decorated m olet ccttour floral design and gold line, Mad, of best porcelain, decorated wth pretty floral de- l)n;„?Q <°c Open stock pattern. sign and gold line. Stocked in different patterns. (iv r 6 P er?ons > 30 P ieces Pr *e $33.50 set. Trinket Set of 7
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      397 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE_CINEMA From Thursday, 3Cth October, to Monday, November 3. 1 FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. j BETTY A COHPSON I In her latest Selznick Master Production I WOMAN TO WOMAN g In 7 Reels j Adapted from the play by Michael Morton Supported by g H. M. THE KING OF
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      306 4 AMUSEMENTS IALHAMBRA From Sunday, 2nd November, lo Friday, 7th November. X In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp, 8 WOLF IN SHEEP CLOTHING H 1 Reel Pathe Film. I ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL Presents jjj IRENE RICH AND STRONGHEART (The Wonder Dog) in I Brawn of the North 0 In
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      486 4 AMUSEMENTS 95 Nazimova in Oscar Wildes M a Jome now SI I D i7T" «v playing at the GAIE VY has the men and R 1 N A women of Singapore Talking— *<S^ WHY? j ney had never seen -iT~-— >m ART LIKE SALOME'S > 1 never seen /tf//rk SCENES
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    40 5 CHINESE WAR ENDS Tokio, 29th October.—A compromise was reached at the negotiations between General Feng Yuh-Siang of Peking and Marshal Wu-Pei-fu whereby the both have agreed to resign from their respective offices and to keep aloof from politics.
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    ZANNTS GLIGHT TERMINATED
    17 5 The Argentirj. flier, Lt. Colonel Zann: has determined not to fly further beyond 'iokio.
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    LAUGE ATHLETIC COMPETITION
    44 5 Over thirty one hundred competitors including Formosan aboriljjnes are listed in the athletic meeting to be he'd on the ground of Meiji grand shrine in Tokio for 5 days commencing on October 30, on the occasion of the Emperial birthday ceremony.
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    NUMBER OF BANKS CUT DOWN
    339 5 In pursuance with the Government policy to adjust banking, small and unsuitable 'banks hive b.en eith.r united with larger ones or abolished. In September five small banks were amalgamated with others better establish, with total capitalization of Y. 19,150,000. Six other banks ha\e either lost
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    129 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. ♦Singapore, 3rd November. Number after the sh p indicates he Godown it is abreast of and the word %< Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate L) Rumphius, 22; Teesta, 20. Main Wharf
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    124 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RICE Ric-e, Siam No 1 per Koyan $400 Rice, Slam 2 $382 Rice, Siam 3 $345 Rice, Saigon 1 $320 Rice, Saigon 2 $308 Rice, Saigon 3 $295 Rice, Rangoon 1 $296 Rice, Ran;; on 2 $290 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.80
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    ETLIN AND CD's REPORT
    191 5 Tin.—Taiping $1.16 to $1.19, Norths $1 to $1.03, S-uths 98 cents to $1.01, Johans 51 to 58 cents, PetaHags $1.64 to $1.67, Nawngpets $1.70 to $1.75, Hitams $1.67 to $1.70, Mambaus 90 cents to $1, Ulu Piahs $1.80 13 $1.85, Murais $2.95 to $3.05, Linguis $6.20
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    52 5 STANDARD OIL CO Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.95 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 drums $5.25 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons $7.60 Socony Motor Gas .'line per gallon without tins
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    ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO., (S.S ) LTD
    81 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO., (S.S LTD The following is the current retail prices of Kerosene and Benz ne are as follows:— Shell Kvrosene per two tins $5.85 Fish m n Dragon n Sar Crcwn m g« Gross g«JJ Crown drums So.lo Cross 5 00 "Shell" Aviation Benzine ex drums per Imperial
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS
    80 5 London, 31st October. Manchester Market lbs shirtings fair (new basis) IJiJd Ws Grey Yarns, single twist 295. 6 lbs. T. Cloth fair 24 yartffc lis. Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully Middling American) 13.58 Cotton Egyptian <*°- bU Metals— Tim Std. 3 months £260.15.0 Produce— Copra fair merchantable £31.0.0
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    111 5 Dr. E. Glennie F.R.C.S., of Seremban, with Mrs. Gle.rrde, returned to Malaya by the Fuishimd Maru. His locum tenens, Dr. A. E. Ingam Johnson, moves on shortly to Labu to rjct for Dr. Duncan, who goes home, on November 8. Lieutenant-Go lon el Bond, C.M.G., D.5.0., from second im command
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    MAILS CLOSE
    180 5 TO-DAY, 3rd NOVEMBER Colombo. Port Said,* Mar.-eiliee,* Bjubeflon*,* Valencia* and Liverpool* (taking correspondence for Southern and Western 11.*liia via Colombo and Dhanu-h--kodi) Tsushima Maru 2 p.m. Selat Pandjarg, Bengkalis and Began Si Api Api Ban Lee Guan 2 p.m. Suagei Liat and Batavia* Fievo 3 p.m. Port Swettenham
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    Sealed Letter Packets Merchandise Addressed to the U.S.A.
    91 5 All sealed letter packets containing merchandise must bear an endorsement "May be opened for Customs purposes prior to delivery to addressees" or words of similar purport. If the contents are known to be dutiable, the packet should also le marked "Dutiable." Letter
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    Money Order Service
    180 5 Tlie Postal Manes* Order Service provides iiTi easy means of transmitting sums of money, no matter how small, for payments both locally ami in foreign countries. The following are seme of the advantage* offered by this service, (a) Amounts too small to warrant a cheque can be
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    Straits Settlements 7 per cent Loan Half Yearly Interest
    124 5 Interest coupons payable on the lat Novenyh-r, 11HM, may now he presented ftr payment ai any Mo'ney Order Office in the Slni.ls Settlements. Money Order Service at Sub-Post Offices Money Orders on the undermentioned countries can now be obtained at the
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    Mails—Pro Forma Time Table
    99 5 The Straits Settlement# Post Office Pro Fomw Time Table ia on sale at the G. P. 0. Singapore. Price 10 cents a copy. This pamphlet givea full information regarding Incoming and outgoing mail» for the quarter ending 31st December, 1924« Money Orders for the Irish Free
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    Telephonic Communication
    37 5 A telephone service is now between Pen*n£ and Province Wcllewley and the Federated Mulay Stntes exchanges at Hainan Si-rai, Bntu Gaj>ih. Geperwr, Ipon, Kampar, Kualn KungSar, Parit Buntar, Sunifkai. Taiping, Tapah Road and Teluk An»>n.
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    T.M.O. Service with Ceylon
    116 5 Telegraph Money Orrkns may ia»w be purchased fcr puymer* ut any M<<ney Order Office in Ceylon. PuU particular* i»f t-hu c swvicc may be obtained on application ul the Money Order Counter, I Genera I fost. Office. The rate of iswue of Money Order» f»r Indi*
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    57 5 CIiAMBER or COMMERCE UUBISUiI association Singppurc. iirU Nuvember. L #10 rej-? Prices. liuyora Sellers. Spw* I.4kMt L-ir»don C&bk-t rjuoic*. Lot. don Spot ItiUhcil .SmuKfd ShotM ('losing I'ricc*. !{uyi«rs SelltT»Bpt r.is oi Vj I'lvejuSrr (52 January t«» March »>l r f,i*i Latent Lonijun Cubi«3 quote. L< «km Sprjc.—l*. .*.s,d.
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    FRED WATERHOUSE CO., LTD.
    33 5 &rngtip<>re. Tirrl Nm'onibor, c, ruUlwr quoUUioi>> urc under: -N 1 w Voi k,—:\i cents. 11 nuon SpK.-1.-t. 5%,f r Sinffup re.— <j|rent#. Tone A 1 n'kct.— K U r.
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    EXCHANGE
    95 5 Singapore, 3rd November. On London— Bcnk 4 months' sight 2s 4d 316 Demand 2s 4d 3|32 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4d 19 32 On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 155 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 4 J 4 pc pm On Shanghai— Bru k demand draft 6794 On Java—
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    PATERSON, SIMONS AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT
    454 5 Singapore, 30th October.—General Market Conditions. During the interval the London Market fluctuated between 15% and 13 and New York between 32% eta. and 31% cts., but, locally, the Market was subject to wider fluctuations and closed at 08 cts., 3 cts. below the best.
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      339 5 HARMSTONS CIRCUS I Notice. I Circus season will be prolonged here one week extending g I* to aad including Saturday, November 8. Q ar€ Devil Jenkins in the Loap of Life S Davidson Motor Cycle, Jumps 25 feet through mid-air. X I miss him! Don't miss him I 1 t>
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      304 5 LOST At River Valley Road. One pair Fox-Tenier Pupoles, 4 months old. Finder will be rewarded on returniug them to 106 River Valley R< ad. LISGUI TIN, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Sixth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Offices of the
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      17 5 PHOTOS We execute orders from LOCKET to LIFE sizes. PAULS? Co., HOTOGRAPH ERS 57, Selegie Road. SINGAPORE.
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      66 5 CLEAN UP BOXING! VOTE FOR CONTROLLING BOARD WE ASK EVERY PERSON INTERESTED IN BOXING IN MALAYA TO FILL IN AND RETURN THIS COUPON TO THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE" OFFICE. DO YOU WANT A BOARD OF CONTOOL FOR BOXING IN MALAYA? YES NO If you want it, put a cross X against
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    80 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 3rd November High Tides.—2.34 a.m., 1.51 p.m. All Souls Day. French homeward mail closes. Legislative Council, 10 a.m. To-morrow, 4th November High Tides.—3.46 a.m., 2.55 p.m. Wednesday, sth November High Tides.—s.l4 a.m., 4.27 p.m. Mcistd'ovo—Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Thursday, 6th November High Tides.—6.36
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    OFF! IN THE SEA OF EXPENDITURE
    1207 6 Th? week-end meet'ng of the Municipal Board wma well packed w'.th matters that require searching examination in the public interest. There was the Johore Water work —obiter dicta, committments, and intentions—the 'buses, the Tramways, the Sewerage works, the Budget. The 'bus question, as we
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    98 6 The Band of Hope will meet at the Y. W. C. A. on Wednesday, at 4.30 p.m. -o i Th l YMCA swimming pool will be closed foi 4 cleaning to-day and to-morrow. ——o An assistant telegraph engineer is required by the Government of the Federated Malay States for three
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    EX-SERVICE DINNER
    283 6 NOT CONFINED TO ASSOCIATION MEMBERS BOOK BY THE 10th All Ex-Service rae.'.i who are not detained by intavaidable engagements should make a point of "celebrating" at the great ExServioe dinner at the Europe Hotel, Singapore. Tickets cost the moderate sum' of $5, and should be booked by the
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    480 6 MEYER—DAVID A very pretty wea\Kng was solemnized at the Chewed El Synagogue yesterday aftecvoort, the ccMtraotinjr parties being Mr. Jacob Meyer, Moo of Mr. Manasseh Meyer of Belle Vue, Oxley Rise and Miss Rebecca David, the daughter cf Mr. B. David. The Rev. Ezra Meir officiated and a
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    165 6 The old colours of the Royal Sussex yj 11 w ere deposited, on October 3, in Chichester Cathedral, for safe keeping, mere was an impressive military ceremonial. o Mr. F. E. I very having resumed duties as Assistant Treasurer, Kedah, Mr S E Dennys who was acting- for him, has
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    ARMS TRAFFIC SENSATION
    425 6 «UN» shoots station 1,1 ONE I'OUCBIIAN T Nl) {»m ARIiKSTKI) f{? 11 i, MAUSERS l ltoji OERM.W S!ij|! CAUGHT 41-Tl.j: THE "CAT" AN,, rw FOitfIEIOMN 4 The inquity ~f arms ammfty conveyed in the Tribune, by SJI 2 been brought, h «*> to» *1 8 sensaili.or.al tiage.iv
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    AN INTERESTING CASE
    86 6 (From Our Out. C rrmponded.) Malacca, let N Crk-k, ex-Mtanager Negri Scmb.llan, through hfe Mens. Allen and Gledh Dunlop Plantations Ud. of $2,271 as damages f i wrongful daaaaiasal. Mr. Mark Stone hai the dWeriosnts. The i hearing at the next Ma*»«a a January lif 2.">. Mr.
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    11 6 From Chiiw and fa|*J Am Singapore 4 p.m. bo-otf-
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    16 6 His May sty the untitled >V!HN .NUt > t»Kl«> >N- ul i > >' normu! 1>.. > nut tne Umll"
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    13 6 IUtIBEK rj' Dii u.- i? «1 tin Loml n Locnh—l!3o.7>» 112"
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      515 6 I CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I Acceptable Gifts for FriendsLat; Home. 5j For the convenience of car customers and to aw id possible late delivery due to passing dutiable ffi goods through the English Customs, we have shipped large stocks of both TEA CIGARS jrj to our London Cffice for the coming
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      21 6 Confidential communications intended for the personal attention of the Editor, Mr. Geoffrey Lucksted, should be addressed to him personally by name.
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    U.S. ELECTION EVE
    121 7 OPIN ION FAVOURS COOLIDGE ,MHI 1 VMI" VKiN HOTTER jECIItII I M. EXPECTED Reuter. •—< in tK eve ;!r, Poolulgv i* M i jo 1. No- y To piri'lMJlllKC i r fwvin 1.-i FoUette. v l t prmwinir the ciucnut i >•' i«i(\n.c<Oi-nlfrd OXpeoUd (Old I wimtry
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    WEMBLEY SHUT'S DOWN
    49 7 I; ho (M A PRINC E is I' I I \i, It AIN I > /1 I:e-open Tl»< v was iui' ur iua»l- uri ti*e lunula* tr. tri. ofterT WJ,- ilert-mr <». .Ny the -"Hr till to utrrj rtl *.ljtl r» sv»th l" tl> I'Xilil «iliUTl 112.
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    53 7 PROMISED SOLID SUPPORT OF THE LEI r BLOC n Reuter. ■v. —The National Party has been disthe Oabliat. y leader, If. Blum, < will support M. Her'i 5 as he does all gramme of the voting far the buc?get that it will energetic- if the budget is Socialists'
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    COCOA CONTROL
    41 7 ACER'S ALLIANCE MISTERED IN LONDON Xuvewber:—Following a wicea between representati c* <■< a-growing corny the Co^a-Prodwcers ITS'..;-,. has been registered 1 company limited by eject of acting as a taodofl for the local coC '<' 'a-prcxlueing coun--1 the grower a better
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    CHILHLI ROUT
    16 7 Reuter. Mukden oam- "hpluU l i iv'fupsition tuf < d V if 30.(XX) CliaiM .—Ututer.
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    ARREST OF DAS' MEN
    118 7 DEMONSTRATION IN CALCUTTA ORGANISED TORY VICTORY SEQUEL Reuter. OafceutiUi, 2nd November:—A number of puWk- meeting* were held in Bengal in the week-end to protest apa it** the arrests of the iiD'-'gcd terrorist leadens under the new Ordnance. The Moderates have joined thi? Swarajists and are crganLsfagr
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    GERMANY'S CREDIT
    47 7 VETO ON FOREIGN LOANS FOR PUBLIC BODIES Reuter. Berlin, 2nd Xovombcr:—For the purpose of Germany's credit n PneMdontial docreu ha* boon issued the raising" of foivijLjn h.«BS, or credit* abroad, ori behalf <tf public bodies etc. without the approval of the imperial Mi.iatcr of Finance.—Renter.
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    CHINESE AFFAIRS
    101 7 VIEWS ON THE CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT Reuter. Geneva» November: —$p«akin& on the ehanjre of the Govemroe&t of Ch un R* .i Chjf L'ug a member of the League Secretariat informed Router that Dr. Wang. tlhe new Foreign Mtavwev, was the mcit pcmilar teador ainung the young Chine- Me
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    AMERICA'S NEW PLAGUE
    80 7 MEDICAL AUTHORITIES BAFFLED Reuter. L B Angeles, l--t November: —A strange malady with symptoms resembii g P.ieumonic Plague is baffling the City and the Federal Medical Authorities. The epidemic stated on October 19 with the death of a wvman since when the husband and eight mourners expired
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    MISSING SLOOP
    97 7 SEA WRITER AND ARTIST ABOARD: U. S. NAVY SEARCH Reuter. New York, Ist November:—The United State cruder Trenton has been ordered to the North Atlantic to search for the missing sloop Lief Tlill Mini, which sailed' from Bergen in June and is now forty-two days overdue. The Ldef
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    RUSSIA AND THE LEAGUE
    62 7 Reuter. Moscow, 2nd November: —The Commissariat of Foreign Affairs (has declined the League of Nations invitation to the Soviet to participate in the Gonfercl'lce at Geneva in November fcr the limitation of drug traffic on the ground that powers are thinking of promoting their own economic
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    DUTCH AIRMEN
    31 7 Reuter. Constantinople. 2nd November:—Tho Dutch a-irmen arrived from Phi r iMpoi>jlis. The flight was uneventful atvl they expect to leave to-iifti-row for A»iv°ra and thence to Aleppo arad Bag-dad.—Reutoer.
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    DE VALERA SENT TO GAOL
    35 7 Reuter. London, Ist November: —Geo, De Vetera Ko3 been given a month'» imprisonmerit io the Second Divbian at Belfast far «Bering North Ireland in contravention of the Goverr»i»e~t onler. —Reutor.
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    DEADLY MOSQUITOES IN ENGLAND
    283 7 SCHOOL MASTER SLAIN BY ONE STING LONDON PLAGUED WITH THE PEST CAUSE BLOOD-POISONING England is suffering from a stfcrange visitation of Mosquitoes, writes cur correspondent by this mzil. They have even invaded the heart of London. A Schoolmast r near Read hg, Berk.s, died two days
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    MORE ELECTION RESULTS
    91 7 JAPAN WORRIED OVER SPORE AND EASTERN TRADE UNIVERSITY RETUBNS Reuter. Lender ltt November:—The Cambridge University seal? wem rox:-ined by the t'onservattae Mr. Rawliiwon end Sir George Butler. Dr. Bmest Graham Little (I/ lepeadM* I gainc:! the London University scat in a four cornered ft..ht—Reuter. Tokio, let November:—The
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    S.R.E. (v) ANNUAL DINNER
    448 7 Despite their imports** «.•ngagtmutt of the following morning the members of the S. R. E. (v) held their annual dinner on Saturday night, a company of about thirty unolW the private citing room at Raffles Hotel to spend a very enjoyable evening under the Chairmanship of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    667 7 A SESSION CROWDED WITH DETAIL MALAY MEMBER IN NATIONAL COSTUME THE NEW MEMBERS An unusual note was struck this morning on the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council in the Counc l Chamber. The Malay member appeared—at the request i f the U.vernor, it is understood—in his -rational
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    SCOTTISH REGIMENT
    88 7 HALLOWE'EN CELEBRATIONS AT KUALA LUMPUR The re-union dinner of the London Scottish Regiment was held at Kuala Lumpur on Haliowe'en at the Enfpire Hotel Ohambers. It was regretted tihat exmomibers .in Singapore were unable to attend. The following telegram was sent: London Scottish Dinner, Empire Hotel Chambers, Kuala
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    DEATH OF MRS. ULRIC DE SOUZA
    122 7 We regret to announce the death of Iris die Souza nee Hannay, wife of Mr. Ulric de Souza and only daughter of the late Mr. A. Hannay of the F.M S. Police, and Mrs. G. Marshall of Jchere, who died at her mother's residence
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      209 7 I FAIRBANKS-MORSE 1 "Z" ENGINES I }j lj£ 3, 6, 10 and 15, H. P. Cj ffi THE FAIRBANKS-MORSE "Z" ENGINE successfully uses economical In nj fuels, requires the least attention and starts quickly and easily at S 5j any time. X I THE FAIRBANKS-MORSE "Z ENGINE is the LOGICAL
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    54 8 Sports Pastimes. BOXING DE LEON BEATS GRADY Eddie Grady who returned from Kuala Lumpur this mooting called at this office ;tnd informed us that J)e Loon was awarded the decision against him 1 an eight round contest. A referee at 1 two judges officiated a id the decision is said
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    SERANGOON ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS
    134 8 ATHLETICS The third annual Field Sports of the Serangoon English School was held on Saturday at the New World Field There was a large attendance of parents, eruardians and friends of the school who occupied a large part of the field and the spacious <hc<* which
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA
    141 8 CRICKET Kaigoorlie, 31st October:—The match bdtm*»J the M.C.C. and the Go'dflelds Association (fifteen) opened in fine weather and before a small attendance. The wicket was good. Batting fin* the M.C.C. had made 3-16 for nine wickets, when stumps wore drawn. Wolley scored 07 and Kilner 63Kfjgocrie, Ist
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    ALL BLACKS BEAT IRELAND
    191 8 RUGBY London, Ist November:—The All Blacks beat Ireland by 6 to nil at Dublin. There was incessant rain in the morning which ceased at 2 p.m. There were 20.000 spectators present and the ground was very heavy. In the first 20 minutes the Irish forwards payed
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    J.M.S.C. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
    115 8 LAWN TENNIS The members and friends of the Johore Medical Sporrs Club met at the Club grounds on Thursday afternoon when Mrs. Garlick gave away the prizes for the various events in the Tennis Tournament of the Club. Amongst those present were Dr. R D. Fitzgerald (P.M.O.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    56 8 TO-DAY'S TIES A Class Doubles (Final) Bateman and Doig scr. vs. Winter and Roy Smith —2. C Class Doubles. (Final) Wardell and Crawford —3 vs. Martin and McMullan scr. B Class Singles (Final) F. Ruchwaldy scr. vs. G. E. Cobb scr. C. Class Singles (Final) R. F. Voelker
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    YESTERDAY S RACE
    94 8 SWIMMING The good tide and the attractiveness of the morning generally drew a large attendance of members to the Swimming Club yesterday morning. The 75 yards Club handicap was swum off. There were seven starters, Aimswurth leaving at "go," Gagan, Oggier and Legge at 4, Weston at
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    GARRISON CLUB
    32 8 GOLF The men's monthly medal (stroke) will be played on Saturday and Sunday, Bth and yth November, The ladies' monthly medal (stroke) will be played on Thursday, Nov- < mber 13th.
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    INTERESTING MATCH IN MALACCA
    770 8 FOOTBALL (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. 2nd November:—Malacca spectators were treated to a thrilling display of fccfthall when the Seremban For oilers met the United Chinese Association First Eieven or. the "A"' Field of the Kubu Padang on Saturday the Ist inst. The Seremban Team had
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    69 8 The match played on the S.C.F.A. ground on Saturday between <fche Bendemeer Athletic Club and the Bukrt Mas Football Association ended fcfl a victory for the former by 5 goals to L Bendemeer was represented by:—Sim Kwang Tow; Foo Siak Cheng, (Vacant); Yap Koh Soo, Ec Onig
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS
    134 8 London, Ist November:—The results of the first division matches played on Saturday were as follows:— Birmingham 1, Blackburn R 1. Bolton Wanderers 4, Arsenal 1 Burnley 1, Sheffield United 1. Everton 0, Bury 0. Leeds U. 2, West Ham U. 1. Notts C. 2, Manchester CLty 0.
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    MRS. WINSTEDT'S TROPHY
    752 8 CO WES RACING NEXT YEAR YACHTING The first of the series of races for Mrs. Winstedt's trophy was .sailed yesterjcay morning and after a most enervating first round the place on handicap went to the Joy,whose performance, under slight but necessary alterations, was a matter of great
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    DEATH OF MRS. E.J. PEREIRA
    295 8 LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL YESTERDAY It is with deep regret that we record the death of Mrs. Pereira, relict of the late Mr. E. J. Pereira and mother of Mr. Alfred Pereira of the Singapore Municipality. The deceased lady was in poor health for the last
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    34 8 Orders for week ending 9th November 1924. To-day, 3rd Individual Troops Parade, at 5.15 p.m. To-morrow, 4th November.—Signalling Class, Headquarters at 5.15 p.m. Thursday, 6th November.—Band Practice, Headquarters at 5.15 p.m.
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    COMPANY MEETING
    671 8 MANDAI-TEKONG RUBBER ESTATES In the absence of Mr. Lee Keng Hee, Chairman, Mr. E. A. Eiias presided over the fourteenth annual general meeting of the Mandai Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Limited, held in the registered offices of the Company, Market-street, on Friday. Others present were the Hon. Mr.
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    THE GAIETY THEATRE
    299 8 A section of the Chinese Community of Silngapcre haid a vigorous exchange of opinion some time ago, through the press, as to marriage—should one marry, far love by makinjg one's own choice of a partner for life or should one's bride he selected by one's parents. We
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    29 8 Mr. E.A.G. Stuart, Superintendent of Education, Kedah, proceeds to En glared on well-earned leave at the end of November, Mr. H. Ball will act for bim during his absence.
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    1000 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Ist November. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES MAIL QUOTATIONS Issue Value 2s Allagar 9d. 2s Anglo-Java 2 20s Anglo-Malay 18 20a Ayer Kuning 26 3 20s Batu Caves
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    413 10 SIX CAPTURES MADE IN FIVE DAYS Despite the efforts of the F. M. S. Government Preventive Fleet, rubber smuggling is still being carriod on daily by Chinese sand Mialay bcatmen at various points on the Coast. Six arrests were made between October 17 and 24, and very high
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    361 10 HOME-COMING OF THE SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON To mark the hume-eoniing of the Special Service Squadron of the Navy from its ten months' Empire cruise, the Kitng has promoted Rear-Admiral (acting ViceAdmiral) Sir Frederick Field, v.-ho commanded the squadron, to be a Knight Commander of the Order cf
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    66 10 NIECE'S INSTRUCTION TO BURN THEM nf t d2S Sfti. Emily Clarke, JJ*; Peters Thanet, a niece of 'George Eliot, who left unsettled property in her JJ* <* the gross value of £4.263, directed her executors to bum, or otherwise destroy, al! the letters addressed to her
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    433 11 COLLAPSE OF A WEST END THEFT CHARGE A wcailhy American woman of dignified ftppearance, who appeared in oolnfc wearing an elegant black fur-trimmed coat, was at Marlborough-street acquitted i4 a charge ofjhwt trom a «.h«/p in UuriiavKton Arca/de. h »y*? gtfeat phc-a-mre in d2<chargang > ai<l Mj
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    BANNED "SWEEP"
    211 11 £32,845 RECEIVED BY THE OTLEY CONSERVATIVE CLUB Interring facts relating to the Otley Sweepstakes were mentioned at Otley, the Bench agreed to the withdrawal of the charges of conspiracy that since May last have been standing against four officials of the local Conservative Club. The following questions were
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    521 11 MEAT Beef steak round kati 42 Beef stew or curry kati 36 Pork lean kati 60 Port lean and fat (Ist quality) 46 Mutton Indian kati 73 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 66 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks each g5 Pigeons, domestic
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