Malaya Tribune, 8 November 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XI. No. 265 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune SATURDAY, 8th NOVEMBER, 1924.
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      188 1 W 9 I I ||l :«I!IIIIIIfniTTl!l«IL n'pk'uKiTER j ggPADUNG is oi'R I I gpgClALTTY! 1 Lftdien guaranteed 1 Typewriter Emporium I >.V.K. Britol I fc.T; I fj; "Ny Carkberg Beer" MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK C C Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs Wy*f I ai d Rest-Houses all-over in I S.S, and the
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      229 1 in:i: i lufnijf* I WEAK EYES. I You should be able to read a long I I time without even thinking of your I I eyes. I I If not, please consnlt one of o«r Opticians who will determine whether or not you need glasses. f THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.,
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    JAPAN TO-DAY
    828 2 A YEAR AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE Yokohama.—The great earthquake in Japan is being commemorated by a thrift day throughout the Empire. Steps will also be taken to mark the appreciation by Japan of those nations who assisted her in days of distress. Seen shortly after the catastrophe, it-seemed as
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      281 2 SEEDED MUSCATS Big and Juicy Ready Stoned > Pound |1§PV From all Tins Retailers 20cts. 20cts. i! A. CLOUET CO 7, Raffles Quay, wa-i A SINGAPORE. WRITE FOR FRE E RECIPE BOOK. Remember Wincarnis is a positive necessity to you if you are I Weak, Anaemic, j Nervous or Run-down
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      59 2 WOMEN NURSING BABIES should carefully watch their own health and daily regularity for failure to do this lets **> the blood which rob the baby's food of purity and strength The most efficient laxative for the nursing mothers use is Pinkettes, which a£ gently as nature and neither ,Tipe nor
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      593 2 I Ask Beauty How she beautifies her teeth" If all women knew what millions tal science saw the neerl fnr know, they would all brush teeth dLSSTJSSI in this new way. Vo A u Sk se a e ny t°h ne tTaaSSTiIS "5, then everywhere today. one to remove it,
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      255 2 MANDOLINES from 15.00 GUITARS $17.50 OTHER MODELS F 80 $10 to $4 5 THE Robinson pj ailfl COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated ia 1-2 WINCHESTER H 0L SE C0LLVEI5 QUAY. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE New Curative and rational t re OF tBINARY DISEASES AND OF ABTBBITICO DION UR4SEPTINE H> SOVEREIGN t'V.. fitMEDY
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    RITZ CHEF COOKS IN AN AIR LINER
    627 3 BY AIR TO CANADA IN TWO AND A HALF DAYS "The rapidity and efficiency of our Imperial communications may well be the measure of our success—or our failure—to hold our Empire together in the future," said Air Vice-Mamshal Sir Sefton Bramcker, when, discussing
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    ENGLISH FOX HOUNDS FOR MADRAS
    126 3 In accordance with a proposal passed at a general meeting of the Madras Hunt held last April, a pack of fox-hounds has been landed at Madras. The pack consists of 22 couples, which were obtained, as was usual in pre-war time, from J. Wilton, of
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    218 3 The Bombay Government was defeated cn Oct. 22nd. on a prvate bill, the object of which was to imake Government obtain the approval of the Legislature before the imposition cf a tax to defray the cost of additional .police in any disturbed or dangerous area. o The inadequacy of provision
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      473 3 A GILITV, Mrenfjth, enthusiasm, r.il go necessary for supremacy in spcr*s, cannot be obtained without health and g proper nou*" hment of the body. p A daily diet cf I Quaker ©Ma I ch be Mood,add muscular energy I greatly increase your vitality. It is I perfect food for athletes.
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      385 3 I if I j A Valuable Food for the jjj j III Young, OM, and Invalids l( /~L Sugar f recommcnded ky doctors as an ideal food for l( Children, Invalids, and people with weak digestion, is contained to (l l) die extent of 17 per cent, in "Kruskits"—which offer
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      332 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA I I From Thursday, 6th November to Monday, 10th November! 1 show at 930 First show at 7.30 I 9 A PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE I WALLACE REID IN l with Mia In In'/;- r gB Aie's BELL DIGGERS s r3 famous story H Lrj In 5 parts h
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      365 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Saturday, Bth November, to Thursday, 13th November. B In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp, I Dissatisfied Cobbler Ln 1 Reel Pathe Film. S CARL LAEMvILE Presents IEOEBT RAW LIN SON in I "Stolen Secrets" Ej In 5 eels. D A gripping mystery romance, with Herbe-t
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      419 4 gaiety 77T^^ TO-NIGHT'S 3 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS! I N A At 7.30 p.m. TO -.NK.HT New Pathe Gazette, Eve's Review and A Grand MARY PICKFORO S IN THE LOVE LIGHT b»* ir At 9.15 p.m. pi v "'<T IREs as ,ust as s ««>>s ig LCW, Ii'.HLZNicK lose tho r«„ i
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    MAILS CLOSE
    412 5 10-DAY, Bth NOVEMBER Mersinff, Kemaman and Trrngganu Hong Ho 2 p.m. M 'an Circe 2 p.m. Muar and Malacca *Ban Whatt Hin 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api Van der Lyn 3 p.m. Batu Pahat *Mena 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang *Klang 3
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    129 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RICE R-ce, Siam No 1 per K:yan $394 Wee, Siam 2 $359 Rice, Siam 3 $332 Rice, Saigon 1 332 Rice, 2 $322 faiffon 3 $308 Rice, Rangoon 1 $310 Ki.ce, Rangoon 2 $307 Kice. Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.80 ce > h
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    ETLIN AND CO s REPORT
    185 5 Tin.—Taipings $1.18 to $1.22, NcWth? 08 cts. to $1.01, 'Souths 00 to 00 cts., Joham o2 to 54 eel ts, Petalings $1.57% to $1.60, Nawngpots $170 to $1.75, Mambaus 96 centa to $1, Hitams $1.68 to $1.71, Uh P.ahs $1.80 to $1.85, Murais $2.90 to
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT
    289 5 Singapore, 7th November:—Rather quieter condition* prevail in the share market, and there us htt.e of interest to record Quotatil /us remain as indicated, with few exceptions. Rubbers.—The decline in the price of the commodity, though cxpcct:d, is larger than was anitLipated, anj the share market httt
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS
    123 5 Europe:—Christmas Letters; November 21, 26, 28*. Parcels; November 21. New Year:—Letters; December 1, 5. Parcels; November 25. U. S. A.:—Christmas Letters; November 16, 17, 21. New Year:—Letters; November 26, 28. Parcels; November 20. Canada:—Christmas Letters; November 16, 17, 21. Parcels; November 13.
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    60 5 By kind permission of Lieut. Col: S.V. Julius and Officers the Band of the 2nd Battalion the Royal Sussex Regiment will play the following programme in the Botanic Gardens to-morrow at 9 p.m.:— Excerpts from Sullivans Operas; Song, "A Garden in Brittany"; Morceau, "Canterbury Chimea"; Ancliffe; Suite, "Peer Gynt"; Grieg;
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    OPIUM TREATMENT
    1951 5 ILLUMINATING LETTER ON PROGRESS IN F.M.S. NEED FOR EXTENSION RUSH ON CH. OF COMMERCE FOR TICKETS CALL FOR WARDS IN KLANG Sir,—As your correspondent "Anxious" .had sent a simi'ar letter which was published in the "Malay Mail" of the 30th uito. I crave your courtesy of allotting me
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    56 5 Orders for week ending lGth November, 1924. Monday, 10th November:—lndividual Troops Parade at 5.15 p.m. Wednesday, 12th November:—Hall Football Shield, Second Troop vs. Fourth Troop, Headquarters at 5 p.m. Thursday, 13th November:—Band Practice, Headquarters at 5.15 p.m. Friday, 14th November:—Hall Football Shield, Tenth Troop vs. Seventh Troop.
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    64 5 News has been received in Penang to the effect that Mr. Lee Quee Chee, of Messrs. Seng Kee and Co., and Mr. Khaw Joo Took, J.P., both well known merchant*of Penang, have been granted certificate* of approval by the Goverrmjenit uf Burma, for the working of mining concessions in Lower
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      416 5 HARMSTONS CIRCUS I CHANGE OF PROGRAMME j Last Night!! n d jour littles on Saturday, 8th November, at 4 p n. rU .11 I EN KINS JUMP THROUGH FLAMES OF FIRE I PARI 1 nN HIS HARLBY-DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCLE. 1 W N 1 pr ATTRACTION—BIGGER SENSATION K 1,1 DON'T MISS
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      18 5 Xmas Presents! X'MAS GIFTS TO YOUR FRIENDS ARE EXCELLENT PHOTOS BY PAUL Co., HOTOGRAPHERS 57, Selegie Road, SINGAPORE.
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      96 5 TESTOGAN JERRY M0NAH4N THE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE ORIENT SMS I cannot express my thanks for the benefit I have taking TESTOGAN. It is a body builder and gives you a power of concentration which I never possessed before." From all chemists and stores or from: P. LETONDU 2, Victoria
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    134 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, Bth November High Tid.s.—B.29 a.m., 8.40 p.m. Shi oting: Warren Shield. Bukit K. 8., Gattey and Baitemaai's noon. Harmatort s Circus, 5.15 aid 9.15 p.m. Malaya Cup Rugby: Singapore vs. Malacca. To-morrow, 9th November High Tides—9.9 a.m., 9.34 pjm. Shooting: Warren Shield. Band,
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  • Obituary
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    71 6 I" In loving memory of my beloved husband Dr. James Muthiah Handy who departed this life on November Bth, 1920. The sorrow of thy separation From the midst of thy loving ones Does scorn unbearable But the hope that thou art with Chnst. Consoles us here. Inserted by his wife.
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    THE HIDDEN HAND
    443 6 "The Hidden Hand" is one cf those attractive phrases which holds thj iimagisiation. Not so long ago we were applying .it to dang rs. A sinister event—-the H'ddeii Hand again! Something inexplicable, because shrouded in mystery—The Hidden Hand! But therv are plenty of hidden hands in daily
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    912 6 Mr. W.E. Kinsey, of Seremban, is returning by P. and O. Kalyan i. Decern:.i"-. o Mr. o. E. v msalea ha.- betn to act a= Firs .n Seen. ary <B>, and to be CkrJt of Councils. Lidy (»u:ll UWrdi Mm. BrnUon and Mr C. J. Wiiacn arnveu by the Maniuj
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    RUBBER PROPAGANDA
    36 6 MR. NAMBYAR'S VISIT CANCELLED (Frqm Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Bth November:—The "Malay Mail" makes an unofficial announcement that the visit of the Hon. Mr. Nanlbyar to India as Rubber Propagandist has been cancelled.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    92 6 The following had the honour cf dining with His Excellency the Governor and Lady Guillemard at Government House en the 7th November, 1924. Vice Admiral Sir Allan Everett, K.C.M.G., X.C.V.0., C.8., new C. in C. Ghana Station, H. E. Major-Goer i] Sir T. Fraser, X.C.8., C.5.1., C.M,G., ftfiea
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    RUBBER SMUGGLERS
    53 6 (From Our Own Correspon-Jent) Malacca, Bth November:—ln the District Court yesterc'ay five Malays were convicted and each fined $1,000 with the alternative of .line months' rigor: us for being concerned in smuggling 19 pikuls of rubber at Pengkalen Salak on October 23. The accused were captured by the
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    741 6 A Chinese, who was travelling from Ipoh to Singapore on the morning- mail train on Monday last, died in the train about three stations from Kluang. The body was taken out at Kluang. o The General Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society is visiting Singapore and Malaya this
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    CABINET COMPLETE.
    51 6 COL. AMI rv (<„ BEcSct2S> LAT E C0R REct% Colonel \r t Lord of the first r i appointed Secretary Colonies, '"r^ This correct km to announcing < t r at^J London, Ttfc x J stood that the- r a 3 Pointments w ;p week end.— R, 1
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    NG HONG
    295 6 HEAVY COST OF Mr. Ng BottgGcm» asked why he did l n?" agreement with Mr a Coheries, tht fr,ni dl Ul th«. \i. He was dea i 1 j Penally; btt k; Maiayan Colliieri,. „m, Russell was acquSn, 5 to Malayan Collieries "10 Mr. Justice v with him
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    TTGFAREWELL DINNER
    128 6 TO ACCOUNTANT OF DUXLOT MALACCA ESTATES L?.st Sattrrdiy rening ftk Clenca' Staff >f Messm. Dank* rhai tions, Ltd.. at the Besiaaaac Mr. Yeo Hep Le nt; 1 h itia It 1 M. Edararda, the popalar A r Dun Vps, at dime-, prior I bis lepaaW for Home via
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    ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE.
    139 6 At the last meeting of the J the Royal Colonial Institute t! j non-resrdent Fel'ows were pl k JJ British Maava: Mrs. N X B Lumncr), Mrs. P G. Bod in {J Lumjur), Benjarmin B•• J Lumpur), Walker W. 1- 5£ Cecil Every, E. V. O>orw pore),
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    10 6 From China an I Maru, due Singap< n
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATION
    24 6 rubbfr n I v'oveni^ r J Lcndon Stocks on <> tons. London. Local. —59% cents. tin London. —£'-<50.5.'' > La a'.—$129.75 per P^ 1
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    OPIUM CONFERENCE
    220 7 IDMITS CHINA PRODUCTION HFFICULTTO CONTROL rTI nN OF NARCOTICS 1NT R(!I ,'<>\l vBROAD lTl A TI"N IMPROVING Reuter. u er; __The Opium u which the soM inv»ted to attend, the aft< moon there r the C3l ifereeee when t of opium was difficult the Militarists tvause they needDUjtch:i.
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    U.S. CAPITALISM
    66 7 HOTSKY WARNS RED ARMY "AGAINST MENACE 99 Arguing at a coaiVrmy Supply Corps f the Bed Army and Trotsky tated that American s aggressively ler the mask of American capitalism ■*nca s alarming!y growing militar- to its plare, roignty, it was ananemg wan and, like oomg disaster on
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    RUSSIAN CLAIM
    56 7 Reuter. T iLl M« ISLANDS NORTH 01 SIBERIA r, —M. Chitcherin '•<-niments a note fen, m in ds n :he Arctic wia belong to Russia an lenec that ali Govmeaxnrea to prevent 1 Weiga rights „ver recent violations by 1 '"-r r.ationals, and satiafacti n from ali i
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    A WEALTHY EMBASSY
    55 7 WSKi TAKES CHARGE Nf < ABLB PLATE f^ P Reuter. 7'h p i: Journal'' states KUk<iv K.,„ i taken possession of t dic ing five million plate, which had been I reply to an enquiry f the safe containing f the farmer ImperiaT n y was informed
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    CHINESE GIRLS SCHOOL
    104 7 Thts picture depict» the premise» now being erected lor the Singapore Gbineee G'rb, school ,»n a site al»out 2'« acres in e,tent. with frontages on Gairnbillroad and Lmerald Mil's, ad. It Is an up-to-date school intended to accommodate l«0 pupils Ihe building v<ill cost about 560.000. including
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    REPUBLICANS SAFE
    124 7 COOLIDGE'S MAJORITY WELL SECURED CONNECTICUT VACANCY Reuter. Washington, 7th Nov.—The wave of Republican support towards President Coolidge has made safe the Republican majority in the House of Representatives, where the Republican strength has been increased by 21 and is now 28 over the number necessary for a majority.
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    AUSTRALIAN STRIKE
    100 7 JUDGE CALLS PARLEY IN SHIPPING DISPUTE Reuter. Melbourne, 7th November: —Mr. Justice Powers has called a c mpuisory inference on November 12, of parties concerned in the shipping dispute. A Sydm y telegram states that according to private advices received there, the Commonwealth line is being registered in
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    CAPITAL LEVY
    96 7 HERRIOT POSTPONES HIS STATEMENT DEBATE SEQUEL Reuter. Paris, 7th November:—The proposal to interpellate Govarnment on the necessity of publishing its intention with regard to the imposition of Oapiftall Levy was postponed by 333 to 117 votes, after M. Herriot urged the postponement question as one of confidence. The
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    THE 32-HOUR WEEK
    55 7 Reuter. London, 7th NovemLer: —A meeting df the Federation Mas&ir Oitton Spinners of Manchester decided to cortinue the 32 hour working week in mills spinning American cctton until November 30, when a ballot will Ui taken to decide the future policy. The deoisr: n affects two-thirds of
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    AMERICAN TAXES
    52 7 Reuter. New York, 7th November: —Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, after a visit to White House to-day, predicted thart; Mr. Oeolidige will not call a special session of the new Co'igress, but thait the reduction of taxes below the point-' recommended by Mr. Mellon will be attempted by Congress
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    91 7 AUSTRALIA CONFIDENT OF RESUMPTION CONSERVATIVE PROMISE Reuter. Sydney, 7 tjh November:—The Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce) in a speech last night said he was confident that the new Conservative Government in England would proceed with the early construction of the Singapore Naval Base and give effect to
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    MR. OWEN YOUNG
    159 7 DINNER AT CLARIDGES RESTAURANT LORD BALFOUR'S WITTY DEFENCE OF CAPITALISM Reuter. London, 7th November: —At a dinner in honour of Mr. Owen Young, late AgentGeneral for Reparations, given at Claridge's Restaurant by Sir R. Kindersley, Lord Balfour, proposing Mr. Young's health, alluded to the disinterested and effectual
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    MILLERAND'S RETURN
    90 7 TO FIGHT ANARCHY, DEMAGOGY AND REVOLUTION Reuter. Paris, 7th November: —M. Millerand, M. Maginot, M. Letrocquer, M. Reibel and M. Francois Marsal are among the founders of the so-called National Republican League, which by the issue of a manifesto signalises simultaneously M. Millerand's re-entry into politics and the
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    THE NEW CURRENCY
    67 7 FIRST EXCHANGE BUSINESS UNDER DAWES SCHEME Reuter. New York, 7th November:—The first exchange transactions in the new R khsmark currency, established under the Dawi s Plan f;r Germany's foreign trade, was carried out here at nominal price, 23.80 dollars for a 'hundred It is now expected that
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    EXCHANGES BETTER
    141 7 FOUR HIGH LEVELS ESTABLISHED STERLING UP Reuter. New York, 7th November: —Four new high levels for the yoar were established in the exchange market to-day. Under the leadership of the sterling which mounted more than a cent reaching 4.58%, the Kroner rose to 26.82, the Swiss Frar«es to
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    THE CHINESE PROBLEM
    102 7 CHANCE FOR NEW GOVERNMENT'S ALERTNESS Reuter. London, 7th November:—The "Times'' in a leader to-day says it is high time that the British policy in China should display greater alertness in resource than that shown for many years. With a change of Government the opportunity had now come
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    MISSION TO RUSSIA
    45 7 Reuter. Lordon, 7th November:—Seven representatives of th? Trade Union C ngress, inching Mr. Herbert Smith, President of th. M ners' Union and Mr. Ben THlett left for Russia to investigate Trade Unionism and also tbt social and economic c nditions of Russia.-
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    MALAY SCHOOL MANUAL FUND
    146 7 At a meeting of the members of the U. ited Islamic Associatio-'i, to which the collectors for the Ma-lay School Manual Fund were invited!, on Saturday, Ist November, it was an «ra Iced that the Association, Acting as Trustee, in connection with the Fund of $970.75
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    ARMISTICE DAY
    41 7 It is requested that all Ex-Service men attending the ceremony at the Cenotaph on Tuesday will wear medals, din ier in the evening is optional. Mhriadii ncr in the evening is opti'.nal. Mindatures should be worn with evening dress.
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    38 7 The following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency far the month of October 1924. Arrivals Adults 4,765; Minors 715. Departures Adults 2,370; Minors 182. The arrivals relate to aided passengers only.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    633 8  - Sports Pastimes. BOXING LAST NIGHT'S BOUTS TAIHO RUNS A FOOT RACE IN MAIN EVENT B* Reuter. The long suffering public had to put up with another foot-race at the Happy Valley ring' last Night when Taiho back stepped for ten rounds against Young Santos, in what was announced as the
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    WALLEY—CHAI LAI
    336 8 HOW BOY WALLEY BEAT CHAI LAI n t *L t XC llent fi^ ht m many ways, but I 1 the b f s t n r the fastest between th.se e s option. It was PracoutfighUng. Any attempt at ref!r u7Z by the «t,VKiLV Jamitf> > fcr
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    REGAN BEATS CASEY
    60 8 An illustration of Johnny Reg<an's form a couple of years ag?o is brought by the recent fight between Earnie Rice ex-light-weight champion of Europe and Harry Casey. It will be remembered that Casey knocked out the ex-champion in one round. Regans records shows that he toyed with
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    S.C.C. BEATEN
    66 8 HOCKEY The match between the Royal Artillery and the S. C. C. resulted in a win for the former after a fast game. Beville opened the score for the Artillery early in the first half and netted the second in the latter half. Lohb scored the other two
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    BOUSTEAD'S vs. S.R.C.
    63 8 Boustead's XI will meet the S.R.C. in a friendly game on Mo:\Jay at 5.05 p.m. on the S.R.C. ground. Boustead's team will be:—C. J. B. Robin, son, G. C. Nash (Captain) and J. Rodrigues W. S. Bl Guthrie, \V. A. Aeria and Abbitt A. W. Wallich C.
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    PENANG LEAGUE
    46 8 It has been decided to start a League in Penang this season and four teams have been got togetiher: Public Services, "B" Co. Penang Volunteers, Schoolmasters and "Etceteras." Each team will meet twice and the firstt fixture was Public Services vs. Etceteras on Monday.
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    INTER-STATE MATCH
    88 8 CRICKET Ati.iaide, 7th November:—The first interstate cricket match was concluded vn the Adelaide ova", to-day. South Australia in its first innings scored 518 (J. T. Murray 126, Vie Richardson 123, G. W. Harris 98) and in their secord innings 233. Victoria in their first attempt made 343 (C.
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    PEGASUS BEATEN
    45 8 FOOTBALL A w'reless m ssage from Jesselton to Ku.hing on the 25th said that the football team from H.M.S. Pegasus, which w n the Singapore Cup, was beaten by the J sse, ton team by I—o after a streW us and exciting match.
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    MALACCA vs. SINGAPORE
    88 8 RUGBY The Malacca team of rugby players will be here to-day to meet Singapore in the first match in the Southern Section of the Malaya Cup Competition. Th 1 match will b. played on the Padang emmeneing at 4.45. The following will represent Singapore:— Dr. Lindcw; B.
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    JACKIE COOGAN
    348 8 COMING IN GREAT CIRCUS FILM Jackie Coogan and a great circus are coming to town. Jackie will realize the dream of nearly every boy—young as six or old as sixty—and will be the star of a glittering, gorgeous memmoth aggregation of the world's most marvelous wonders. Though he
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    71 8 An astonishing case of determination in commuting suicide occurred on the bach in Br.ghton on October 16th. A middle aged man was found drowned with a large portM ai KT 5- ed With bi sU secured to his b:dy by two straps-one ted round the man's feet and the other
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    MALAYA COMMAND RIFLE MEETING
    486 8 YESTERDAY'S PRELIMINARIES RIFLE-SHOOTING The Malaya Command Rifle Meeting commenced yesterday ur.Oer most favourable circumstances and the pxd.lramme of activities fixed for the day was worked off without a hitch. The entries for the different matches were exceptionally large and the attendance of this huge number of
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    22 8 MEETING, S.V.C. Dress for the above meeting will be uniform and not optional as ratified in programme of Events..
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    55 8 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION Singapore, 8th November. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 59% 60 y 4 November to December 60 60V January to March 59% 60 Latest London Cables quote. London
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    26 8 Singapore, 8th November. To-day s closing rubber quotations are as under:— New York.—34 cents. Lorfclon Sport;.—Is. 5*4d. Singapore.—59% cents. Tone of Market.—^Steady.
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    143 8 The Student Campaign which was instituted on September 25th 1024 for raising fu.-ds for the Anglo-Ch nese Primary School, closed on Nov. 7th at spm The Principal wishes to thank in this genera; way every one who so kindly contributed atirf rr nd th e stud nts of
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    66 8 On London- Bth D;.anli monthS,Siffht 2s 4d 19 3 2 Bank Tel. Transfer On Hongkong— &b Bank fcumd draft 3 n B n w On Shanghai— P C p m Bank demand draft «oiy On Java— bjy Bank Tel. Transfer 1071, On Japan— 137^ Bank demand draft 107 Sovereigns
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    473 8 PASSENGERS ARRIVED Per Mantua;— Mr. and Mrs. A. Angus, Mrs. M. L. Aspinal, R;v. C. H. K. Bough:on, Mis. E. M. B' wer, Miss Bower, Mr. S. Bra i shay, Mrs. W. Brown, Mr. W. N. Baze!ey, Mr. R. Boyd, Mi ss Boyd, Mr. M. C. Brabam, Mrs.
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    468 8 The following passengers dv to strive from Europe per s.s. Hak zaki Maru to-momow. Mr. H. Adair. Mis* M. F. AJHmary, Ifics M. Aveyard. Mr?. V. Iff. p rent r _fl a:r Master R. W. G. Prenter-Blair, Master I C. Prenter-B.air. Mr. S. H. Bure Be, Mrs J.
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    131 8 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 Gasoline per gallon without tins $0.90
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      379 9 PUBLIC NOTICES ROYAL ENGLISH SCHOOL, 1 i pHOIVV GHAUT. yiiK W PABKNT8. a .trihuted in Royal Beds art s*u B Sfh00 j. The space being W ns f or admission the end of ember. Intending Id secure adf,r thtlr children immeappointment if i c thai there is no agesi institution.
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      630 9 CHURCH SERVICES THE TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY November 9th, 1921 S. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.30 a.m. Holy Communion (Plain.) 7 a.m. Matins (in Lady Chapel 7.3U a.m. Ordination of Deacons with Litany and Holy Communion. 4 pm, The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Preacher, the Rev. Canon C. H. K.
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    405 10 GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S BITTERNESS POOR TASTE Mr. George Bernard 1 Shaw is critical to the point of -bitter .ess on the subject of American films. There is unquestic:.»a<bly a substratum of truth in what he says. The constant straining after the elaborate in productione causes a departure from
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    431 10 CLERK IX CHARGE ACCUSED OF CLEVER FRAUDS Sensational charges against a bank clerk Jjere made at Portsmouth what? Percy roaa, &outn„oa wa6 charged with SoitW; r1 2 T een FebrUary 15 ly23 and Feloniously forging and uttering banker b cheques thereby obtaiJ-ling £1,488 at BortaMay 11, 1923
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    524 11 MEAT Beef steak round kati Beef stew or curry kati H Pork lean kati S Port lean and fat (1st quality) 46 Mutton Indian kati quamy g Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 77 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 65 IJucks each gc Pigeons, domestic
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    148 11 GUTHRIE AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT Singapore, 6th November:—Values are again highor, but, after some fluctuation, close a little below bast. America has shown Utile interest this week and the chief support both here and in London ha,s come from speculators buying. Lcvdon stocks are further reduced by
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    542 11 Singapore, 5th November:—With Rubber up to Is 6d and the statistical position strengthened by a further reduction of 5 per cent under the Stevenson Scheme the Kubber Share Market can scarcely be said to have responded to the improved conditions and business throughout the week
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      27 11 TGE I Motor Union INSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) FIRE MOTOR MARINE 1 AGENTS: Messrs. SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. 5, Malacca Street, Singapore. Telephone No. 2800.
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      538 12 BANKS, THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companiea Acta of 1362 to 1890, on 2md Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800 000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fuad and Rest £1,407,811 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, Loadon, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      471 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Peaasg 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16 n^.. Hongkong 13, Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT: Londos, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semaraag, Shaaghai, Amoy, Pontianak,
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      480 12 1 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK Or 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 £3,900,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritear Uoilo Rangoon
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      463 12 INSURANCE. S0UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. THE ORIENTAL GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in India, 1874.) has recently introduced IMPROVED COMMISSION TERMS and invites applications for appointments sa AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
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      374 12 THE MALA^ E SHIPPING GA2ETTI ,honc a-W^ BOBSCRIPTIoji Ratjj in Mm* Per anr a m Half-yea r.y j Per quarter P» Smjle 5 12 P; stage Extra To For* ign it VERY MANY MALAYA TRIBUNF'' a*., up n street se r RE ABEfis J will help n, v.'.* disappoint mc;
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