Malaya Tribune, 8 October 1925

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII. No. 237 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925.
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      350 1 aJaaaaaaaaMll > SEE OUR WINDOWS f FOR RELIABLE 600DS—AT LOWEST PRICES. m\\m \m m mmm i J -^^T^^^" jc I Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd., I (Incorporated in England.) jt BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE (Opposite Johnstons Pier.) I iv tiaESaSHSESESS!3ESE3EHi WSFSSffiniSaseati^BS^^ So easy to prepare! J Q LOWLY stir one part of
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      388 1 Si I VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESS 3 p GIFT. I Take care of your eye«. Have them I a examined by us and have us keep S3 I your glasses, properly adjusted. 1 I THE EASTERN OPTICAL Cs. 1 15, South Canal Road. Singapore. I wmummiuiiiniiMiiiiniuiranHiinininininuDa— a I 3 1
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    NORTH BORNEO
    1811 2 Annual Report of the Chamber of Commerce The Fifteenth Annual Central Meeting of the Members of the North Borneo Chair>u r of Commerce was held in Sandakan n September 5, 192">. Tha Mr. C. Watt occupied the Chair, and amongst those present were:— Mr. W. A. Andersen, and
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    Kipling's Slang
    250 2 How Ruidyard Kipling "crammed" the technical slang ajid linjgo of sailors, rail-vay-men, and engineers, whti'ch figure in so mafeiy of his poems and short stories, has l&cn reviaied by Mr. S. F. M'Lean, a I cord-hand book dealer, of Pasadena, California. It was wh nhe had a n
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    27 2 Rev. Bro. James, Viaitor to the Christian Brother» School» of the Far Bust, Who hsa been on a Visit to P.. nan*, ha& |,f tor Kuala Lumpur.
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      448 2 Mm MiiMifs SwĔlk IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS BABY'S FOOD! PATENT M STOPPER Baby cannot that*, even on the best of the zig- z r s food, if it flows too fast or too freely 7' r" .i from the bfl«tlc. So in thi* perfect t& Borffck'. Stoppered Bottle there
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      694 2 WHY LET RHEUMATISM RACK YOU When Cure Is Within Reach By Tonic Treatment Through The Blood How Thousands Have Found It In DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Why are there so many failures in the treatment of rheumatism? Why are se many sufferers resigned to a life of pain, despairing of
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    PHILIPPINE RUBBER
    1223 3 CO-OPERATIVE PLANTING ADVOCATED Optimistic Forecast of Profits Possible The followino; article from the Philippine Free Press h& of special interest to Malayan readers because dt discusses, intelligently and with some authority as well the possibilities of the competition of Philippine grown rubber with that of Malaya. Interest in
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    LEAGUE WORKS LOCALLY
    333 3 International Body Seeks to Check Disease Spread Interest in the local workings of the League of iv.v.lons has been arorsed by <the valuable address g'ven by Dr. Gilbert E. Brooke, Port Health Officer of Singapore, before the United Islamic Association at a m-retng at Gaylang some ten
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    Raffles Library
    272 3 In addition to a selection of new fiction the undernotetd works have been added to Raffles Library and wiil be available for issue on Saturday, October 10 at 9 a.m. Baifour (BeWty) Letters of Constance Lyttom BermeU (Arnold) Cupid and Commonsense. Blacker (J.F.) The A. B. C. of
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      557 3 I 6 a Standard *z Where distances are long few, J< a cnr s an »dl*P e s *M€ necessity. Get .1 S St:.::<';:.r.! Car and you can visit friends, l| VljT to business or engage in a motor- "> m tour w m mc certainty of" cp.se, safety H
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      173 3 WHICH IS BETTER? L DEADENING THE SENSE OR REMOVING THE PAIN. The physical man is subject *o numberless pains and aches which may arise from various causes. In many such cases it is not possible or practicable to trace the cause and root it out. The best thing to do
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      341 3 i Feel Young S I then you will t Look Young. /VkW I Health means youth. It is absolutely necessary, 4 g especially in a hot climate, to look after your Jj*) fj health, if you do not want to lose your youth too i§4 p soon. By infusing into
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      341 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 Thursday, October 8 to Monday, October 12 g In tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp. [p X "When You Scoff At Love Dj Jg Love Laughs Back At You N Associated authors Inc., presents X NO MORE WOMAN! j a What is Law? I Far up in
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      308 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA [j] BEACH ROAD H TAN CHENG KEE ft CO, LTD, Proprietors I From Wednesday, October 7to Monday, October 12. J I An Entertaining Paramount Picture I gj Featuring a great screen favourite I THOMAS MEIGHAN I S in an adaptation of Booth Tarkingtcn's story PIED PIPER MALONE j
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      378 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY CINEMA Sjirina Theatre North Bridge Road. To-night's Smashing Feature mo! A FANFARE OF FUN| A PirTTTRF 1 1 1 tr d «"*igned e S eeciall T A PICTURE make you laugh right out mwL mmTi {n OF GAY LUXURY AND RAVISHING bu many times. 001 SPLENDOUR euvnt n
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    THE SLAV PERIL
    293 5 American Journalist Sees World Explosion Near That people in the Philippines are blissfully sleeping while over the way, across the narrow strip of China sea, a dreadful explosion is impending whose repreeussions may be heard to the farthest ends of the earth and possibly shake the whole
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    The 1925 Stowaway
    131 5 Los Angeles, August 15. —Saubbing the treigfct tntin, -whidhi is the usual method for to travel m this country, the seventeen-year-old Jack Rlchman grabbed wing of an aeroplane and beat the 'cest ra'lway time here from Las Vegas, Nevada. Neither of the Army officers in me aeronlasTie
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    133 5 Shifw A iongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, October 8. Number after the ship indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word "Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate I).—Tana, 22. Ma n Wharf (Gate 3).—Toyooka Maru,
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    "SEEING CHINA THROUGH"
    522 5 Unselfish Service: A Sane American View Th: IbUowiogi article in a Seattle 1 paper under the heaufng "Seeing Ch na Through" .s of more than usual interest and conta ns a point of view closely allied to the British view. At the recent Insitute of Pacific Relatione
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    Mails Close
    327 5 TO-DAY, OCTOBER 8 Batu Pahat Aing Leong 2 p.m. Mersing,* Kemaman and Iflnangganu Sri Wongsee 3 p.m. Colombo and Bombay* Toyooka Maru 3 p.m. Port SwatJtenham and Berawan •Perak 3 p.m. Port Dickson and Port Swettenham Medusa 3 p.m. Port Swetitenhara,* Penang,* Negapabam, Karikal, Porto Novo, Ouddalore, Pondicherry
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    London's Underworld
    66 5 Proposals have been made for the construction of an undergr>und tube to deal with London's goods traffic. The capital £32,000,000, is already arranged for, and the construction of the 69 miles of track would employ 50,000 men for three years. The details of the profeoi. are now receiving
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    Shipping Notes
    306 5 The President Polk (Dollar Steamihip Company) arrived in porw yesterday from Manila with passengers for the Straits. The President Polk is on a round-the-w odd cruise and has a large number of passengers aboard. The French Mail steamer Campaigne (outward bound) is due in Singapore from Penang on
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    Exchange
    89 5 Singapore, October 8. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 15<32d Demand 2s. 4 5|32d Private 3 months sight 2s 4 19|32d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 154 Vi On H<n>gkong— Bank demand draft 5% p.c p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 72 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    48 5 The estimated revenue of the Education Board for 1926 m $967,302, made up largely of school fees' $201,752, education rate $630,000, and two-fifteenths of rubber coLie* lions, $126,000. On the expenditure side the chief item is grants-in-aid $870.000. The est (mated balance on December 1926 is $328,952. I
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    124 5 To-day's Quotation* RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $365 Rice, Siam 2 $335 Rice, Siam 3 $307 Rice, Saigon 1 $298 Rice, Saigon 2 $288 Rice, Saigon 8 Rice, Rangoop 1 $282 Rice, Rangoon 2 $279 Rice, Par Boiied No 1 per Lag $9.80 Rice, 2
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    53 5 Stamford Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.20 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $4-80 Tigtr per 2 tins $4.80 Tbmm per 2 drums £4.50 Benzine Seeony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins $8.00 Socony Motor Gasoline Ex pumps or drums per
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    73 5 The current retail prices of Kerosene and Benzine are as follows:— Shell Kerosene per two tins $5.60 Fish $5.36 Dragon $5.35 Crown $5.20 Cross $5.15 Crown drums $5.00 Qnm $4.85 '"Shell Aviation Benzine ex drums per Imperial gallon $1.05 "Shell" Benzine ex pumps or cans
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    115 5 X Bill to consolidate and amend the law negating to oprum and chandu is to be introduced at the forthcoming meeting of th« Federal Council. This Bill repeals and reenacts the Opium and Chandu Enactment, 1910, with various amendments made since date. It has as regards appointment of officers, powers
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      363 5 EST ADVERTISEMENTS BRITISH WAR MEDAL AND MERCANTILE marine war medal. Tte above medals have been awarded to namal below. Application for ohoii d be made personally to the •ndfcnt, Sti-ats SettLmJrtts, KdVla Branch), Singapore. gtJENAMB. CHRISTIAN NAMES. Slevensun. John Kerr Collis. wi Cant wll be required to produce iJorisS* Oard
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      121 5 COSSOR VALVES. P. 1. Bright Emitter (Detector and L.F.) $4.00 P. 2. Bright Emitter (H. F. Amplifier.) $4.00 W. 1. Dull Emitter (Detector and L.F.) $7.00 W. 2. Dull Emitter (H. F. Amplifier.) $7.00 W. 3. Powier Valtve (Loud Speaker) $9.00 Sole Agents:— LIM YEW CHYE SONS Nos. 50, 51
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      28 5 I "SEA-GULL" BRAND BSweetenei Condensed Unsweetened Condensed Sterilized Natural, I v SOLE IMPORTERS: jjj 1 The East Asiatic Go., Ltd. 2 (Incorpotatoi in Pi—■*! 1 I Singapore. j
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    112 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, October 8 High Tides.—2.6 a.m.. 1.41 p.m. Rodeo Show. —Tanjong Pagar, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, October 9 High Tides.—2.s4 a.m., 2.21 p.m. P. and 0. GiKWic-rd mail 'Sue. P. and 0. Homeward mail closes. Dutch homeward mail icaves. Rodeo Show.—Tanjong Pagar, 9.15 p.m. Saturday,
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    The Security Pact
    1214 6 Mr. Austen Chamberlain was wise when he warned interviewers against expecting too much of the Locarno Conference. The Security Fact, though in outline having me»t with majority approval in Germany, France and Great Britain, v> strenuously opposed by sections in Continental politics which will make negotiations difficult.
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    917 6 Mr. T. Goggin. Chief Inspector of Police, F.M.S., is due back shortly from Home learve. News received in Ipoh is that a herd of wild elephants is roaming about tbe vicinity of Kuawg, in in Uiu Chemor. The Chersonese? (F.MJ3.) Estates, Limited, wi.l be paying an interim dividend on the
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    Flood Subsiding
    152 6 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) in. t• r, I P dh OctoW 7 The Taipmg Pass being still hiUL passengers are be-mg conveyed by tweeni Bukit Berapit, on the p a a«J Taiping Station, but considerable i c enee and delay aire neces/sar ly cmm~»??" time for tba journey
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    Our Shabby Hall
    112 6 An old resident of Singapo.e tihe "Tnbune" that the or unsightly cond tion of the txte p? Victoria Memorial Hall is in tk: m cative of lack cf respect fei; by munity for Victoria the Good, m no historical figure W held m creates? If Government b
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    Street-Shooting
    119 6 Thatoa revolver shots w*m ?i i i n street shortly aftar 9 o'cock Last ifelfteiel two Chinese were seriously wounded. On, of the v-Jctms of the attack, a hawkpr fleceived a sholt in the thHrh v.h-h the o'he was sn.it through ths arm. Ihe assaian is still at large.
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    Stabbing at Mandai
    111 6 A ca-se of Ntfi phxj arf tha \la»tk. Quames on Jjly 6 had a eeqtasl ,n th< Second FoLee Court baf#m Mr. Monk thp morning wh:.n two Chinese wh-. were arrest ed oniy last week were char- ed B eoottHtkl With the crime. The first accused, Ong
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    Chinese Tin Mines
    94 6 An interesting, new and BJSat uaeful comp'iati "The Directory of Cb«ese T n M nes in the State of Perak for 1925 leaches us from the compiler, Mr. Foo Vvha Ch/mg. This directory a sgr of the times and fills a long fdtt want The compiler has
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    The Planter
    53 6 We hove received a copy of '71 Heater" for Octche". ln this issue the most mponant feature c'.s the reprinting ol Hte I SPLectOßflß\ which w*l iorra \aluabkreferences for subscribers. An article oc inn "Oil PaJm v and a full supply of Societj notes makes the magazine as
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    Outward Mail
    32 6 Mails from Europe. (London ma-is <vxpatchoS September 17), ex P. and 0. Mantua will arrive by Ijrain to-morrow morning. Corresnondence wiil be rea<iy for delivery |q boxholders at MS a.m.
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    69 6 Elaborate preparatons are untitled made in Tokyo for the com: >!•■■.. < v> which is to be hi Id from OctobSß -1 V Ootober 31. Anions the eonntri to be represent ed at .•(Ingres* are; Japen and Japan >n es, Air tralia, Brtish fattfia, Britfeh Nortft Borneo. CeyScn, China, Cuba,
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      270 6 Automatic Honing and Stropping Machine I GILLETTE or VALET BLADES I I Price Price I $8.50 $8.50 I I NelL iF\ NetL I I I cj No more irritation of the skin. nJ tt ALLEGRO" Guarantees a clean shave with even the oldest blades. j RobinsonTco., Ltd. j (Incorporated in
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      30 6 A. FLINTER Dealer in DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. Office 'Phone 197 Private 'Phone 2538 Agents for Kuala Lumpur STORCH BROS., 37-39, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur.
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      43 6 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS LEWIS AND PEATS Rubber London, Stocks on Oct. 3, 5,0(» tow: 393 tons down. London.—3s. ll'/ 2 d. Ix>ral Spot.—$1.50. October.—$1.50. October to December.—$1.18^. November to December.—1.47. January to March.—$1.35. New York.—96 2 cents. Tin London.—£272.0.0. Local.—$139 per picul 150 t»n«
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      72 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Korbau Station, for the 24 hours ending midnight October 7, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 86.2 F Min. shade temperature 74 F Mean shade temperature 79 F Max. sun radiation 115 F Min. grass radiation 70 F Sea
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    SECURITY PACT
    552 7 REPORT OF JURISTS CONSIDERED Task of German Delegates Difficult Reuter's Service. Locamo, October 8. \n Italian newspaper has published a tersion of the -text of the, proposed Pact h c h is declared here to be a mixture of hp aiu i untruths, the .V/jter considerably iiripuJidflrsitiWK* It
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    Fall of the Franc
    64 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, October 8. f n "-nnection with the recent fall cf the <r anc tho Ministry of Finance denounces puroiy speculative recent operations on •< and Foreign bourses which resulted ln a rhm of several points in \arious foreign and announces that the Govern■*lt
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    Russia and Germany
    29 7 Reuter's Service. Berlin, October 7. Yon Hind.nburg has informed M Chicherin that the German Ambassador at Moscow has been authorised to sign a iu*o-G«rman Commercial Agreement.
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    SIR GRAEME THOMSON
    162 7 Entertained by Members of the Nigeria Club Reuter's Service. London, October 7. Major Lugard to-day presdded at a luncheon of the Nigsfc-ia Club given as a farewell to Sir Graeme Thomson, the new Governor cf Nigeria. Mr. Anutry, in a speech, declared it essential that the various
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    THE STEVENSON SCHEME
    108 7 Deputation Protests Against Its Continuance Reuter's Service. London, October 7. A claim that the Stevenson rubber restriction scheme has now served its purpose and ought forthwith to be abolished was made by a deputation of the India Rubber Manufacturers' Association, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders,
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    British Fascism
    112 7 Reuter's Service. London, October 7. Attempts of British Fascists to enrol as special constables have been abandoned at Liverpool, Wolverhampton aoid Manchester. A letter from the dhiaf constable at Manchester to the Commaindler of the Manchester Fascists was read before the Manchester City Council, declining the Fascists' offer
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    The Clash of Races
    102 7 Reuter's Service. London, October 7. A crowded meeting <af the Church Congress at Eastbourne discussed ra:e problems to-night. Lord Wiiiingdon declared it imperative that tha prtobhim be solved by peaceful method*» not by a. cllash of races which would be the most ghastly tragedy the world
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    The Macmillan Expedition
    57 7 Reuter's Service. Halifax, October 7. The steamer Peary, an aeroplane carrier of the Macmillan Arctic Expedition, has arrived. Comd. Macmillani, interviewed, sad he believed the discoveries in Laibrador would prove conclusive (y that Norsemen settled in America before the arrival of Cduanbus and declared that he had
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    Steamer in Accident
    41 7 Reuter's Service. Port Said, October 7. The British steamer Laomedon reports from 10 de,* 40 ft. north latitude and 58 deg. 22 ft. east longitude that the steamer Phemiu3 is towing her at a speed of nine knots.
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    Prince of Wales
    38 7 Reuter's Service. London, October 7. The Prince of Wales is due at Poultamouth on October 16. There will be a State reception at the Victoria Station Where he wi 1 be met by Their Majesties.
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    THE SHIPPING STRIKE
    147 7 Castle Liner Departs and Leaves Deserters Behind Reuter's Service. Cap'town, October 7. The sa. Kildonan Castle has departed for England leaving; behind the nven who deserted th; ship. The steamer Edinburgh Castle and Ken'dworth Castle are sailing for England on the 12th and 16th October respectively after
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    RUBBER SHARES
    122 7 Excitement on Stock Exchange Continues Reuter's Service. London, October 7. On the Stock Exchange, de.pite a slight reaction in commodity prices, the excitement over rubber shares continues. Buying this morning is said to be com ng from ail quarters and prices are soa.ing. Recent large gtf d withdrawals
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    Maintenance of Supplies
    45 7 Reuter's Service. London, October 7. The Scottish Miners' Conference at Glasgow has passed a reaoiut.on protesting cgainst mm organisation for the Maintenance of Supplies opining it Ii similar to organisations intended to be used against ihe miners in the cowing industrial conflict.
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    Japanese News
    167 7 (By courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Sellers ignored the quotation at Y208 per pikul of tin, Eanka, which was only transacted at higher prices including Y215. Rice option quotations to-day wer? reflected through the belter crop condition of riCw- and the season for sending round the new
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    Dragon's Teeth
    279 7 In the September ?ss.ue of the "English Review," Mr. J. 0. P. Blamd discusses American policy tin China, and stresses tne fact that after 100 years of contact neither the East nor the We t has adheved cr retained any truz understanding of the cth.r. "When true thinks,"
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    COMMUNISM
    149 7 AMERICAN LABOUR MAKES ITS STAND No Truck with Moscow or its Theories Reuter's Service. Atlantic City, October 7. The position of the American Federation of Labour with regard to the Russian labour movement was vividly indicated in a reply of Mr. Green, President of the American Federation of Labour,
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    THE SPANISH ADVANCE
    132 7 Held up by Heavy Rains in Melilla Sector Reuter's Service. Madrid, October 7. Heavy rains prevented the continuance of the combined Franco-Spanish cavalry operations in the Melilla sector. The activities of the past twenty-four hou:s have been mainly confined to air raids. Fez, October 7. The Franco-Spanish
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    Fascist Monopoly
    75 7 Reuter's Service. Rcfne, October 7. The Fascist Grand Counc'l has ne&clved tihat on y Fascist Unions shouid be legally recognised as representing all classes of employers and workers; also that an Incu trial Court should be established to regulate labour disputes and that action by atny one class
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    The Shanghai Shootings
    44 7 Reuter's Service. Shanghai, October 7. The International Judcßi Commission of Enquiry into the Sbangihui disorders of May 30, was formally opened and adjourned to October 13. The Chinese ignored the proceedings. Judge Finley Johnson, Supreme Court Judge of the Philippines, presided.
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    F.M.S. Service Changes
    335 7 The following appointments in Government service axe notified in the Gazette of Oct. 2:— Mr. David Moi-riscn McSwan to be a Madical Officer, F.M.S.; Dr. Cecil Samuel Wiison to be a Mcd cal Officer, F.M.S.; Capt. N. Jones, M.C., an officer of Class V, to act as
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES FOOTBALL
    390 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL Yesterday's Match S.C.F.A. Win Semi-Final in Fast Game The meeting of the S.CJ.A. and Headquarters .n the selmi-final of the S.F.A. Cup Competition resulted in an exciting game wh.th the Ch nese w*e>n by four clear goais to nil. In epite of the big margin of defeat,
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    Remaining Matches
    100 8 The other semi-final wII be played oa Saturday, when the S.C.C. will meet the RojtJ Sussex Reg-ment. Th? following wi.l represent tha S.C.C. Pratt; Sincair and Lee; Craik, Jamieson and Lambert, Meredith, Winter, Smith Moss and Ru.ers. The final w.ll be played on Friday October 16, and art
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    S.C.C. vs. an R.A. Team
    21 8 The S.C.C. wiil meet an R.A. team in a friendly match, at the Stadium this afternoon.
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    U.C.A. vs. High School
    484 8 A soccer match was played between tike Ugh Schoul Malacca and the United Chinese Association on the Kubu Plain "A" Ground at Malacca last Tuesday. The teams were:— High Schoo..—Guan Kah Tin (Capt); Chan Ah Ng n, Daud; Usof, Abdul Rahim, Ghan Ah Beng; Othman bin
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    Home Match Results
    56 8 Reuter's Service. London, Octooer 7. In th« Glaaaow Cup semi-final re-play Clyde and Queens Park drew wrth 2 all. In the second divisan of the English League Clapton Orient beat Bradford C. by 3 goals to nil. la the third divis'on southern sect on, Bristol City beat
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    THE TURF
    232 8 S.T.C. Autumn Meet Th? following are the entries for the First Day of the Singapore Autumn Race meeting, to be held on Saturday Oct. 17. Ex-Griffin Horses. Dbtance R.C.: Royal Hussar, Dtnke, Koh Dhu.u, Orhnda, Depression, Essex, Weilaway, Whitestons, Auchtcrmuchty, Aryan, Poiybia. Theuacorn, Shamtung, Maim Nawar, Babz, baaforth,
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    LAWN TENNIS
    213 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament Yesterday's Results The following are the results of the Straits Recreation Club tennis tournament: A. Class Chia Keng Tya owe 15 beat Teo Ketng Teow owe 9 (5—7, 6—3, 6—l). S. S.ew Jin owe 9 baat S. Eng Kiang owe 12 (6—2, 6—3). B. Class Tan
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    CRICKET
    59 8 L.U. vs. St. J.0.8.A. The above match w*il be played on Saturday on tha L.U. ground at Balest er-road. The following will represent the Undon:— M. G. Pius, B. Dudley, T. A. Chuichie, E. P. Jasinghe, A. Passe. D. J.. Pormuthurai; A. S. Maniam, F. R. S. Martinus E.
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    63 8 Pick-up Games There will be a pick-up game on the Padang this afternoon and all players who turn up are assured of playing. On Saturday the* fixture, Newcomars versus an 4 *A" Team, will be played. Any member of the se.ected s'des who will not be able to play
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    26 8 S.C.C. Tournament The fof owing tie will be played on Monday the 12th inst. Moss and Pierrepont vs. Rev. Doug-las and Ewjng. o I
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    47 8 Kuala Lumpur Bouts Harry Tunisr writes that he is willing to meet Kid Ski at the forthcoming Kuala Lumpur tournament, but over ten rounds, and not eight as suggested by Ski. It is possible, however, that Yao Chai Lye will be Turner's opponent. —M.M. 1 o»
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    35 8 French Open Championship Reuter's Service. Chant'lly, October 7. Arnaud Massy won the French open golf t>tle defeating Compston of North Manchester in the 36 by 143 to 150 strokes. Both tiad at 291 yesterday.
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    25 8 To-day, October 8 Hockey: V.M.C.A. vs. Indian Association at Anson-road 5 p.m. Saturday, October 10 Cricket: V.M.C.A. vs. Royal Engineers at 2.15 p.m.
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    20 8 To-day, October B.—Band Practice St. Joseph's Institution 5 p.m. Saturday, October 10.—Bridge Building Fort Canning 2.30 p.m.
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    732 8 The Geological Variations of Berlin's Subsoil The "House Built on the Sand" ol the Scriptural parable is foumd in great numbers in Berlin, according to a writer in the Berliner Tagehlaitt. The whole city, he asserts, rs buJlt on sand, and some, of its bouses rise and
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    91 8 To-morrow. October 9 5 p.m.—Drdl Hall, S.R.E. (v) Signals, Pracxice. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S.R.A. (v), Voluntary. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Band, Band Practice. Saturday, October 10 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah, Eurasian Company, Musketry Classification. Buses leave Drill Hall at 2 p.m. 2.30 p.m.—Farrer Range, Malay Company, Musketry Class neat
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    75 8 Sanhor Joao A. de Blanchi, the new Portuguese Minister to China, arrived in Shanghlai on September 21. Senhor Bianch before leaving London, where he was "en po-te" held several conversations wth the Foreign Office and made it a point to come through the United States amd Japan where Ihe- conferred
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    99 8 Eleven Scouts from tbe High School, Malacca, successfully attempted a ride on bicycles to Port Dickson on Fr'day laet. Starting at 3.15 p.m.. after school, they passed through Alct Gajah, Kendong. and Rembau, and stayed for the night at Pedas. Early in the morning they continued their journey v a
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    714 8 William Heughan When Scott wrote of the "Last Minstrel he was a l.ttle too previous. "The last of all the Bards was he that seang of Border chivalry," quoth Scott. But Scott w_s wrong. If his shade could see and hear Wdliam Heugman he would admit that tihe
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    335 8 The wonders of Wembley are so many that, notw.thstand ng the reams of descriptive matter that has been wr'tten about the Exhib'tion, the majority of those winders must perforce remain unchronkd :jd. The many amaz ng machines, for examp I*,1*, are marveis, the ex stence of
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    55 8 A Bill to amend the Rubber (Restriction) Enactment, 1924, s abou v to be introduced in the Federal Council. The Bill is d?sgn> ed to supply an omission in the present 'aw, in -which no punishment is prov ded r 'T t raTickers in coupons who are ne ther owners
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    1030 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Mowrt. LYALL AND EVATT. Excbangs and Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Oct. 8. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Is*--Value 2a Allagar 17^ 2* Anglo-Java 8 a <«v# Anglo-Malay 27 6 20a Ayer Kuning aqi. j 20s Batu Caves
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    CAMERONS HIGHLANDS
    910 10 Under the tttle of "A Great Project" the Times of Malaya published the following teadimg article on Saturday, the 3rd inst: We must confess -to a feeling of more than usual keenness; almost amounting- to fascination, in respect of the Gamer on Highlands project. This is probably the
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    29 10 The Hon. Mr. Choo Kia Peng has been appointed to be a member of the Railwaj Board for a further period of one year, with effect from Oct. 10.—M.M.
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    48 10 Opium and morphine valued at P150.000 were discovered by agents of the Customs Secret Service at the baggage room of the Customs House, Manila. There were 4,8C0 tins of opium and two kilograms of morphine, sealed in a case supposed to contain vermicelli and Chinese account book 3.
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    516 11 Singapore, October 3. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 45 Be*ef stew or curry kati 34 Pork lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 53 Mutton Indian lb 60 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 58% Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 56% Ducks each 94
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      481 12 SITUATION VACANT WANTED IMMEDIATELY, experienced Dispenser, Chinese preferred, for a Dispensary in town. Apply with testimonials to No. 289 c,o Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. The Municipal Commissioners require the services of two shift engineers in the Municipal Water Department sit a commencing salary of $170 per month to
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      405 12 PUBLIC NOTICES Mr. PIM PASSES BY. The books ia connection wtih tha above will be closed on Thursday 15th October, Jdl persons therefore having claims against this production are requested to send full details on or before that date to THE HO*. TREASURER, c/o Commercial Union Buildings, Robinson Road. NOTICE.
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