Malaya Tribune, 28 October 1925

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. 'Vol XII.- .Na 254 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925.
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      302 1 r^iSTRATmi Monday to Saturday October 26th to 31st g DOLLAR WEEK" AT WHITEAWAYS. 16 Tables on the ground floor loaded with attractive goods selling at SI each, or Two for a $1, or Three fer $1. j Come and See what a Dollar will Buy! I Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd.,
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      101 1 I DONT MISS THIS SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY i CASH SALE OF BOOKS. FICiION, MIDICAI and MIS€tLLANrOUS BOOKS Discount of 2Q per cent. 1 THESE ARP OMY A FEW D4YS TO 31st OCTOBER. Get Your Requirements ot Literature Bafore that Date. I WE WANT THE SPACE J Therefore Your Golden Opportunity to
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      303 1 I VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESB| gift. I Take care of your eyes. Have th«m I examined by us and have us keep your glasses, properly adjusted. -j at I 1 I THE EASTERN OPTICAL Cc, I 115, Sooth Canal Road, Singapore. 1 JllliHiHi'li'.lllliiimilli'i' ltKlllitH..llili!flHUllil '••HPIWIu* I 1 Ij Sole Importers:
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    SCOTTISH LETTER
    1836 2 A WEEKLY CAUSERIE FOR SCOTTISH EXILES (By Robert S. Angus) R." nbuigk, October 1, 1925. The da c at th? head of this letter and the imminent change from summer to lire \\ich time are reminders that we are \v thin ihre; months of (Pris mas and that
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    130 2 Mr. H. N. Sellers, Assistant Engineer, P.W.D.. FjM.S., and Dr. P. H Hennessey, of the F.M.S. Mcd cal Department, the wellkr.own erickc* er, a;e both due back from Home leave by the P. and 0. Morea. Much sympathy will be extended to the Acting Chief Jofftica, F.M.S., on the dea
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      362 2 It make- you feel better at once. With the very first wineglabsful of this delicious tonic, new V'c begins to course through your veins. It is good Are you feeling run-down or over-worked Then just try Wincarnis. Are you just up after a serious illness, influenza or pneumonia Are you
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      107 2 DO YOU HAVE BAD DREAMS? If you retite at night befci-e your last meal has been suffieientky digested, cr with your system clogged with poisoaom waste whch should have been expelled, you cannot expect to enjoy sound peaceful sleep. To aid digest on one Pinkette taken- after the evening meal
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      591 2 with the MOTOR UNION THE LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE I INSURANCE COMPANY I Favourable Rates-Prompt Settlement of Claims. I FIRE MARINE BUSINESS I Also transacted on Favourable Terms. for all particulars apply I Genera! Agents: Messrs. SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd., I (Incorporates :n England.) Phone: 2800 SINGAPORE. I Khubbuocs^l p Paints.
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    S.C.G. SCHOOL
    589 3 Annual General Meeting Hm\d on Friday The annual general meeting: of the Singapore Chinese Girlis' School was held at the Garden Club, Raffles Chambers, on Friday, 23rd instant at 5 p.m. Those present were the Hon. Mr. Song Ong- Siang, (in the Chair) Mas A. W. Curtis, Dr.
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    HAS YOUR HUSBAND GOT INDIGESTION?
    91 3 Nathing creates domestic discord quicker than isn attack of 'ndigestion, and nothing gets rid of indigestion quicker than Bisurated Magnesia. If your husband has some form of digest've trouble don't stop at pitying, just help him by seeing that he always has Eisurated Magnesia by
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    43 3 [We do not necessarily ciulori»e the opin.ons expressed by correepoi dente. Letters sent for publication should be written on one side of the pape<r only; preference Ls given to short letters. Oniy extracts of iong letters can be given.]
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    A European Hill School
    482 3 Sir, The action of the Planters in Sumatra in instituting a Hill School for their children at has received the attention of many parents in Maiaya, and the time seems opportune to commence action to ascertain, whether it would not be possible for ns to do
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    Precaution for Others
    189 3 Sir, —I saw this morning: a tailor wandering in Battery Road holding a ous»r.ess card in his hand making enquiries in all the shippn»? companies a out the town with the object of find.ng out w no are the lccal a^cn-s for a certain ship the name
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      205 3 lv VEM mv iast ommr j ...J Mn jpitt.iii i i i:'i:t»'ii w ikwim .i' i'»u*iia:'. Cook by Gas -Visa v- v THE t j DERBY r H Vr,, HOUSEWIFE 1.25 isiili »cnt $1.75 I per month. j ,Hi \MM per month, i i Su table Bfe Suitab]e i 4
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      138 3 f your I r-ili Hi k under a Glass Dome f 11 jj| is an impossibility. 'li' li rU I would however be the only I II I dl I way to protect your children |j //flNi against inhaling dangerous jjj \r germs. Formamint kills gerni3, 11 l\ 1 I
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      502 3 CulicuraWm He!plu To prevent loss of hair. Dandruff, usually the cause of premature baldness, may be easily removed by regular shampoos with Cuticura Soap, preceded by touches of Cuticura Ointment. This treatment keeps the scalp clean and healthy and promotes hair growth. So«p Oir.tm c n t,T«I cum sold throu
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      226 3 HP? LIM CHBE BBNG, l£r—3 Market Street. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST •a Soft! Distributor fur Mkkdiig Cable Cycle Tyret in Singapore. upfMOf of ail kind* of ?'nmm*t> *d Bolid Tyres and alno flVaiiag <j IRGOTLE Lubricating oil. HONE 19 for your reqsteMMßtl *r>*{ «anse wtil be promptly miilii THE LEMBAGA MALAYU
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      442 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE ijj Tuesday. October 27 and Wednesday, October 28.-2 NIGHTS ONLY ,3 fcj lo the First Show at 7-30 p.m. shirp C I DIMPLES and SWEE TIES- 2 Reels of Comedy I In and Cj Fine Arts Film Co., presents I Up In Mary's Attic I |H 6
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      459 4 MMiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiimiiitwtHMu^ m ONE OF THE FIFTY-TWO BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR I From Sunday, October 25 to Friday, October 30 AT THE 1 ALHAMBRA «f m m 1 1 m In (he Second Show, at 9 p.m. 1 AN ALLIED PRODUJERS AND D'STBIBUTOaS CORPORATION SPECIAL I PICTURE RELEASED BY UNITED
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      445 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY ClNEMA~^^r^ e TO-NIGHT AT 9 P.M. M a mm* THE INEaR LADY Produced by the Master Director raaile ALLAN DWAN atju v The man who made "Robin Hood." A 100 per cent pict urt w AFTfcR A Miiii* GLIMPSES 8^7 llil HW ULI U 1 KENNETH McDONALO n
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    795 5 "After a Miliion" me Surma Theatre ii sending out a wan ng to pictu.e fams t.o turn out early thus week;, commencing from io-iugat it tra.y hope to see "Alter a Million." It is c aimed that tnis new Bonset rrouuction is about the most pjpuiar picure released
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    Passengers Arrived
    130 5 The following passengers arrived at S*ngapore per the K.P M. steamer Plancin* vesterdcy:—Mr. Bijdencsyk, Mr. J. B. de Weld-. Mr. Dei Goldberg. Mis. da Kater; Miss E. Prins, Mr. Colen. Mr. and Mrs. de Graag. Mr. C. Huisken, Mrs. S. Mssrn; Mr. S Jou Mr. S. Samuels, Mr.
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    50 5 A big fire broke out on Honam Island on the 14 h ins. at 4 p.m. and burned fiercely til nr'dnieht when about twenty shop bnPdinev we--, desbwved. The dima:? s estmatld to exceed $200 000. No particulars as to the cause cf the fire have been received. (Hongkong Paper).
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    542 5 To-day\s Quotations HUE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan 1860 Rice, Sam 2 3333 Rice, Siam 3 $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $315 R cc, Saigon 2 $305 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $282 Rice, Rangoon 2 $-74 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.10 Rice,
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    Exchange
    91 5 Singapore, Oct. 28. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 15 1 32n Demand 2s. 4 5 32d Private 3 months sight 2s 4%d On India— Tel. Transfer 154 1 On Hongkonjr— Bank demand dnaft 5% p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 72% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    42 5 The German gliding plane pilot Hisselbach established a new re ord for gl ding with a parstnger in a glii-ing compct'tion in Crimea in Russia. Hisselbich stayed five hours forty minutes, in the a:r with a passenger on boaod his motor.ess plane.
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    56 5 The following notice is prominently displayed by a business house in Kuala Lumpur says the Malay Mail: "We reget to inf. ma our honoured cui-tomcr.s that our good friend Mr. Credit expired to-day. He was a noble soul always willing and helpful but had been facing for some uimt. May
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      406 5 t vr>;ST ADVERTISEMENTS? report Sporting Club, one .p. Reward wi..h no I turning to Box No. 293 c o NOTICE. tr e call d for the supply of iishon eoel for the Government Belle" lor the year 1926. The aire to be tr.mmed inso bunkers .Yacht in the Inner Harbour.
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      258 5 iiur i.Mutrr i i i i iintutiii mil:.iiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiiiititiiii ;it;iiiiiii!iiiii>it<itMiiii>iii.iiiini..iMai>iniiii>iiiiiiiiiiiutiiAiJi'tutiitLJaJu«<M In lid ci lit luods uj ilu ti.Z as. I VICTORIA THEATRE I htts l nltiih-.ones promts I ROUND IHE TOWN f Produced by Mr. Francis Graham. November 14, 19 21. BOOKING AT JOHN LITTLE'S. I Saturday, October 31, at 8
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      335 5 THE WEATiIjKR Meteorological Weekly Report (By Courtesy of the Government Health Office) Hill Stat ion Records for the seven days ending midnight on Saturday, October 24, 1925. Penang Hill Altitude of observation (feet above M. S. L. 2,100. Average mean shade temperature (deg. F) 71.50. Total evaporation (in inches) .378.
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    136 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, October 28 High Tides.—B.9 a.m., 7.45 p.m. Legislative Council tO a.m. Victoria Theatre, Choral Union Concert. 8.30 p.m. To-morrow, October 29 High Tides.— 8.53 a.m., 8.54 p.m. B. I. homeward mail leaves. Friday, Oetoher 30 High Tides.—9.27 a.m., 9.46 p.m. Dutch homeward mail
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    48 6 REQUIEM HIGH MASS. A High Mass of Requiem for the repose of th.3 soul of Josaph na Pereira will be sung at the Church of St. Joseph on Friday. 30th ips».ant at 6.30 a.m. Relatives and friendfe a r e kin«:.!y requested to attend.
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    Council Matters
    1027 6 Monday's me:ting of the Legislative Council produced some interesting speeches from the unofficial side, displaying a livelier interest than we are accustomed to and on 9 not altogether devoid of constructive criticism. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock's admirably clear examination of the revenue position will be read with wide
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    89 6 Harmston's Circus which is due in Singapore sho.tly will open at ihe Rodto ground, Anson Road on November 4. Booking open 3 at Robinson's. Mr. C. R. Howitt who has just returned from leave assumed duties as Third Police Magistrate th s morning. Mr. F. V. Duckworth is leaving for
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    BIG RUBBER DEAL
    230 6 $3,000,000 Offer to Purchase New Craigielea The Secretaries of New Craigielea Ltd. have issued the following circular to shareholders An offer has 'been received from London for the purchase of this Company's Estate for the sum of $3 000 000. The purchase will take place as from
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    269 6 Important Matters Coming up at Friday's Session Several important matters will coma before the Municipal Commissioners at the.r meeting on Friday afternoon. The President propoaea to move 'vhat a Comm.ttee consisting of Mr. A. E. Badde ey, Mr. Gaw Kek Kniam and the President be appointed to contdrier
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    British Ships Boycotted
    93 6 Since the troubles arena in China British ships piy.ng betweon China wits and Singapore are reported tc hare ibetn boy- cotted by the Chinese. Acearctinl-- to information received Chinese intending to come to Singapore use non-Br tish ininfi going to Bangk< k be-J fore arriving here. I
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    Herbert J. Cooper Dead
    82 6 (From Our Own Correspondst). Ipjh, October 28. A priva e cablegram announces the death at Home of Mr. Herbert J. Cooper, a partner in the firm of Ay tsbvry and Nutter. Ltd., of [pah, a former chairman of the FJf.S. Chamber of Coninx '.'a and a
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    Popularity Campaign
    60 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, 0 tobev 23. The Pinang Gazette popularity campaign was drawn for mwt n, ght at the E and O Hotel before a large gathering, Khoo Sian Ewe winn'ng the firs; p ze with over a hundred million votes. Pcrera oi Ipoh was second
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    Persian Gulf Cyclone
    40 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, October 28. The Pinar\g Gazette's Allahabad correspondant says that enquiries ia weli infermed quarters in India fail to confirm the news of -he disaster owing to the cyclone in the Persian Gulf.
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    109 6 Out of ***** deaths in the Colony in 1924, 5,135 occurred in Government Hospitals, and 10,596 were uncertified. The Acting Chief Justice (Mr. P. J. Sproule) and Mr. Justice Deane we-ie engaged during Monday and yesterday in the Johore Court of Appeal. A Chinese who was arrested in North Bridge
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    BUDGET PASSED
    298 6 Legislative Council Holds V Brief Session At mm meeting of dl mom ng. m number were ateen r h were:— His Excellency- the Officer k» Government (Mr p q His Excel.ency the Gene*] *t mandmg the Troop, Genemi Sir Theodore CAL, C.M.G.) 1118 ft 64^ < (:«ir. Hayes
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    Cinema Man Expected
    101 6 Mr. D. Thompson. a *11 om American motion picture cam inana afl mBJS a! 2& in ?aga 0 Ja Malaya filming several scenes hat wili fa used oy the Paramount Ccrpcmtfmfc* garni of a seizes of travetogees. Mr Thompson was formerly photographer hr Mary Pickford and Pok
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    Theft from Sea View
    111 6 Whi:e attempting o twa cigarette case at a pan fey* Eurasian nano. W.i v Perei cd by a detective on suspicion uriJ t> the Rochoir St-.tier.. at the Police station led to the UTSR a amtchman employ I Hotel, la the letter's hwe me j found
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    Armistice Day
    62 6 A circular has been b Bed fin Master Attendant's Offio- 1 «hippa« community regarding tihe I v r/ s'lercce on Armistice Day. have been Uwncd that no tirem or bells rung or oil er no hi ma Harbour during the two mmutet. Omt wi'l be fired from Pol
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    Mails Expected
    34 6 From In.io-China RJ Singapor-- this afternoon. y From Roland and G Pieterszoon Com, dw Singapore Fran Europe, (London m»* J October 8,) by na. Tara, due rYneni on Friday, the 30th inst.
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      349 6 i i i ia*l i .1 i i I ii i i. i i i i i mum !iiiiiiinii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiMiniiiiJiiiiininii!iiii(!HHiHMiiili tininiiiiiii;i;iini^i.i. IVIYELLAI NEW i^^P^^l designs "W/rff. mm 1 COLQORB I Ij We have just received a new shipment of this world famous unshrinkable I flannel in all the latest stripes and
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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, Kr.ala Lumpur.
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      37 6 TO-DAY'S QUOTATION? LEWIS AND PBAlf Rubber London, Stocks on Oct. -'4. 1 57 tons down. London.—4s. Local Spot.—|UL November to December.— I January to March.—WJ* New York.—97 2 cent*. Tin I,ondon.—£284 5s Od. Lo«L-$143'. per picul I»
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      72 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandarg Kerbau Station, for tie 24 boon ending midnight October 27, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 89.8 F. Mm. shade temperature 75.6 F. Mean shade temperature 81.4 F. Max. sun radiation 136 F. Mm. grass radiation 705 F, sea
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    DAMASCUS RIOTS
    539 7 gfggji MEASURES TAKEN UY FRENCH PtaoM Through Ordeal of Fighting Reuter's Service. Cairo, Occoh:r Zi. m Damascus indicate naa ed through a terrible -18 and 20, She bears oi 11 ne the rel -«tless measures j the riots following the ara'ling the corpses J k ouffh th? straets.
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    COMMUNISTS ON TRIAL
    125 7 Propaganda Evidence Produced in Court Reuter's Service. London, October 27. A publication entitled "The Empire Rebal was mentioned in the resumed proceedings when the twelve Communists appeared aga n in Bow Street. A police sergeant gave evidence of finding literature at the Communist headquarters including a circular
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    GREEK-BULGAR TROUBLE
    77 7 Reports of Further Incidents on the Frontier Reuter's Service. •Sofia, October 27. Ir. consequent of the Graek bombardment, twenty-six Bulgarian soldiers and twenty-four civilians, including five women, have bean killed or wounded. Ais? eleven soldie-n are miss'ng, believed to have been killed, Sofia, October 27. Greek rifle and
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    Mississippi Train Smash
    115 7 Reuter's Service. Memphis. October 27. A north-bound passenger train nas been derailed and rolled down at em\irkment near Victoria, Mlaakwrppt Ten are reperieci killed and a score injured. Memphis. October 27. The ill-fbted train the so-caH:-d Sunnyiand express, was crowing the Trestle bridge at fifty miles per
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    Trotsky Again III
    24 7 Reuter's Service. Riga, Octobix Zl. M. Tlllalj has gone to Sukhum in the Caucasus to undergo a cure tor throat trouble.
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    Bridge Collapses
    26 7 Batavia, October 27. The collapse of a bridge nea-n Medan, Sumatra, resulted in three persons being killed and three seriously injured. FGftj are missing.
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    JOHORE APPEAL COURT
    314 7 Sequel to Purchase of Rubber Property at Scudai An interesting kwolving a rubber estate at Seudai came up for hearing in the Johcre Court of Appeal on Monday before the Acting Chief Justice the H;». Mr. Justice Sproule and the Hon. Mr. Justice D:ane. Mr. A, V.
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    PAINLEVE RESIGNS
    237 7 Whole Cabinet Goes Through Finance Disruption Reuter's Service. Pari3, October 27. A communique laasjai by M. Pamlcye says: "The Cabinet, which had previously favourably -examined M. Caillaux's financial proposals, to-day interrupted the discussions on the tame subject whch d-s--closed that there was no c- -sential dvis.on among Cabinet
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    British African Flight
    66 7 Reuter's Service. Cairo, October 27. Squadron-leader Coningham and FlightLieuts. Rowley and Baggs starud from Heiouan at seven this morning on three DHI>A. machines on a flight to Nigeria and bonk. General risking and otfcnca wishaii them God-speed. The first halt will be mad 2 at Haifa and
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    Ex-President Paid-off!
    57 7 Reuter's Service. Managua, October -7. As a raqnel to the recent disUiio i-.. President Solarzano anii Ex-Preaident Chamorrow, the Conservative L:ad:i\ have signed an agreement whereunder the Liberal Ministers mM dismissed and th? Conservatives agree to support President Solarzano, while Ex-President Chamorr«w received ten thousand do.lan, and his
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    Municipal Commission
    284 7 Tfce following act"cm was taken at a meet) ng of Committee No. 7, held en October 23, 1923. Recommended that no further acfcnu be taken at pi-sent to extend the Municipal boundaries .n the Joo Ch at Road district. Decided not to enterta n a proposal to estabHah
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    109 7 Madame Szeming Szo, wife of the Chinese Minister to the United States, and her sons Mr. Dixon and Mr. Szuming Sze, who arc being educated in England, have arnlved in London. Mrs. Sarojini Naids has been elected by an overwhelming majority of votes to preji'de over the ensuing ptflillon of
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    ACHINESE REVOLT
    85 7 ATTACK ON MILITARY PATROL Detachment Sent to Restore Order Reuter's Service. Batavia, October 27. Trough has broken out with the Achinese following a recent Achinese attack on a military Patrol. Captain Paris proceed- J to the with four detachments which the Acnin:tse attacked. The troops fired and killed
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    K. Class Submarines
    106 7 Reuter's Service. London, O-tober 27. In pursuance of a policy of retrenchment the Admiralty announces that ail K. Class submarines will be scrapped except K2G which with fona L. Class submarines will form a reconstituted First Submarine Floti.ia in th? Sptcial Reserve. Engineer officers will be abolished
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    Japanese News
    525 7 tßy aouxteay of the Nanyo NicaiNichi Shimbuusha.) Tokio, October 22. The sale ol the Government iice, whfcfc was amed a. for a.leviating the s tuation MMd by prices in rice is announced to be suspended on and after the 2,th inst. li generally understood that Viscount M Okochi
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    933 8 SPORTS PASTIMES THE TURF Amateur Skye Meeting The Handicaps The following are the Handicaps for the Ama.eur Skye Meeting, to be he.a on Saturday, October 31. 1. Open Ponies, Class D. (Four Furlongs).—B3y Rhum 12, Black Satin II 11, iluiger 10.5, G.oammg 10.2, Pat 10, Poppy 9.?, Miss Puid 9.7.
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    FOOTBALL
    966 8 U.C.A. vs. S.U.C.A. The United Chinese Associat on, Malacca, will be engaged in a game of soccer with the Seromoan U.iited Chinese Association en Saturday, 3Lst .n.tant at 'Sue Kubu Plain, Malacca. The U.C.A. wiil also meet the v.sitors in tennis, billiards and piny pong. Home League Table The
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    LAWN TENNIS
    158 8 Tanglin Club: The Dyne Cup At the Tallin Chib yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ham lt~n defeated Miss Griffith-Jones and Mr. Fuloher by B—6, 12—10 in the final of the Dyne Cup. S.C.R.C. Tournament The following are the results of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club tennis tournament. Yesterday's
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    RUGBY
    176 8 This Week's S.C.C. Programme Members of the S.C.C. Rugby fifteens were out for practice on the Padang yesterday evening. There wi. be no gam« to-morncw evening, but there will be scrum practice, aod it is hoped that there will ie a good turn out. Singapore kmu been unfortunate in
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    HOCKEY
    46 8 Services vs. S.V.C. The following will represent the Uni'ed Services vs. the Singapore Vo unteer Corps on the S.R.C. Ground on Friday November 6:—Bdr. Dadford, Pie. Jones, R.S.R., Lt Matthews, W. 0. Stock, Lt. Parkes, Lt. Thompson, Pte. Magill, Erskine, Dawson. Spr. Jtpson, Sgt. Douch.
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    V.M.C.A. Programme
    20 8 To-morrow, October 29 Hockey: YM.C.A., v S.R.C Anson Road, 5 p.m. Saturday, October 31 Swimming Carnival, 2.45 p.m.
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    Boy Scouts Association
    34 8 To-day, October 28.—Ninth Troop Inspection, 5 p.m. To-morrcw. October 29.—Band Practice, St. Joseph's Institution 5 p.m. Friday. October 30.—Fifth Troop Inspection, Headquarters 5 p.m. Saturday, October 31.—Swimming Carnival at V.M.C.A. Pool.
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    350 8 Nearly, but not quite right, is this paragraph in the L. and C. Express.—Mr. A. W. Bean, formerly a Municipal Commlssione.f cf S ngapore and head of the firm bearing his name, has made his permanent home at Highfields, Driffieki, Yorkshire. Mr. Richard Forbes Stephen, the head of the o.d-established
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    REAL ESTATE DISPUTE
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