Malaya Tribune, 8 October 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIII. No. 236 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1926
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    MELANCHOLY QUEEN
    684 2 Separated from Her Subjects by Language Difference Queen Marie of Yugo-Slavia, daughter of Queen Marie of Roumania and youngest reigning woman sovereign in the world, is a timid and melancholy young woman. At the age of twenty-five, she finds herself the ruler of 16,000,000 persons, but separated from
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    RUBBER REPORT
    178 2 Singapore, October 7. Since our last the market has kept remarkably steady, there being a fair demand for actual rubber near at hand, but business forward on tender terms has been very limited. The London stocks showed a further heavy increase of 1,480 tons. January to December 1927
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    ALLAH IS MERCIFUL
    92 2 AI faithful Moslems must be teetotalers. The Ko an forbids the use of even light wines and beer. During the recent visit of Mulat Yussof, Sultan of Morocco, to Pari?, a Parisian society women was surprised when she saw one c*l the Sultan's most trusted caids, beside
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    19 2 A customs officer at Manila was killed on September 28 by falling into the hold of the Susana 11.
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      467 2 F> Great Reduction On All Models P ax I t a r Cheaper in/ Price I Better in Quality 509 7 H.P. 2 Seaters $1,700 Y H 5C9 7 H.P. 4 1.8SO R E S03 12 H.P. 4/5 2.40O E S 507 15/20 H.P. 617 3,225 s 512 20 301H.P.
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      368 2 WHY SEE YOUR BABY SUFFER? What mother does not feel pain when she sees her infant suffering the tortures of teething? Baby's Own Tablets quickly al eviate these pains. Or when colic comes, there is nothing better to give prompt relief. For infantile indigestion and constipation no remedy exists equal
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      206 2 RASH BROKE OUT ON CHjUTS FACE Formed Terrible Eruptions. Skin Inflamed. Cuticura Healed. My little girl's face broke out with a rash which later formed terrible, wet, sore eruptions. She could not sleep day or night en account of the irritation. Water came from the eruptions causinr, the trouble to
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    China Letter
    1412 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Hongkong, September 26. By declaring the anti-British boycott in Canton off without any assurance on the part of Hongkong to do anything helpful to the Chinese in Hongkong, the Kuomintang has sold and betrayed the workers of Hongkong who had left on its advice
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    FUTURE OF AVIATION
    408 3 Privately Owned Planes to be Common as Autos "Within the short period of the next twenty-five years, I believe aviation will push forward as the leading industry of the world—in volume as well as in importance—unveiling another great Eldorado to increase our Nation's wealth," says Captain E.
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    TRIP CUT SHORT
    158 3 Due to the lack of funds alloted to Francisco Galang, horticulturist of the P. I. Bureau of Agrieu'ture, now conducting a study of the methods of rubber cultivation in the Orient, he will be forced to abandon many of the important places which he had planned to
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    155 3 An unidentified man ran amuck during a New York baseball contest and murdered the umpire before a large crowd of spectators. Several persons had just yelled "Kill the ump're" to emphasize their disapproval of his last decision. The man ran from his seat to the center of the field and
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      282 3 No. 9 of series. SUPERVISION Throughout the length and breadth purity, for gaseous content end of Fraser Neave's factory there for quality. is exercised a rigidity of inspec- Every bottle that you buy has tion that permits of no slack undergone the scrutiny of trained methods. operatives whose sole duties
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      451 4 Amusements. fi TO-NIGHT AT THE rj I EMPIRE I g Thusday, October 7to Monday, October 11. In ihe Second Show at 9.10 p tn. sharp. Cj 1 S A Gay Peppy Frer eh 1 ova Kan c. A kio?k-out as a play—a not as \r g a picture. See Oh
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      548 4 «a2S2SaSZSHS2SESHS2£iZSES2S2SHSES2SZ^ To-Night and for a Short Season Only jjj m The Picture You've Long Been Awaiting S 1 AT THE 3 ALHAMBRA H (Tan Cheng Kee 4 Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) S I I 3 In the 2nd Show, commencing 9 pm. E S A United Artists' Super Production I DOUGLAS
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      100 4 Coming New Actors and Actresses from Deli W'aich For Further Announcement THE STAR OPERA North Bridge Road TO-NIGHT ALLADDIN and THE WONDERFUL LAMP. will be staged K. H. CHEONG, Ptoprietot, Y. L. TAN, Manager. PHONE 1366 for Seats The farewell i nf umaice of the Maha Cpeia will be on
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      378 4 G4IETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets TO-NIGHT AT 9.10. P.M. New Cartoon and International News. THE NEW LEATHER PUSHERS— Rd 24 ill The life story of Lola Montez, the Irish girl, who took th? Old World by he ears in he early part of the 19th Century aad sway.d
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    SINGAPORE DIARY.
    127 5 To-day, October 8 v Tides—ll.l« m U 32 ,pmfljjfh T.dcs. trahv 4 p.m. Hornewa < a Cv D w r vs. SJLC. E?Amcert ia Gardens. 5.15 p.m. Band (one Assn. Dinner. ita Wills. Happy Valley, 9.15 Boxing— KC > p.m. To-morrow, October y flieh Tide.-11.39 a.m. ?J:KO.R.Cup. Sunday.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    409 5 Examination of Mr. Tan Hong Ghee C< Bit this morning Di ai-'. a motion for against "Chop Kirn a ta on tfca application bal of the creuitor, We.- 1 and Co bj N K. Naeranpa Caett> ..1 ankruptcy notice was adSian ap. cared in person in plicaton to
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    147 5 Shir* the Wharve» or expected to arrive Singapore, October 8. Ea«t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Talamba 22. Mr;* \V>n-f (Entrance Gat* 3) a- IS; Ban Whatt Hin 16; Darvol J T krula 14; Kistrn (5 p.m. shift to G. "2) 1"; Anttnor 8; Haiburg 6. Errnirp Dock
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    30 5 untitled are in growing demand in rta show considerable hv 1 Uni ed States holds the I of this trade, though Great and F-ance are competitors of in- i importance.
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    Sir John Bucknill
    623 5 SUPREME COURT REFERENCES TO DEATH Fell a Victim to one of the Tropical Diseases Before the work of the Supreme Court was taken this morning, there was a full muster of members of tne Bar at the court of the Chief Justice, Sir William Murison, who was
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    Mr. Robertson's Death
    755 5 CORONER'S ENQUIRY BEGUN Deceased Planter Accustoned to Walk in His Sleep The Coroner's enquiry into the traffic death of Mr. A. W. Robertson a wel.known lubber p anter whose body was found on High Street near Europe Hovel on Monday morning was commenced this morning. Inspector Dale
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    MAILS CLOSE
    237 5 TO-DAY, OCTOBER 8 China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Hong Peng) 2 p.m. North and East India (Talamba) 2 p.m Banka Island, Java, South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Melchior Treub) 2 p.m. North, North-East
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
    70 5 (By courtesy of the Government Health Office) Kandang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending midnight 7th October, 1926. deg. Maximum shade temperature b8 F. Minimum shade temperature 75 F. Mean shade temperature 80.3 F. Maximum sun radiation 102 F. Minimum grass radiation 70.5 F. Sea temperature 82
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    108 5 Maps which picture the interior of Austra is r.s a desert are incorrect, according to Michael Terry, who has just completed a survey of that country The interior, he saya. is a b'a.k soil plateau from 700 to 1 600 feet above sea level, contain ng many hundred square miles
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    107 5 GAIETY CINEMA If anyone mfcses 'The Palace of P'easure," showing at the Gaiety Cinema from to-night, fee will miss one of the most romantic dashing adventurous screen tales that have been presented in Singapore in redent months. It is a Fox adaptation ot Adolf Pauls story of ''Lola
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and cYylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of psyment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100.
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      184 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Nolbes un-ler Fection 101 o' Orsioa"ce No. V 5 (Mani ip»l) for m-kirg up road and drains at NarcU Street and Van Kit aoad. lv connection w h noi ices e« r r ed m der Section »01 of Ordinance No. 13 (Munich all for
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    THE RUBBER POSITION
    884 6 Speculations are abroad about the possibilities of a cut next quarter, the fate of the carry-over and the question of standard production. London stocks are over 36,000, only a month's supply it 13 true, but regarded by many as excessive in view of contemporary circumstances. Price remains
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    1332 6 Two American soldiers were caught on board the steamship Antonio as stowaways at Man la. The Antonio was to leave the same night for Port Darwin, Australia. For defrming a non-ccmmissioned police officer in a Ch.ncse daily p?per, the LiengKio,' the Bangkok Criminal Court fined tbi proprietor ani cduor and
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    987 6 The Hon. Inche Eunos bin Abdullah g leaving to-day for a month's h i tJ ln Java. The death occurred last month «,f i Mary E. Guillemard, of Trabachv sister of H. E. the High Commissi ner. The Acting Consul General f Mr. Jui Chun Hfu, will
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    THE COAL STRIKE
    281 7 Baldwin Proposals Rejected OF SAFETY ME N URGED Lflipai rj] to Prevent men from liming Work Reuter's Service British Official Press Service [Rtuter's Service.] LonJon, October 7. o.ate conference unani"i (i .Mim.nts proposals oi the figaraa of the a- 1 jets sh wing: roposals 737,000 42,000 f01
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    MOTOR SPEED RECORDS
    153 7 I Parry Thomas Lowers Three Standards at Booklands British Official Press Service Lordon, October 7. Thret- moto*- spied records were broken *>i tr.t* Br< an.is ra:insr track to-day by Parry livmas on fi Leyland Thomas car. He lowered ihe five-hundred-miles record of four hcurs thirty-two minutes forty-two
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    SIR ALAN COBHAM
    75 7 SBght Mishap on Flight to Manchester British Official Press Service. London, October 7. I to-day befell Sir Alan t Bying to Manchester where mJhmZ 13 Lein S celebrated. ExperiU, V ngine troub c w th his small EJ he found it necessary to Was f ling at
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    CITY OF TOKIO LOAN
    46 7 Reuter's Service Th Union, October 7. n which w;s offered in mediate success, the list A ■<"■ 1» minutes. I of the proceeds will ithU anw n lh p ayment cf short-term remainder will be used for •at hem *s necessitated by the
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    BOMBAY COTTON MILLS
    24 7 Reuter's Service [fetter*! Service.] It London, October 7. pu a Japanese syndicate Ml, Mil Bombay K r«up at a "'dhens sterling.
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    Trade Union Funds
    143 7 CONSERVATIVES URGE AUDITS BY LAW Advocate Protection of Workers Who are not Socialists British Official Press Service. London, October 7. For the first time the annual conference of the Conservative Party, which opened at Scarborough to-day, was presided over by a woman, Dame Caroline Bridgeman wife of
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    BIG STINNES DEAL
    101 7 American Syndicate to Grant a $25,000,000 Loan Reuter's Service Berlin, October 8. Negotiations between the Hiro Stinnos family and an Amercian Banking Syndicate for a twenty-hve-million-dollar loan have been concluded. It has been mutually agreed to combine the entire property of the Hu<*o Stinnes family in two
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    GERMAN POLITICS
    105 7 General Yon Seeckt Resigns From Socialist Group Reuter's Service Paris, October 7. Th? resignation of General Vcn Seeckt is coupled by the special correspondent of "Le Matin in Germany with the recent ledgnat.on of the Socialist, Herr Severing, Pru-sian Minister for the Interior, ostensibly en account of he3l
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    POLITICAL PROPAGANDA
    94 7 French Ministry Issues Stern Warning to Foreigners Reuter's Service [Reuters Service.] Paris. October 7. The Ministry of the Interior has issued a warning to foreigners who abuse French hospitality by carrying on political propaganda imported vfsom their respective coun ties. Th? Ministry declares that such agitation an! the
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    DELVILLE WOOD
    72 7 Unveiling of Memorial to South African Troops British Official Press Service. London, October 7. The unvei'ing on Sunday of the memorial to the South African soldiers at Deiville Wood, the s~ene of some of the heaviest fight ng in the Somme battles, is to be performed by Mrs.
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    A RUBBER STREET
    69 7 Soundless and Non-Skidding Road for London Reuter's Service [Reuters Service.] London, October 7. The City Corpora ion is carrying ait an interesting experiment in the Blackfriars neighbourhood in ropaii ing a rt ett by moans cf terra cotta blocks on Which there is a covering of lubber.
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    CANDIAN AGRICULTURE
    63 7 Federal Bank's Resources to Help Farmers Reuter's Service [Reuters Service.] New Orleans, Octc*b?r 7. It is announced that the of the Federal In isrmediate Qnectit Bank, amounting to $60,000,000. ar? being offered ta co ton farmers of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana through co-operative marketing orgr nidations and agricultural
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    Rum Row Case
    142 7 SKIPPER HELD ON GRAVE CHARGE Alleged Attempt to Ram the Revenue Ship Reuter's Service [Reuters Service.] Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, October 7. The master of the cuxLiary schooner Gaspe Hsherman has teen committed 10* trial on a charge of attempting to ram, seven.y-five miles from the Americen coast,
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    BRITISH IN CHINA
    126 7 Determined to Protect Lives of Nationals Reuter's Service London, October 7. Addressng a mass meeting at Scarborough Mr. Baldwin said that the Government, would not hesitate to protect British l.yes in China. They would enter the Imperial Conference with the sing c object to promote the wisest
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    DAUGHERTY-MILLER TRIAL
    69 7 Reuter's Service New York, October 7. The Daugherty-Miller trial is expected to go to the jury to-morrow Mi ler's counsel said that the power to approve the seven-mi.lien-dollar ciaim belonged to Daugherty. He, however, was rot trying to pass the buck He aided that there was no evidence
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    BYRD GOES ON TOUR
    57 7 Reuter's Service [Reuters Service.] Washington, October 7. Commander Byrd has started on a seven thousand miles tour of the United States in the same Fokker machine in which ht flew over the north poie The tour is the longest ever undertaken in America. Commander Byrd expects
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    ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY
    87 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 7. At the annual meeting of the Penang St. Andrew's Society, Dr. Sharp, who presided, said that the Society was in a prosperous condition. They had now a total membership of 152, an increase of 44 compared with the previous year,
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    POSTMAN ON TRIAL
    37 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 7. In the District Court the hearing began of the case in which a Malay postman named Hamid bin Jassim is charged with stealing six letters during transmission.
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    HAD WRONG CHANDU
    31 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 7. For being in possession of non-Govern-ment chandu, a Hokien named Khoo Choon Poh was fined $100, or two months' rigorous imprisonment.
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    186 7 New Zealand Thinks it a Necessity- Mr. Coates. the New Zealand Prime Minister, out ined before Parliament on September 1 his att.tude in regard to Imperial affairs in general and the Imperial Conference in particular. He said that it would be his earnest aim to continue unaltered in
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    DEVOLUTION
    1770 7 Sir John Anderson's Policy COMPLETELY OPPOSED TO DECENTRALISATION Sir George Maxwell's Second Review in British Malaya In the September issue of "British Malaya", Sir George Maxwell continues his Examination of tne so-called "new policy" in the F.M.S, He writes Sir John Anderson has appeared in a new light, for
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    162 8 (By Courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio October 6. "The best means to settle the naval disarmament question is to lay down an International law to (B&trJct the naval strength of all nations" is claimed by a certa'n .quacrter of the navy. The Federation of the Labourers Uniers,
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    25 8 untitled taken during August 1926 of the n Powlafon- within 'ihe 29,07.. a fte end of U| t nrluJes those holding the status oi Lu.opeans.
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    Sporting News
    281 8 BOXING Holders Retain European Championships Reuter's Service London, October 7. At Albert Hall in a twenty-rounds Buropean IjweUirt championship bou L Elky Clark, of Scotland, the holder, defeated F ancois Moxachini the French champion, on points. It was a splendid fight throughout. Clark showed himself the cleverer boxer
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    Key-Wills To-night
    40 8 Battling Key and Harry Wills meet at the Happy Valley to-nieht in their tw-1; three-minute rounds main event. With Avolino and Y. C. Song appearing in an eight-rounder and the other supporting events, some fine sport is assured.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    237 8 S.C.C. Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS A Singles (Semi-Final) Lieut. H. S. J. Bourke plus 3 vs. A. A. A. Patcrson owe 15.2 (unfinished). R. G. Pash scr. beat Roy Smith owe 30, 3—6, 7—5. 6—4. C Singles (Final) F. Berry plus 3 vs. B. E. Ablitt owe 1 (unfinished).
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    GOLF
    81 8 Andrew Currie Cup LADIES' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP OF SINGAPORE 1926 In the third round of the above Mrs. Jackson beat Mrs. Tennant 2 up. Miss Law beat Mrs. Kirkland 8 and 7. Lady Colina Hussey beat Mrs. Swindell 5 and 4. Mrs. Davison beat Mrs. Stevens 2 and L Semi-Final
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    Sepoy Lines Club
    20 8 The match arranged between Sepoy Lines and the Garrison Golf Club for October 10, has been postponed.
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    YACHTING
    95 8 Week-End Programme Puteh has challenged Ella for the possession of the Lundon Cup and this race takes place to-morrow. On Sunday the second race for the Rear Commodore 1926 Trophy will be sailed. Course as for last Sunday as follows —Starting line to Arathoon. Apcar, to Oscar leaving both
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    HOCKEY
    34 8 V.M.C.A. Beats A.P.C. The resuit of the hooey played yesterday between tho V.M.C.A. and the A.P.C. was a good win for the Association by 3 goals to nil, scored in the second half.
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    Football
    643 8 S.F.A. CUP A Shock Provided for the Chinese By "Centre" Calculations were almost upset yesterday evening, when the S.C.F.A. left it until well into thw* second half before they were able to penetrate the rock-like defence put up by ihe ten men combination of the RE. In the first
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    S.F.A.
    399 8 ITS REFEREES AND THEIR QUALIFICATIONS By «'Centre'» The co option of a new official to the SLF.A. Cup tie on the Stadium yesterday evening shews commendable originality on the i ait of it'h>3 S.F.A, who hitneito had detailed the same officii: for practically the cr.<lire programme of th_» competiti
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    A Game Of Chance
    967 8 CHINESE FROM FORMOSA IN UNUSUAL CASE Rubber Dealer Loses $2,500 in a Flutter As a result of a gambling nutter enacted in a Chinese singing girl's rooms, three Chinese in brand-new tweed suits, who claimed to te Japanese citizens, stood in the dock before a Police
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    FOOTBALL
    16 8 Home League Results Reuter's Service Londoa October 7 Se-ond Division Nottingham F 2, Fulham 0.
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    C.C. vs. S. Joseph's
    61 8 The following will represent the Astor. Ath'etlc Clu v against "3t. Joseph's Institution in a frien.ay "amp of soccer at the SCFA Ground this afternoon* Au Hock; Tan Huay Hup, K S Ho; A. N Other. Lim Chee Kit, Tan Chwee Ticn-x; Tan Hock Leone, Tan
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    CRICKET
    54 8 V.M.C.A. vs. S.C.R.C. Tho following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. S C.R.C. at cricket to-morrow on the V.M.C.A. rrcund. commencing fit 215 n.m.:—H. G. Stack (Capt.). M. I~|-tiv-,, E. G Whertlcv. A. Van Cuybnbuif-, B. K. Shah. I Roahteg, R Oilwon. C. Richprds. S. D. Caudcr, G. V. Neubronner,
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    Marella-Conus Case
    342 8 REVERSAL OF SINGAPORE DECISION Action by Imperial. Merchant Service Guild Tha following is taken from "The Dolphin and Guild Gazette," the official organ of the Imperial Merchant Service Guild. It refers to the Marella-Comua collision case, which was heard by a Marine Court in Singapore some time ago;
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    SHARE MARKET
    695 8 Singapore, October 6. The metal quotation shows a sharp advance over the week, and rlthough share values have been slow to respond, at close there is every indication of very active markets and improved quotations. Profittaking and heavy settlements due have to a great extent been responsible for
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    38 8 There is a good untitled for all classes of metal rooking md h*n?«b"H tttentTjl ir BrUish Imno t- fir tho B**t ourr'cr of IPTfi hay? os*°blithed a new rtcord. Japanese manufacturers have, so far, reaped tha major benefit.
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    Letters to the Editor
    942 8 INDIAN LABOUR IN MALAYA I To the Editor of the Malaya Tril Sir, —I shall be glad if you will k,M publish the following few lines in Vizian's" letter on the above J which appeared in your paper of th* f instant. In the first place
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    101 8 Turkish womon have for untitled entered the fields cf dent mistrv. Turk-y's first women d i Courra and Chadic Hanoums. It In claimed that what is Wlat Charl-stnn will prove a I trn of th? original d»M he kit* hr»> b -n elimr no doubt, wfll say I t\aa moaned
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    Hypnotised to death
    429 9 «Arsenic" Poison Turns Out to be Chalk of water, one containing Two k an( j the other—as the P^Tmin 'upposcd-arsenk. stood on m t r ece the mx classes he had to dram. 0'-' 1 no for the unwavering: '"J.,volver' was pointed at his man who held
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    81 9 British Official Press Service London, October 7Exchange rate®: Paris 1*58.875. N' W York 4.*****5. Brunei; 175.75. G neva 25.12. Amsterdam 12 1275. Mian 126.125. Berlin 20.37. Stockholm 18.16. Copenhagen 18.275. (M > 22.1 5 V: nr.a 34.385. Prague 163.75. H 1 in rf. rs 192 75. Mad id
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    TO BAR BARMAIDS
    86 9 All barmaids maat be abolished. This 18 pro sal which is being put forTemperance Council of the mo of the organisawith the British ProhibiMovement v of what is termed the r, which also demands should be prohibited by sed under this char- x public houses should be
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    16 9 I tober 9.—Final of Hall T,o„p vs. sth Troop, otacun; rraaad 4.45 p.m
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    77 9 untitled shop has been openfinancia] backing of d and Agriculture to amption cf sea fish. T I' tiar, 1 I°* tne Federal PenitenA "th, Kansas, refused it. Forbes, former c Bareao, who was need to two years* imw 'audinf the Government 1 *of boapitak for disabled irred on September "<
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    MENTAL REVOLUTION
    697 9 Great Discoveries in Near Future Prophesied British scientists as well as laymen are still discussing the recent address of Sir Oliver Lodge. England's most famous scientist, in which he gave it as his firm personal conviction that the next great advance in knowledge would be to bring the
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    70 9 To-morrow, October 9 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, European Units Casuals, Musketry Classification. Bukit Timah Range, S. R. E. (v), Warren Shield Practice. 2.30 p.m.—Farrer Range, Non-European Units Casuals, Musketry Classification. Sunday, October 10 7.30 a.m.—Eukit Timah Range, European Units Casuals, Musketry Classification. Bukit Timah Range, S. R. E.
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    Market Prices
    531 10 Singapore, October 2. MEAT Beef steak (round) katf 52 Beef stew or curry kati 48 Pork lean kati 60 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 68 Mu-ton Indian Jb. 50 Mutton Australian ib. 50 Fowl kati 50 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 80 Ducks
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    229 10 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon has issued a statement pointing out that prohibition is gradually gaining around and that public opinion is slowly coming to the support of the law. He said that there is less drinking of alcoholic liquors in the United States to-day than ever before. Smugcling across
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      447 11 STEAMER SAILINGS HENDERSON LINE SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. BY FORTNIGHTLY FREIGiJ'i AND FAS3FNGEB STEAMERS BETWEEN RANGOON AND ENGLAND with throsgh connections from Singapore. mmtmrntm Steamer arriving the same day that the Henderson steamer satis onneotms Passengers disembark at Plymouth.) HOMEWARD SAILINGS I NITED KINGDOM PORT OF DISEMBARKATION PLYMOUTH „S,\u k 0*
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      488 12 situations vacant WANTED—a Malay Clerk with knowledge U book-keeping and typewriting. Btat< txperience and alao salary required. Apply b> Setter to Box No. 375 o/o tfalaya Tribune. WANTED—A seniir Compodtor for setting Adverih* meat*. Ouly men wi h experience 'Mcd apply in person between 2 and 3 p.m. erith recent
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      732 12 PUBLIC NOTICES THE BUKIT JELOTONG RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) NOTICE ii h->reb- gym that at the Sixteenth Annual Ordinary General Meeting to bi held on Wednesday, Ootnbar 20, 1926, the Directors will recommend that a final dividend of 9% for tie year ended 31st May t926 ba
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      431 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET BRANCHES EWS 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 J on ker Street, Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat Palembang 16 Ilir Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 63 Birch Road. Batavia 47 Corner Lloyd Straat AGENCIES AT:
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      495 12 BANES THE MERCANTILE BANK OP INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890 on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £8,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,612,884 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, EC. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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      481 12 INSURANCE THE f»l SOUTH IJlfer BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Managec Office: 2, Finlayson Green. ORIENTAL Government Security LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in India 1874.) Results of the Company's Operations during the three years 1922-1924, PROFIT
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      515 12 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACToi 8«, Brat Baaah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, bells, power f or motors and etc. Please write to the abo H address or 'Phone up No. 3m CHARGES MODERATE 'Phone 3tSl NO 35, ER\B B\B*H rovt> PHOTO ENGRAVERS AND SIGN
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