Malaya Tribune, 26 October 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XIII.- -No. 251 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1926
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      82 1 MAn iLLA BUFF ENVELOPES usT RECEIVED 0F SPECIAL QUALITY prinisrtASUtioiMra, Singspors. jj opocssaoaocaaocaoEsa ocaoi i loaoi ioaoc=joao I Great Clearance Sale j GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS I NOTE THE DATES j November —1 st to 15th—November j HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS f| OUR FAMOUS BRITISH RAINCOATS CLOCKS TOILET SETS (5
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    SECRET OF CHANNEL SWIM
    823 2 Brute Force Gives Way to Science "Brute force has given way to science, and almost anybody could swim the Channel to-day given favourable conditions-" A weather-beaten sailor who has seen the start of nearly every Channel swim said these words to me as we sat to;*
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    RUBBER PROPAGANDA
    273 2 Active preparation is being made by the Rubber Growers' Association for a very complete and varied programme of propaganda work which has been laid down for the autumn and winter months. Exhibitions will play an important part, and it is gratifying here to record that the policy of
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    WHEN YOUR CHILD IS FEVERISH
    166 2 Baby's Own Tablets Are His First Need. Simple fever may be the beginning of more serious trouble; therefore prompt measures are essential- Keep the child quiet in bed. Feed lightly, and give plenty of boiled or filtered water to drink. Administer Baby's Own Tablets according
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    Breathe Health into Your Lungs!
    243 2 BANIBEI COUGHS, COLD 3 AND B Pr,„ 1 THE PEP 3 Way. At this season Peps are a For young and o'c Peps a-e the and preventive of coughs, colds sore throat. bronchitis, asthma U:deß like the talsr.mic air of. ihe 01 f c C
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    A DINOSAUR FIND
    851 3 Forty Million-Year-Old SpikeCovered Colossus A four-footed dinosaur, which, according to experts, thirty or forty million years ago was lord of creation, was exhibited in mail week for the first time at the British Museum of Natural History, in the Reptiles txallery, at South Kensington, as reported by
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    DISASTROUS AVALANCHE
    195 3 River Rhone Choked, Forests and Railway Buried The river Rhone has been completely driven from its bed for half a mile by an avalanche of mud and stones from a glacier in the Dent Midi Range of mountains. Peasants in the hills on the north side of the
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      437 3 Great Reduction on All Models ?F I j Cheaper in Price I X but m a I J Better in Quality j I fJTI SOS 7 H.P. 2 Seaters $1,700 <*" 509 7 H.P. 4 I.BSO I SO3 12 H.P. 4/5 2,400 <WJT X SO7 15/20 H.P. 617 3 2
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      208 3 1 BOVRIL puts BEEF I GetWhi|:<fHoi'se inl It n a guarantee of c p good body and fine H bouquet—whisky at toft H 1 a ure ,lgn H WmT. age. There ere ample g |Hk stocks maturing to ensure N Bjßßßwffl the continuance of the fc| 3 same high quality
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      416 4 Amusements. I EMPI R E 1 Tuesday, Oct. 26 and* Wednesday Oct. 27. X y Secuiid t>iiow at 9 p.m. 3 I WILLIAM FOX presents g I A TALE OF TWO CITIES j X One of the Greatest Photo-plays of the year starring S I WILLIAM FARUM I 51 In
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      277 4 Ln B I From Wednesday, October 20, to Tuesday, October 26. A SENSATIONAL, REALISTIC AND THRILLING PICTURE AT THE i ALHAMBRA! i I Iq (Tan Cheng Kee Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) Cj I I 5 In the 2nd Show commencing 9 p.m. S S A FIRST NATIONAL SUPER PtOLUCTION i i
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      415 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Street* TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 P.M. The Conceited Donkey (Cartoon), Latest International News Gazette »nd a New Pathe Bange Rider Series. PACIFIC FILM COMPANY, Presents The Able-Minded Lady From the Baturday Evening Post story by WILLIAM R. LEIGH TON Starring Henry B.Walthall Supported by Elinor
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    111 5 To tjaV Ot toner -o 1 a m., I*l P- m 0* J*f Rubber. Gattey and Bateman'a, M TeßB ki Championship. V* borrow, October 27 _•■> 27 a.m.. 1-42 p.m. flifh Ti ivnnis Championship. Hall, 5 p.m. S.VR-A i 0: norsday, October 28 a .m.. 2.29 p.m. Bi?
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    36 5 untitle Commissioner of Gen po ice. in a recent iisap ntment that i on duty in the Shanghai have h robb.d and aisarac era. H3 urges B] m iaJ care that ire not heaped upon v
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1415 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, October 26 Rice, Siam No. 1 Per Koyan $346 Rice, Siam 2 $325 Rice, Siam 3 $317 Kice, taigon 1 n $310 Rice, Saigon 2 $2 98 Rice, Saigon 8 m Rice, Rangoon 1 $315 Rice, Rangoon 2 $292 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag
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    MAILS CLOSE
    213 5 TO-DAY, OCTOBER 26 Sela* Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak and Pakan Baroe (Eng Guan) 2 p.m. Muar ('Flying Dragon) 2 p.m. Swatow (Antung) 2 p.m. China, Hamarn, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia. Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Western States of U. S. A. (Tilawa) 2 p.m Penang, Colombo, P. Said
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    37 5 During the month of September 1033 dogs were destroyed in the Ma.acca district cy the Government Veterinary Department and the Police. Up to October 16th the Veterinary Department alone were responsible for the destruction of 290 dogs.
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
    70 5 (By courtesy of the Government Health OSBcer) Kandang Kerbau Station for the 24 hour* ending midnight October 25, 1926. deg. Maximum shade temperature 84.5 F. Minimum shade temperature 76 F. Mean .shade temperature 79.4 F. Maximum sun radiation 150 F. Minimum grass radiation 71.5 F. Sea temperature 80
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-da.y is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100.
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      279 5 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS B"^7H^^!<-Rni^i N l)-TVPIST. Good I ueed apply. Box No 407 ■Victoria Theatre THE I SEREMBAN PLAYERS I WILL PRESENT I BILLETTED I On Saturday, October 30. I IN AID OF THE HsiNGAPOKE SEAMEN'S MISSION, I AND I St. ANDREW'S SCHOOL. Booking now open at Littte's I $4,
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      429 5 Stock, Share Exchange Brokers A Sp'cial Course on BrOCKBRORTNO fate teen arranged by the 1.G.8. and those already engaged in or wishing to take up this Una can ensure a much better iooome if they art thoroughly trained tor the business. If you are interested, we shall be pleaaad to
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    RESTRICTION
    978 6 Several important changes in the regulations governing Restriction were announced by the Colonial Office yesterday. They are obviously designed with the object of stabilising the price firmly between Is 9d and 2s a pound. Incidentally the new rules plainly do away with the possibility of a 30 per cent
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    1204 6 The annual general meeting of St. Patrick's Society will be held at the Vicoria Theatre on Monday, 8, at 5.15 pm. H M.S. Carysfoit is expected to arrive at S ngapore at 8 a.m. to-morrow from Colombo end wi 1 leave at daylight on the day following for Hong Kong.
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    810 6 4, AL Th Bishop of Singapo s. rf at Kuala Lumpur on Wedo eSjJJ' k m Mr. J. Ward of the L F.M.S R has left fur B L long leave. Mr M. Guillaume, the v iv played in Ma-aja recent :,s '< 4 tcur of India.
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      295 6 W of I -^Hit^ 14-DAY TIME I STRIKING [jj ffi Every Quarter Hour IWrPPr Cathedral Toned P BP tW'HIH *-pBIWi Gong. H SINGAPORE. Ĕ S I Diaries and < hristmas Cards for 1927. I H LETTS'B F'CAP ROl GH E1ABIB& Vo. 50 (Week in opening) Interleaved H *ith blotticg pater
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    BAN ON MR. COOK
    386 7 Pdice Called "Dirty Bluebottles" G IN CANNOCK 111 N FLAMED 1; -li,mc.nton Reuter's Service. nwvi th* r i y wrajt ..vl cheers In he took his >u-iy. n in t0- i.; on a 1 hgck t n the 'b i» •i» ih- i It. th .s.llUtfr
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    The Chinese Trouble
    194 7 MARSHAL LAW OUTSIDE SHANGHAI Bolshevic Leaders Flee as Result of Police Activity Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Oc ober 25. The officials of several Labour Unions in the »:;rritory just outsilfc- the Shanghai foreign settlements har.e fled and their offices are closed as a result of the declaration of
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    EUROPEAN FREE TRADE
    43 7 Reuter's Service. Washingt on, OctobeT 25. Secretary Mellon en I chalf of the Administration, has given formal notice that the international economic manifesto will not bt appli.d to the United Sta.es though he approves its adoption £,mong European counti ies.
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    CALCUTTA TO SINGAPORE
    80 7 Sir Allan Cobham's Meteorological Suggestions Reuter's Service. Lcndrm, October 25In he Reuse of Commons, replying to a question with regard to Sir Allan Cobham's suggestions for improved me-tr orologioal and other facilities for the flagellar air servicer betv.»' n Gale it a a"d Singapore, Sir Samu/el Hcare
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    AMERICAN INDUSTRY
    62 7 Reuter's Service. New York, October 25. The National Assccia ion of Manufacturer; publishes tho ciniens of 32 1 tiding industrial organisations qppcaing a five day labour week, which say it would ineneaae the cost of living, increast wages fifteen per cent, deeroas*. prod. c i m t-nd make
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    RUSSIAN EARTHQUAKE
    24 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow. October 25. It is now reported' thai 350 wire killed and four hundred injured by the earthquake at Lininakan.
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    FATALITIES AT HAVANA
    21 7 Reuter's Service. Washington. October 25The fatalitke a' Isla de Fines, neatHavana, included two Americans and fifteen Bi itish.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    274 7 Orders of the Day for the Meeting on Monday Resolution by the Attorney-General:— "That this Ccuncil approves the Rules relating to the Printing of Records of Appeal and the Settling of Record of Appeal made by the Judges of the Supreme Court under section 67 of Ordinance No.
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    H.M.S. Valerian
    82 7 CARRYING RELIEF WHEN SHE WAS SUNK Errand of Mercy to Stricken Storm Victims Reuter's Service. Halifax, Neva Scotii, Oct. 25. H M.S. Valerian was .mgaged en an errand of mercy when she sank. She was carrying relief to the inhabitants f rkken by the /.crlier storm. H M.S.
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    THE BELGIAN FRANC
    128 7 Cabinet to Stabilise at 175 to the £1 Sterling Reuter's Service. Bnasa October tSi Th- Cabinet ha.> resolve J «-tahili.-e tii. t. 175 to the p <nd :t:li n 4 Me:, u:o> c j»t MV.lut.J in thi* connection include t long u-mi stabilisation been 1 $100 000.000
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    MARSEILLES TRAFFIC
    53 7 Underground Canal Inaugurated by Authorities Havas Agency. Paris. October 25. The Marsrillos authtci v hove inaugurated an un:':"gr:un>i caral. -even kilomet*.- h rg, the lonpl-t of its kind, uniting th? pert with h; Rhone canal an thus enabling direct barge traffic between Mi 111 ie IMM Ull and
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    EGYPTIAN COTTON
    40 7 Acreage to be Limited by one Third of Total Reuter's Service. Cairo, October 25. The Cabinet has decided to issue a ih<- < limi ing th'i cctton acr.age cf the count:y to two-thirds the present area for three years.
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    LT.-COM. KENWORTHY
    70 7 To Seek Re-Election on Turning Over to Labour British Official Press Service. London, October 2.V Lieutenant-Commander Kenworthy. who has joined the Labour Party, took a seat with the Labour members to-day. He states that he farteada to seek re election for his constituency. Central Hull. It is probable
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    WILD WIND IN NEW YORK
    73 7 Reuter's Service. New York, October 6. What II described as a freak wind storm swept over New Jersey Four were killed and many injured. The wind bew at se<vcnty-seven mi es an hour, upset sma 1 creft at sea, 'ihroke shutters ard windows in skys'C
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    FATAL EXPLOSION
    85 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 25. The Coroner has returned a verdict of accidental dearth In the case of two Chinese youths who died as a result cf a fire in a bouse in Kimcer!~y Stre t on October 5. Mr Coleman, the Superintendent of the Fire
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    TAMBY FINED
    34 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 25. Hussain bin Rahmansah, a tamby employed by Whiteawav, Laidlaw and Co, was fined $50 to-day for theft, as a servant, of handkerchiefs valued at $5.50.
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    FOUND DROWNED
    31 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 25. A verdict of "found drownec?" w:s returned at the inquest on the body of a Chinese woman found floating off the Esplanade.
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    71 7 The new girls school, crected for the Methodise Mis-ion at Kamrcng Tcßgftl on the road to Kkbanir, is now flooring iompletion, md the openinr of the sthod wfil probably take place eary next year. The Mission ou rht to be congratulate i up n its succass». This ccmmoi otr> building,
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    A SECRET SESSION
    434 7 Imperial Conference on Foreign Affaire DEBATE TO-DAY ON EMPIRE DEFENCE Economic Committee to Examine Industrial Matters British Official Press Service. London, October 25. To-day's session of the Imperial Conference, which owin* to the meeting ef Par.ianvent was not countinued alter tench, was devoted to a discussion of
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    Engineering Wonder
    96 7 HUGE RESERVOIR PROVES A FAILURE New York's Water Supply Escaping Through Cracks Reuter's Service. New York, October 25. New Yorkers are startlei to that the Ashokon reservoir in the Ca skill mountains, built a decade ago at a cost of 160 million cellars, is nunnine: dry. "The Tricuine'
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING
    57 7 [British Official Press Service.] Lo-ndbn, October 25. The Postmaster-General announced in the House cf Commons thr- constitution of the Board ci the new Baitifih Broader.at.'ng Cor-poration. The Eerl of Clair.naon wi 1 b\ ChaJncam and Lr.rd Gain ord VicoCh.ii.mjrn O her member® will bo £i>* Jfhn Gordon Nome
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    FIGHT TO DEATH
    103 7 Malay Kills Two Chinese at Bukit Panjang After knifing two Chinese, a Malay ran into the police station at Bukit Panjang on Sunday afternoon and surrendered himself. The trouble which ended so seriously started outside r, coffee shop between the Malay and a Chinese. A free fight
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    35 7 From Europe, (London mails despatched October 7), by s.s. Tarr,, due at Penang at 6 am. on Friday, the 29th inst. From Indo-China by s.«. G. G. Roume, due at Singrpore to-morrow morning.
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    Sporting News
    184 8 BOXING Local Boxers Depart WALLEY PROMISES NOT TO LET DOWN SINGAPORE Boy Walley, flyweight king of Malaya, his manager, Mr. Kow Kim Lim, and his fighting colleagues left Singapore for Manila this morning at 10 o'clock on board the steamship ''Lycaon." Those who are making the trip include
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    LAWN TENNIS
    33 8 S. M. Jacob Reinstated Reuter's Service. London. October 25 TV* Council of the Lawn Tennis Association, with the consent of the All-India Association, has removed >he suspension o" S. M. Jacob.
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    FOOTBALL
    27 8 Portsmouth vs. Darlington Reuter's Service. London, October 25. In the second division a match was played between Portsmouth and Darlington to-day, neither side scoring a point.
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    RUGBY
    123 8 New Trophy Presented (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, October 26. A second rugby trophy is being put into competition this y?&r by the presentation of a handsome silver cup by Mr. Murray Robor son in memory of his father, Mr. Furieigh Robertson, for competition betWv|jn Perak and Nagri Sembilan
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    HOCKEY
    97 8 V.M.C.A. vs. S.C.C. The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. the S.C.C. at hockey to-morrow at the Stadium:—C. Richards; E. G. Wheatley and R. Lyne; F. Albuquerque, C. D. Smith and A. G. Armstrong; M. Catchatoor; D. Parajoti, H. G. Stack (Capt.), A. N. Katyal and D. K. Samy.
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    GOLF
    47 8 Ladies' October Spoon Thirteen cards w&e taken out for the above whi:-h resulted in a win for Mrs. H. A. Davison. The following were the cards r;tjrnWd:--Mrs. H. A. Davison 2 down (Winner) J. Binr.ie 3 H. J. G. Blits 4 G W. Hur; 5 rt
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    WATER POLO
    35 8 By the omission of a line an error crept into our report of the water polo match between the Chinese and the Europeans. The former are young men; the latter are much cider.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    71 8 [British Official Press Service.] London, October 25. Exchange rates: Paris 158.125. New York 4.8475. Brussels 174.125. Geneva 25.13. Amsterdam 12.12. Milan Berlin 20.375. Stockholm 18.15. Copenhagen 18.23. Oslo 19.50. Vienna 34.375. Prague 163.50. Helsingfors 192.75. Madrid 31.90. Lisbon 2 17|32. Rio 6.875. Buenos Aires 45 27|32. Bombay l
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    105 8 THE STAR OPERA On Saturday the Star Opera of Singapore stago.l an entirely new play entitled "Rr-sepan" to a crowded audience. Miss Rohr-ni, their new prima donna recruited from Bandoeng, is about the tc3t Malay actress seen here since the death of mm Sarah, late of this Company.
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    N.B. COMMERCE CHAMBER
    1313 8 Opposition, to Taxation of Rubber The sixteenth annual general meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce was held in Sandakan on September 24, 1926, at 11 a.m. The Hon. Mr. W. B. Johnston occupied the Chair, and amongst those present were representatives for the following firms:—
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    FIRE-WALKING CEREMONY
    569 8 Great Throng at Hindu Temple in South Bridge Road There was a tremendous jam of sightseers at the Hindu Temple in South Bridge Road, yesterday afternoon, to witness the ceremony of tire-walking, every class and race in Singapore being represented. The ceremony might better, perhaps, be described as
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    191 8 (By Courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, October 24. The Government, with a viow to removing the export prohibition on gold, is now ready to remit sums extending to 85 million yen in gold, it is said. The Finance Department is* stated to have decided to limit the
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    Gamblers Caught
    452 8 DENS IN CENTRE OF TOWN RAIDED Over Fifty Chinese Rounded up by Detectives Gamblers have had to keep an eye open these past few weeks to dodge the police and there are not many who have managed to escape the hand of the law. Raids have been conducted
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    FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION
    180 8 At the annual general meeting of the Chinese Friendly Association (or in Chinese. Wah Yew Kek), h Id on the 24th instant at Mr. Lim Lian Quee's residence, No. IC4 B. Bak?sti?r Road, the following were elected as ofnee-b arers for the ensuing year:—President, Mr. Lim Lian Quee;
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    DHOBY GHAUT ROBBERY
    117 8 A Chinese who was arrested by a plucky Indian, after a long and exciting chase extending from Dhoby Ghaut to River Valley Road, was yesterday afternoon committed to stand his trial at the forthcoming Assizes on charges of robbery. According to the evidence at the inquiry it
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    GANG ROBBERIES
    93 8 A number of cases of armed gang robberies have been reported to the police. At midnight yesterday a Chinese was waylaid in Race Course Road and robbed of $6 at the point of a pen-knife. The rough got off and has not yet been arrested. At the junction
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    INDIAN MURDER
    37 8 Two Indians G:vindas£my and R.tnam wore produced before Mr. H. R. Bull, this morning, anil changed with tho murder of a (•ompatriot named The fatal asvault tcok pace on Saturday at 219 Bukit Timah Road.
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    62 8 A real treat to all followers of the delightful art of phot graphy lies in the special summer number of the ''Kodak" magazine of August and tho Oc obe" issue, copies of which have now arrive 1 in town. The rummer number contains numerous pleasing studies and interesting articles. Photographers
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    A Denied Trust
    369 8 AT LAW WITH HIS BENEFACTOR Man Who was as a Parent to Him The case of Atana Armu\gam versus Samoo Pueto Jrysamy, in which suit is for certain prcpe'rty at Siglap, alleged by ba plaintiff to have been conveyed in 1909 in verbal trust to the defendant
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    197 8 Committee No. 7 took the following at a meeting held in October 22:— Approved the recommendation of Committee No. 5 that the present arrangement whereby officers of the Johore water scheme staff are allowed to participate in the benefits of the Municipal provident fund should stand, and also
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    142 8 Ships alongside the Wharvte or expected to arrive Singapore, October 26. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Antung 22; Honolulu Maru 20. M*in Wharf (Entrance Gat» S) City of Bath 18; Panama Maru 16; Talma 14; Kashima Maru 11: Atreus 8; Bithina 6. fimpire Dock (Entrance Gate 8)
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    166 8 An incident which the Japanese press describes as propaganda disseminated with a view to rcv:vin- the Chen Ah-dong agitation is reported to have taken place in the Fitnch Cone.sin, Shanghai, recently when a woman claiming to be the wife of the hawkt r-thief, Chen Ah-dong, wh > was killed through
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    Letters to the Editor.
    1205 8 CORPORAL PUMsbuTM T. the Editor of the mZ? Sit,—I noticed i n V ou columns during the r'J< letters on •'Corp" a P "i^ n an o.d boy of the somewhat '«shocked 1 as I in t'-Kat Particular A J sending my children th er. '"«H
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    BOB SCANLON
    234 9 til-Known Boxer in Mystery Shooting mysterious shoothotel is Bob negn boxer, who ra Paris for the last I IPw h v ma named Germaine Debiaad been drinking wine. bk Ufe light .11 the tenants of the Mr! »we alarmed by the reports of three lot; Bred in iae
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    98 9 r October H y- Hall Eurasian Company, IK Dm 5? s Training. Drill Hall. Chinese Coy., Shield Practice-Mardlfaf; S. R. A. (v). QualifyI nm T 'n M ',r' v °<-tober 27 Hall, S. V. Pifl e Assn. iU r'"' al Meeting. S A (v) Signals, J HaU. S.
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN CLUB
    1236 9 At Home to the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Wolff An "At Home was given by the members of the Negri Sembilan Club, Seremban, at the Club premises on Tuesday last to its President, the Hon Mr Wolff, and Mrs. Wolff, on the eve of'their departure on leave
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