Malaya Tribune, 4 November 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIII. No. 259 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926.
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      242 1 sS:S==:: 7oMMEBCIAL MANILLA BUFF ENVELOPES JUS T RECEIVED 0F SPECIAL QUALITY 90 r*w I I j $200 1000 Envtlopti v nf Press, Ltd I f|l Jf J-'".'/" pnnteri 4; Stat an«w, I I I Great Reduction on Ali Models. f 509 7 H.P. 4 1,850 503 12 H.P. 4/5 2,400
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    IS SNUFF TO RETURN?
    676 2 Artists Trying to Revive Lost Habit We have the first signs of a return to the age of candies. Gaily-coloured umbrellas are now the vogue at Oxford, and smart young artists in Chelsea are taking to snuff. Entirely uninspired by the manufacturers, and to the amazement
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    BIG AIR PORT PLAN
    210 2 A complete station with p'atforms from which th? erreat air expresses will set out, is to be a feature of the great £250,000 extension and development scheme which has been begun at London's Air Port at Croydon. When the work is finished the aerodrome will be
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    227 2 Through the good offices of Mr. Livingstone, the O.C.P.D. of Bentong, the Bentong Scouts have been for an outing to the Murai tin mines, where they were kindly received by Mr. Boyes, who took them round the mines, explaining to them the various processes of working. The Scouts were then
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      483 2 |i iiiliilj j WHITE AW AYS j Men's and Ladies' Wear. 1 rQ T~L THE M X \/f<2TOj?' 01 ra /QrjC N i r Sweater S s at I I Ttfrfe (?oef Sweater I Jf (SoAmred Border. I > -< 1 A W 7 'A' fi <£■ #N£ OF WHJTLAWAYS
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      492 2 A WOMAN^ Lost If She Is Anaemic. The women who most readily win the trouble in the right way. What admiration of the opposite sex now-a-days ed to remedy an anaemic condition are those who are fullblooded, bright-eyed, rect tonic treatment fur the blood energetic and vivacious. Men realize that
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    A SEREMBAN CASE
    281 3 How a European Bluffed the Post Office A somewhat unusual case came before the Seremban magistrate, but week. Mrs. Begic (wife of an assistant on a rubber t to), gar; her husband a signed withdrawal form to uraw some money from her savings bank account at the
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    BRITISH MALAYA RUBBER
    343 3 October Returns Singapore. November 2. The Ag. Registrar of Imports and Ex ports favours us with the following statement of Quantity and Value of Rubbei exported during 1926: Oct. Oct. 1926 1925 1926 1925 to date 10 months Tons Tons Tons Tom United Kingdom— 7,781 45 4,063
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    54 3 Summer tourist travel to Alaska broke all records this year, and in spite of the fact that additional vessels were out on the excursion run last summer they were filled practically all of the time. The same frequency of service will be followed next year because of the public demand
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      360 3 To Quickly Get Rid of SCIATICA many thmys capable of giving temporary relief from the agony yoa will find that De Witt's Pills do much more than (fife cause of the trouble. They enable yonr kidneys to dispos, «1 that 1» imtatmg the great sciatic nerve and thus completely r>ur
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      294 3 Jj MENNEN Guards ®> Baby's Sleep. j Protect your baby from the unseen menaces: Moisture, Friction and Infection. These three enemies inflame tender skins, spoiling baby's health- and growth-producing sleep. In Mermen Borated Talcum, millions of tiny sponges absorb the poisonous moistures that towels cannot reach. Mermen Borated Talcum forms
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      184 3 ij Runs Longest I Cheapest in the Long Run I 1 3 W /GRIPOLY I I BELTING A S j I 5 Stocking Agents: Jjj I SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. I AND g I THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. I 3 Singapore, Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. 1 0 /fji-no-mot(C) 3&
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      347 4 N Amusements. Thursday, November 4 10 Monday, November i 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. c Here's A Picture You've been waiting lo see They [Say "It's The Very Champagne^ of screen ente.'iAiuinent" British* Firsts National Pictures Present C Dorothy Gish j in a picture that is a pleasure to the
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      416 4 A SPLENDIDLY COLOURED PICTURE Ij AT THE I I ALHAMBRA 1 (Tan Cheng Kee Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) |j] j From Tuesday, November 2to Monday, November 8. I In the 2nd Show at 9 p.m. j A William Fox Special From an Original Story by Howard; Hawks who also directed X
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      213 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Beneoolen Streets TO-NIGHT AT 5.15 P.M. The Almost Good Man (Universal NV'tt-tern) featuring Harry C+i<\, Cartoon ard Latest International News. STACKED CARDS A Rtpid-fire Western, bristling with action and startling situations, Featuring the new Gaiety Cowboy Btar FRED CHURCH BCINDAL HUNTER 3 (Century Comedy) At
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      105 4 Surma Theatre BIGGEK AND BETTKR Pl^ The Bear and The Bet Game ,Uni er**l M U M national Ne«. Gazette*" ALBER TIN I The Samson of the Bcrwa the v siD,oai r THE ACROBAT OF DEATH A volcanio drama, Mtoan ling j n l picture que in atrmpphert- wlow B
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    73 5 T() ~!ay. November 4 p H a.m., 10.8 p.m. V Johore Casuals, foothal]: Pa *t"'pi. rr. w. November 5 a n,, 10.42 p.m. 3 al due. tr d 2.1", p.m. V aniens, 5.15 p.m. Hifh T a,n., 11.15 p.m. v. Bukit Timah Range. Club PC Sunday, November 7
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1360 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, November 4 Rice, Siam No. 1 Per Koyan $353 Rice, Siam 2 $330 Rice, Siam 3 320 Rice, Saigon 1 $UIU Rice! Safgo n I Z 8 Rice, Rangoon 1 $315 Kice, Rangoon 2 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.30 slce»5 lce 2 $10.00
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      540 5 ADVERTISEMENTS d Ph st Apply Box No 408 t/oMala-'* 1 7. q1 rntdoof T' re Siles- <i. Write stating s*lirv »w" eofrfea cf Id imonials No 409, e/o M«4*J« Tribine. pI. vaR i I r hi paid li any person naiion »f pmn who Me No 89?3»hieh was o the
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      273 5 Remember! j Remember! The Fifth of November! CHRISTMAS 'BAZAAR A V C E. Z. M. SCHOOL. Government Hill. 10 a.m.—l pm, 4 pm —7 pm. Afternoon Tea-clo'hs, Tray-cloths All in Irish Linen. Pillow-cas**. Handkerchiefs etc., etc Djgs, Djnkeys, Elephants, Rabbits, All ready stuffed and prime! Dol s and Tons of
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      273 5 What is Holding You Down? It is not that you bave never had the chance It is Dot that fomebody cUe has all the luok. It is not that)our employer does nt like you. It is Lack of Training If you are true to yourself, you will acknowledge that the
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      68 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courtesy of the Government Health Officer) Kandang Kerbau Station for the 24 hour* ending midnight November 3. 1926. Maximum shade temperature F. Minimum shade temperature 74.5 F. Mean shade temperature 80.2 f! Maximum sun ra.Hation 154 f! Minimum grass radiation 71.5 f! Sea temperature 81 p. Moan
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    48 6 DEATH EVELYN the belovei d-tughterof Ml. ard Mrs Pinto, ig-d 14 *e»n Cortege will have N). K. G>e-nna*nt Qiartera, Bukit Timib R?ai it 4 45 p m t> dty for fcfc Jcs a |h's Church *nd thence to Cemetery, /cr interna >nt. Deaply regrjtt&d
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    THE CARRY-OVER AND THE NEW RULE
    958 6 Apparently no body of men is more surprised about the nature of the new carry-over validity rule than the committee of experts upon whom the local Government is supposed to rely for advice and instructs on matters affecting Restriction. It looks very much as
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    1179 6 The rubber crop of The Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Limited, for the month of October 1926, was 11,983 lbs. The Directors of the Malacca Rubber Plantations, Limited, have declared an interim divilend of \0 r /f in ct of the year ending December 31. 1926, on the ordinrry and preference
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    688 6 pean B^Tffil^U the European Ho 4plta J*? < on Saturuay. at *ua a £J| Mr. Sanders, who the Khiva, is joining m", rd Laullaw and Co., T T u He m^ ny friends of Mr Ipoh, will be sorry to ,!V. W t*d with a bad Stack
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    36 6 From Holland and Patria, due at Singapor ing. j From China and Japan > Mara, dv- at Si- Ats?*Zi From Eurone, (London nsjjj pM October 14) by s.s. Delta, 1 at b p.m. to-day. a
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      300 6 I ROBINSON CO., LTD. f JJ (Incorporated in the S.S.) B In Ln jjj c |P j "ROBINSON'S" I B Special Quality fi I |1 LISLE THREAD I B SINGLETS jj S Sleeves 3 Button I S Fronts I B BOUND NECKBANDS 5 rfl 1 Extra Long H fi ....r^—
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      96 6 1 1 j| 25aK5 2525H5H52H5H5H525E5Z5H525Z5E5E| I I COMPARISON Is the only infallible Test of the relative value of gj Typewriters, g S comparison the Royal I prove8 its lu Pcriority. I j S Ask for Booklet a Describing the 20 f Reasons I R°ne. q i I v ltd c
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    THE COAL DISPUTE
    299 7 Lns Refuse Levy J on Members BASIS FOR 'contributions I TL X in Favour of District I settlements? Reuter's Service. ifejtft* Ofieid I'ress Service.] November 3. gab repieniiiling of the Trades the request of ltion for financial assist- ~y levy Mr i and leader of Kailwuymen, de1.
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    SPANISH PLOT FAILS
    103 7 N Police Showered with Credit for Frustration Reuter's Service. rcrpigaan, November 3. n y-two 9 anish and E t> former, have been meet ion with I X- no tre arrested or W&h aa first stated. I Parb, November 4. taj?? Iic€ have been shower ed EJ, ng
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    – GENERAL DEAD
    50 7 GENERAL DEAD Reuter's Far Eastern Service. eral Wv' November 3. c ived? 11 :fan? s loca! headquarfrom Gsn eral Amerl al superintenr":'ha "ir Yww m,ss:( nar y ho-pitai fc 1 *t SiS?»* t0 the Amerifethat n on Prober 28 to I •>« «'ounds KaUhek h CM»* Kai-Shek k j but
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    MUSSOLINI'S ASSAILANT
    23 7 Reuter's Service. f8**ii h Xov? mber 3. I raade in a Pans Midi" to k Joni wm not Ik 1 was
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    Betting Tax Banned
    289 7 BOOKMAKERS* BOYCOTT AT WINDSOR Threatened "Strike" for Rest of Flat Season Reuter's Service. London, November 3. Practically no business was done in Tattersalls ring at the Windsor race meeting to-day, consequently it was impossible to return any starting prices. !ui to be due to the fact that
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    France and Italy
    156 7 HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTS AT BEAU SOLEIL Fascists and Ex-Servicemen in Collision Reuter's Service. London November 3 Franco-Jtalian fric i n has again arisen aa aii s.it of recent hacidsnts, notably that at the Franco-Italian ircn ier station of Yentimiglia where, it now appears. Italian Fe. i t militiamen
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    MURDER OF CONSUL
    60 7 French Press Urges Powers to Take Action Reuter's Service. Parh, November 3. Commenting on the murder of M. Robert, "Le Journal says that the Powers sho.ild tike a hand in the solution of the Chinese problem bu the first necessity is that they should be agreed among
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    139 7 British Official Press Service. London, November 3. To enable further progress to be made with the work of the various committees, the Imperial Conference will not meet in full session until Friday morning when such reports of committees as are ready i for presentation will be considered. Con-
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    NEW CONSUL-GENERAL
    28 7 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Peking, November 3. Kum Ching Lin, the Waichiaopu Secretary, formerly in charge of the Press Bureau, has been appointed Consul-General at London.
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    M.CC. ARGENTINE TOUR
    27 7 Reuter's Service. London November 3. Majcr L. Isherwood of Sussex, and T. Pdkinjrton. an Oldetonian wil' rep'ace Carr ani Kaig on Marylebone'* Argentine team.
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    ALLEGED BRIBE
    33 7 For attemnting to give Mr. Mitchell, A.S.P., an illegal gratification of $1, a Chinese youth has been arrested and charged. The accused is fifteen years of age and is a hawker.
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    African Problem
    283 7 HERTZOG'S SPEECH URGES CLOSER CONTACT No Fear that Difficulties will Not be Settled Reuter's Service. London, November 3. "We need have no fear of those difficulties not eventually being settled to the satisfaction of one as the other," said General Hertzog, speaking at a luncheon in London to-day
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    77 7 British Official Press Service. London, November 3. Exchange rates: Paris 118.375. New York 4.8 11,16. BiusslIs 34.8*1. Geneva 25.135. Amsterdam 12.1175. Milan 112.625. Berlin 20.38. Stockholm 18.145. Copenhagen 18.23. Oslo 19.35. Vienna 34.345. Prague 163.625. Helsingfors 192.575. Madrid 31.945. Lisbon 2 17 32. Rio 6 25|32. Buonos Aires
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    CHAP-JEE-KEE
    178 7 Heavy Fines Imposed on Chinese Gamblers The Rochoro Di\i ion Police, have been conspicuous duiing the pa*t few months for their successful drives against gamblers of sorts and more than one Chinese ha< had to pay dearly for participating in Chap-Jee-Kee. Another case in which a Chinese was convict
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    TRAFFIC PUZZLE
    183 7 European From Shanghai in Police Conrt j I come from Shanghai where I have been driving. I cannot understand the traffic rules in Singapore. One constable swings his hands behind and another in front and I do not know which way to go I did not wilfully disobey
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    SINHALESE SENTENCED
    66 7 Four Months Rigorous for Cheating H. Alwis, a Sinhalese who was arrested on a warrant in Kelantan, was yesterday sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment for cheating. Alwis was convicted of cheating a Chinese merchant with whom he pretended to do business. The accused, who was known as
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    U. S A. ELECTIONS
    489 7 "Wets" Victorious in the East NEW YORK STATE GOES ANTI-PROHIBITION Repeal Proposals Carried in State of California Reuter's Service. New York, November 3. The first known results of yesterday's elections to Congress show impoitant Democratic and Wet victories in the Eastern States. A Democrat, Mr. Alfred
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    PENANG CITY FATHERS
    159 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.! Penang, Novembei 3. At a meeting of the Municipal Commission, Mr. J. H. Pedlow, presiding, referred to the death of Mr. \V. S. Dunn, lste Municipal Engineer. The Commission approved that the reference be recorded in the minutes and a copy of the
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    HABEAS CORPUS
    136 7 A Supreme Court Application Dismissed An oreer of banishment against a Chinese wem n named Lim Kok Neo was tho subject of an application before the Chef Justice, Sir Wil iam Muriscn, by Mr. J. G Campbell for a writ of habeas corpus for the production cf th
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    BUKIT TIMAH FATALITY
    93 7 The irvuirv nto the death of an Indian Natralingam, who died as a result of inju ies sustained in a a few days am rt B"kit Timah, was concluded yesterday by Mr Bourne, the City Coroner. Two oth r Indians. Govindsamy and Retnrm, were arrested in connection
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    Football
    688 8 PRESENTATION OF THE "FARRER CUP" Champions Play Rest to a Goalless Draw By Centre The Fie Bri&oda were presented wi'h their trophy, "The Far.er Cue, ia t c.en- j ing when after a goatteas draw with an eleven representing The Re t Mr. Farier presented the Cup which hi;
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    LAWN TENNIS
    208 8 Singapore Championship Tournament The entries lists closed lar»t evening for the Singapore Open Championships and shew quite a good number of entries. In the Men's Open Singles there were about 20 competitors, tho outstanding of which are Khoo Hooi Hye. Chua Choon Leong for the Chinese and Capt.
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    HOCKEY
    59 8 Rafflesians vs. S.C.C. (A) The following wil 1 repres nt the Rafflesirns vs SC C. (A) at hoekev to-morrow at Stadium:—J V Moss; E G. Wheatley am' C. Richards; Kee Yew Hock. J. R. Rodri/jos and A. G Armstrong; G. Tcwrs, I* Arathnon. H G Stark (Capt.), V. Ara
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    The Turf
    219 8 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB Entries for the November Meeting The following are the entries for the November meeting of the Turf Club which will be held on Saturday and Monday, November 13 and 15, and Sa urday, November 20:— Open Horses First Day: Packard. Combustion, Polynesian, Eurus, (late Deluvian)
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    GOLF
    84 8 Keppel Monthly Mixed Foursome Of the fourteen cards taken out for the j above, the following were returned: Mrs. and Mr G. W. Hurt j (Winners) 45 5 40 Mrs. and Mr. E. A. Gibson 47 G 41 Una, Ormston and Mr. H. Rogers 45 3 42 Mrs. Bald
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENT
    536 8 EMPIRE CINEMA An interesting ligh; is thrown on the origin of the Cnslsea pensioners in "Neil Gwyn," the new First National Picture which will be shown at the Empire In this intero ting Bri ish picture. wv.Lh is the work of Herb rt Wilcox, the weiiknown British producer,
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    81 8 Discussion of the possession of untitled Isla&i 2nd other islets near Borneo a d a J portion of North Borneo between the Uri ed States* representing the Philippines, and the British Government b likely to come jup shortly The Federrl authoities, it is j understood, want to annex those islands
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    Estate Deal Sequel
    1004 8 CLAIMS TO MR. HONG GHEE'S COMMISSION "Picturesque Adventurer's" Dealings At the Supreme Court this morning the judgment of the Chief Justice Sir William Murison, was read by the Registrar, in the suit in which a number of claims on various grounds of co-partnership in an option and
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    65 8 A decision has been made by the Political Committee that he Wuchang city wall shall re d emolished at an early date. This matter ha~ already been handed over to the Construe ion Committee. Th? stones ani bricks are to be sold and the value of th m will be
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    The Assizes
    399 8 JUDGE ON CIRCULATORS OF FORGED CURRENCY Three Years for a Thieving Postman At the Assizes before Mr. Justice Deane yesterday the hearing was concluded of the case in which a Teochew named Yeo Koh Ann was charged with being in possession of forty $100 and twenty $50 forged
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    176 8 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio. November 2. Rubber fag. srot was quoted to day at 81*4 sen (sellers) per pound. The trade returns for September s'-ow a total of Y191.817 000 for ihe exp rts. The imports amcuntei to Y142 149 OJO. Th" Fir.arce Office, with
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    HOME MARKETS
    85 8 London, November 2. Manchester Market— B*4 lbs shirtings, fair (new basis) lit 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 16Ms 6 lbs T. Cloth, for 24 yards 7s Liverpool Market— Cotton—fully Middling American (spot) $7.02 Egyptian Cotton $15.05 Metals-— Tin—Standard 3 months £293.17.6 Product— Copra, fair merchants £26.10.0 Black Pepper
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    180 8 The ratifications of the Treaty between Siam 2nd Sweden of the 19th December. 1925, wer; exchang d at Stockholm ibetween His Serene Highne;s Prince Vifulya Svastivongs, His Majesty's Minister to Sweden, and His Excellency Monsieur JLoef gren His Swedish Majesty's Minis er of Foreign Affairs, on October 25. At th?
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    ATTACK ON BLINDNESS
    151 8 Ultra-Violet Rays Bring Hope to Thousands An interesting experiment has been successfully concluded at Moorfields. Cityrd., London, the biggest eye hospital in the Empire. A year ago, a tiny mercury vapour lamp was installed, and a clinic opened for treating blind patients, by ultra-violet rays. During the
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    NEW BUILDING FUND
    33 8 For Singapore Chinese Girls' School Previously acknowledged $71,749.80 Prcc33»is of th? Merrilads' perfor mancss 350 00 Mr. T. S. Kung 1.000 00 Mr. Seow Chee Lai 1,000 00 Total 574,099.80
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    CROP RETURNS
    122 8 Messrs. Barlow Co., announce the crops harvested on the undermentioned estates during the month of October, 1926 Ayer Kuning (FM.S.) Rubber To Ld, 100 OJO lbs. Bradwall (F.M.S) Rubber Estate, Limited, 77 900 11*. Chersonese (F.MS.) Estates, Limited 70 600. Dennistowa F.M.S.) Rubber Estates Limit, i, 37 545
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    PROPERTY SALE
    107 8 The following properties were disposed "f by auction by Estate and Trust Agencies, Ltd, on Monday afternoon:— t reenoid ianu at Shanghai Road, 4,900 sq. ft., bought by Madam Chi3 Beng Neo for $2,330; freehold land off Dorset Road, 3,478 so. ft., bought by Mr. Teo Chin Chay
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    59 8 lhe following passengers for Singapore arrived by the P. and O. s.s. Khyber, yesterday at te: noon:— From Yokohama, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fuller James. From Shanghai, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Menilrws, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Browne and Miss Browne. From Hcng Kong, Mr. V. B.
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    RUBBER REPORT
    122 8 Singapore, November 3. Catalogued 1,701,810 lbs; 786 52 tons. Offered 1 064,215 lbs; 475.10 tons. Bold 902,377 lbs. 402.85 tons. Spot. Lcndcn Is. 7%d. New York Holiday PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked She:t Cents per Lb. Standard Quality No Saks Good Average Quality 65% to 66% Off Quality 61%
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    190 8 All the troops stationed within Wuchang have ben di:ected by G ncral Tang Sunchih to leave the city since the maintenance of peace and order ar. shouliered by the "Public Preserving Bureau.'' The Masonic Hall in Yenning Road, Kuala Lumpur, was tho scene of a very successful Danse Chantant on
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    Letters to giew
    400 8 To the Editor of the Sir.-During the course estmg lecture, M rs p V*«i*» brought out some very'iJ*' Da W! of the above subject "^Vj But I have a bone to r She just .skimmed over western civilisation, th spoke at great length on cmg the male.
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    MAILS CLOSE
    218 8 TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 1 Batu Pahat (**< Port Dickson and Port Swetten- ham 1 Krist) I Port Swettenham and RehvM il Southern and Western India i Tan i 'I North. North-East and N rth-J Sumatra (Van Om -I Penang Rang ion and Cslcott Sourabava, Celebes, Molucca Timor Dillv (Ginnc
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    18 8 The rate of untitled India and (V to $100. The rat? Orders from India J equal to $100.
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    COMPANY REPORT
    897 9 L ReBong T,n um e 6 r company. Limited t f the I>irectors h iW«al I. f«r the year 'jfi S LlTjune the year .1,- quentfZ r hat work on had ceased, and J dismantled* p rations at I 4*4* 4 of reconstrucunfavourable on of m jdern tobies.
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    RUBBER IN CAMBODIA
    459 9 Leading American Journal Opposes Plan The plan of a French Deputy for leasing the United States some million hectares of rubber lands in Cambodia is not likely to get far as a Government project, tor the American Government has no disposition to assume the task of rubber
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    50 9 To-morrow, November 5 4 p.m.—Farrer Range, Chinese Company, Practice Warren Shield. Saturday, November 6 2 p.m.—Balestier Range, S. V. R. A. Bisley Meeting, Revolver Matches and Aggregate. 2.30 p.m.—Farrer Range, All Units. Lewis Gun Classification. Sunday, November 7 6 a.m.—Chinese Drill Hall. Chinese Coy., Practice Warren Shield Competition.
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      152 9 TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. SPECIAL PLAY FOR DEEPAVALI FESTIVAL THE Sri Ganasananda Dramatic Troupe WILL STAGE INDIAN MYTHIC STORY "Parijatha Pushpaharanam" AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT THE THEATRE FROM 4 P.M. Commencing from 1 ue*»day 2nd to Thursday 6th November, 1926. To night
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      319 9 ink A eepind co o&' s i§k. clnd refits hzd p JW ciriKft plenty oj la' un ii hi 11 1111 ''i'l'' i I 14 Xt (iold 14 Kt. Gold 11 Kt. iold Dj jj lever US jew Is mt. lever 15 jewels mt. lever 15 jewels mt. R ii
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      804 9 To-night. Thursday, November 4. To-^ight. AT THE NEW WORLD SHOWS Jalan Besar (SPECIAL TEMPAT PINGHIBORAN HATI) Chinese Wayang Low Tong Chia Ueng juu arrived from China, Open-.\ir Cinema, Kelantan Makyong a.vi ii n r» j- «i 1 >*i. etc THE CITY OPERA. (3EJOND TO LN THE MALWA EAST) No Performance
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    525 10 Singapore, October 30. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 51 Beef stew or curry kati 48 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 66 Mutton Indian b. 50 Mutton Australian lb. 50 Fowl kati 65 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 85 Ducks
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    79 10 "The number of girls born who will never be mothers is on the upgrade," says Dr. J. J. Jervis, Medical Officer, of Leeds, in his annual report. "As is shown," he adds, "by the large number of childless marriages." M The average fitness of individual units of the population is
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      141 10 I MORRIS CARS 8 New Prices-1927 Models s j MORRIS COWLEY MORRIS OXFORD Q 2 SEATER PLAIN $1,650 2 SEATER F.W.B. $2,425 < J 2 SEATER F.W.B. $1,750 4 1 5 SEATER F.W.B. $2,535 D 4 SEATER PLAIN $1,730 COUPE F.W.B. $2,700 4 SEATER F.W.B. $1,870 CABRIOLET F.W.B. $3,260 J
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      173 10 WHICH IS BETTER DEADENING THE SENSE UR REMOVING THE PAIN The physical man is subject to 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 is
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      266 10 1 FAIRBANK^ogs I TYPHOON POWER PUvips 1 Single Cylinder-Double Actin I TYPHOON PUMP 3 are adapted for use in connecti the farm, suburban homes and factories; f or nil W:th *it» a storage tanks; for low pressure boiler feeding for J? Dg u»?* 3 refrigerating plants; for pumping oil, petrol,
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      431 11 STEAMER SAILINGS njjplir UNE STEAMERS LTD (Incorporated in the United Kingdom.) For HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. due Nov 8 «rvpoßA> due Nov 14 JgNGLOE •Calls Manila SO PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. Bloc freight and other particulars please apply to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) Agenta. AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG
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      639 11 STEAMER SAILINGS P 0 BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China A Japan. For Marseilles, London A Antwerp. Due Leave
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      832 11 STEALER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) LONDON LINE Tonnage Destination Dae Sail Kamo Maru B,uuu M'seilles, L'don, A'werp R'dam Nov 11 12 Katori Maru 10,000 M'seilles, L'don, A'werp R'dam Nov 25 26 Atsuta Maru 8,000 M'seilles, L'don, A'werp R'dam Dec 9 10 Kashima Maru 10,000 M'seilles, L'don, A'werp R'dam Dec 23
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      337 12 SITUATIONS VACANT I WANTED—Shorthand typist Junior). Preferably Straits-born Chinese. Apply in writing or personally to Rennie, Lowick •and Company, 6 Battery Road, stating •speed and salary required. WANTED—A Ship's Doctor. Any nationality, for a steamer sailing on or about the 9th November for Hoihow Swatow and back to Singapore via
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      643 12 PUBLIC NOTICES The Ef>Services Association of Malaya (SINGAPORE BRANCH.) ARMISTICE DAY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. SERVICE AT THE CENOTAPH.—The usual service at the Cenotaph will be held at 7.30 a.m. Ex-Service men and women should be in position on the Padang side of the road facing the Cenotaph at 7.20
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      848 12 PUBLIC NOTICES In the Estate of TAN SI AN also known ss TAN CHIAN Deceased. Pursuant to Section 25 of Ordinance No. 144 (trustees) Notioe is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any olaims or demands against the Estate of Tan Sian also knowu as Tan Chian.
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      465 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 181 Jonker Street Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16 Dir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 63 Birch Road. Batavia 47 Corner Lloyd Straat. AGENCIES AT: London, New
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      494 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD, (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 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, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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      414 12 INSURANCE COMPAQ FIRE, MARINE tS 5 MOTOR cab INSURANCES AT LOWEST CURRExr Office: 2, Finlayson Gr** S o^ientaT Government Securb LIFE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in v Results of the Company's fw during the three years PROFIT Rs. buSJ Increased Bonuses -ieclared m «l. Policies: per $1.000 on Endowment Poliekr J' The
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