Malaya Tribune, 6 September 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. 1 -No. 209 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1927.
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      70 1 M \s SHIPMENT OF CAKIhON M CARBON PAPEk. SIZE 8 x 10 i l WITH 3 WELLS VPER WEIGHTS y bunc Preti, Ltd., tjuay, Singapore. a waTches i L i ARE MANUFACTURED 5 U o BY 0 S. A. CHS. LEON SCHMID CO. g j 1 LA CHAUX DE FONDS,
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      50 1 "HOW TO APPLY FOR A SITUATION** A Treatise on the Deficiencies in the Ordinary Applications for Posts and the mode of creating a Favourable Impression in the mind of the Prospective Employer PRICE $1.20 Postage extra. Call at or write to THE CONTINENT »L STAMP CO., 6a Battery Road, Singapore.
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    COMPANY MEETING
    1436 2 CHEMBCNG (MALAYA) RUBBER CO. (1920), LTD. Satisfactory Conditio: of Estates The seventh ordinary general meeting o th? Chembong (Malay) Rubber Company (1020), Ltd.. was held on July 27 at B Ferchurch Street, E.C., Mr E. D. Mone? (Chziman of the company) presiding. The representative of the Secretarie: (Messrs.
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      301 2 l I GLAXO builds firm flesh, 3 plenty of strong bone, j) and a sound constitution. j) 1£ It con tains no thing what- <) IC ever to harm baby or cause him S Pain. That is why if Baby is fed I on Glaxo he will progress K\ 5
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      177 2 weather ve BOVRIL sandwiches are light, tempting and highly nutntious. They are especially handy and delicious for picnic lunches or for late suppers after a theatre or dance. And they are excellent for children to take with them to school. 1 I AN IDEAL TOIMICT Has .been awarded 24 GM
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    MURDER AS A BUSINESS
    842 3 GREATEST SCOUNDREL IN ANNALS OF CRIME Husband Who Drowned his Wives in the Bath Seaside resorts are the places to which single women with a little money and few friends naturally gravitate. They afford an excuse for a change of air. More freedom is tacitly permitted
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    74 3 The Greyhound Paring Association, the The Greyhound R acin w .port, is body which controls the new I g SEng stringent «fr» fcj among the dog, e tinC phenomena meetings which are *ug try Four c warned off for fighting on more dogs »eu August 12. Governmen B n ure
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      375 3 r sHK IS NOW A HAPPY BABY." I,, liurma Tells How Her Daughter Was Cured Of simnach Trouble By jjUSVS OWN TABLETS. t l'.urmese lady living at 129 M r.uumlaung, Rangoon, states: r ir l had stomach trouble, i v and I had difficulty in a ke food. However, since
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      253 3 The'power and position of England and the Empire j is due in large measure to the character and deterMADE BY mination of Disraeli—afterwards Lord Beaconsiield. CAR R ERAS LTD. H rtODto! «MP 3he 'Joremcst t CIGARETTES IXX f f¥i j have achieved their position by the determination 'MiprMy of the
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    GLADSTONE DOCKS
    1668 4 OPENING PERFORMED BY THE KING RECENTLY Able to Admit Largest Ships Yet Built The formal opening of the Gladstone Dock, at_ Liverpool by the King r econt lv marked the completion of a S 9 T« torsion which dates back more than Jo Ly^ t wa^ e th
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      186 4 Smooth cool and mellow Afore popular than ever! and Builds body, bone andmuscle I! Greatest Artistes—Finest Record rf I "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" I RECORDS I REPRODUCED ON I 'HIS MASTER'S VOICE' I GRMOPHONE I Are Absolutely Perfect. Hear them and be Safofcrf S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. GOLDBOTTLE
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    N. B. COMMERCE CHAMBER
    541 5 Singapore Labour Association Increases Charges The minutes of the monthly meeting H the Committee held on Friday, July 29, were as follows: Present:—The Hon Mr. J. K. S. Malcolm (Harrisons anu Croafitld (Borneo), i. j.) i.i the Chair, The Hon'ble Mr. C. Watt (Sekong Estate), Mr.
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    "On This Day-"
    421 5 Some of the commonest Christian names in England have such historical associations that no heir to the Throne of England for two centuries has borne them. John is one such name; another is James. Neither English nor Scottish emotions have ever been stirred by the memory of
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      530 5 UMBRELLA ESSSffi SOAP AGENTS SIME, DARBY 4 Co., Ltd. Singapore, Malacca, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Seremban and Muar.; Jmtwb Sons BP fYrn *n% J I Ln Wrinkles Gone in 3 Days i inished so quickly I was astonished at the wonderful X _j results, jjj BY MISS EAGER r years
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      193 5 You get just that Little more Service and Satisfaction from HIN WATTS and it costs "no more." GET YOUR CAR BATTERIES RE-CHARGED AT Hitt Watt Co s. Battery Service Depot. Location: 208, Orchard Road (Opposite Pavilion). Every battery re-charged or repaired by us is UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED to give the owner
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      207 5 Tou 'will soon feel 'well and strong if you take Halls Wine THE SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVE If you are weak as a result of severe illness HALL'S WINE will build you up. If you are run-down in health HALL'S WINE will quickly give you new life and vitality. Whenever you
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      434 6 I Empire Cinema 1 a I FROM MONDAY SEPUMBIR 5 TO IRIDAY SFPTIMBER 9. Unique Youth Super Productions J I GRAND CHINESE FLAY I "THE MERCHANT of VENICE." p The picture known by all and so everyone of our patrons should I not miss ,seeing[it. It is a famcus Shakesp€are
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      354 6 Amusements. I Fran TVirsday, September 1 to Tuesday, September 6. g I ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL PICTURE BASED ON A WELL-KNOWN MELODY s c N Forms the Principal Attraction at the n ALHAMBRA S (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Pr»prl«Ura,) I jj) IN THE SECOND SHOW, AT 9 P.M. A Musical and
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      430 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Beneoolen Streets. From Friday September 2 to Thursday September 8/ NIGHTLY AT 7 30 P.M. SHARP. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA in io parts Good Wine needs no bush." At 9.30 p.m. Latest Pathe Gazette "THE SNOB" Areyouaßnob? Trjing to pcint out to others their
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    Letters to the Editor
    711 7 The V.M.C.A. Centre To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir, With rcferenc- to your editorial datud September 31, bringing out to light the poor Chines sufpjr. ot the V.M.C.A. clow ..-t cwn branch 1 wish, as an onlooker, to otter a suggestion which 1 believe
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    PROPERTY SALE
    42 7 Chettiar at 23 cts. per sq. ft-, equal $2^e 9 e°hold land and houses No, 81 and f °FTeehoTd land and house No 54 Meyer Ro"ea 53,928 bought by Madam Loh Gek Neo for $39 000. Total of sale $47,199.03.
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    TIN ORE OUTPUT
    41 7 Th* following are the particulars of the I of the Renong Tin Dredging Company's ?in ore for the 2nd half month of August, !927:— 202.00 w Dredge lost 82 hours fitting new month ot August. 1927. piculs .48.00.
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    AUGUST RUBBER CROPS
    24 7 Barlow and Co. announce the harvested on the undermentioned Permas Rubber Co.. Ltd 31,00U ins. Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd. 28,000 lbs.
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    15 7 The rate of issue of Money Order, for Indi. .nd Cejrto. 15S equal to $106.
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    STUDENTS PASSED
    601 7 London Chamber of Commerce Examination of May 1927 Tht following students of the Eveni g Classes, Kaffles Institution, passed London Chamber of Commerce Examination held in May 11)27 in:— Arithmetic:—Sih Swee T^tk. Book-keeping:—Che ok Peng Ngee (with distinction), Foo Tee Let and Khoo Ktm Ix'ong. English;—Goh Kim Cheh
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    EXCHANGES
    70 7 British Official Wireless London, September 5. Paris 124 Sew York i, S 1 16 Brussels at" 91 Axnsterdam if» i|16 Milan «9.65 Berlin tail Stockholm Copenhagen l|g Vienna IBS 875 Pra^ue *****5 Helsingfors 28^1 Madrid 2 13|32 Lisbon 367% Athens 7Re Bucharest Bi° 4774 Buenos Aires 5 29 2d
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1187 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, September I Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $337 M 1 Buyers Sellers Rice Siam 2 $314 Mixed Black Pepper 63.50 Rica, Siam 3 $307 .Srodried Copra 1.10 Rice, Saigon 1 $286 'Mixed Copra 10.60 10.60 Rice, Saigon 2 $260 Kayong Copra Rice Saijon 3 :>nmll
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      660 7 PASSENGERS ARRIVED Per Melchior Treub: Mr. and Mrs. L. Ma-kertisch, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, Me srs. Ukelembeck, S. Dant, Ch. Ed. Brown, Tjio Poo Tia, Tjio Poo Lang, J. J. Mueller, A. M. Cobham, Mohamed Noord. Ong Tze Hin, Kruismulder, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mi.ss 0. J. Gjerde, Mrs. M.
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      414 7 SINGAPORE DIARY September 6 p j a .m., 4.54 p.m. v i. Sumatra, Stadium. Victoria Theatre, 9.30 w September 7 mi., 6.11 pm. l\>-< p< rative* Society meat Tiffin Room, 4.15 i, Sumatra XI, Stadium. Door, Victoria Theatr\ v. September 8 a.m., 7.26 p.m. 9. hong Cheng 0.8.A. in the
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      101 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for September 11. To-day. September 6 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hall, S. R A. (v), Voluntary Parade. Friday September 9 5 p.m.-Drill Hall', M. G Platoon N.C.O» and Senior Privates Course of lnstruc 5.15 o p.m.-Drill Hall. S. V. C. Band, Band Practice. Saturday,
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    HEALTH OFFICERS
    707 8 Yesterday we referred briefly to the question of training health officers locally at the King Edward VII College of Medicine. This matter has on two occasions been discussed by the Council of the Colicge, without any definite result so fur as we are aware. In the Federated Malay
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    1634 8 There are more motor untitled in Malaya thaii in Russia. More than 1 (k)0 cities in the U.S.A. are laying streets of concrete. It takes a lot tt convince an old bish«>j that the good die youn^r. The Lingui Tin, L:d., output for the month ot August was:—Sluicing 160.60 piculs.
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    405 8 m? non. Mr Mrs. Brash hav< Sia *«v r I Major F. y Officer, Perak. months' leave. Mr. T. J. Thou t cational Service months* full pa> Mr. N. F. H M Civil Service, h i- r Mi months' full av Mr. EL D. Fun the "Mores"
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    DEATH OF CINEMN KLNG
    41 8 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Serv ice.] New York. September The death of the cinema magnate, Marcus Loew, is announced. [Mr. Marcus Leow was who was President of corporations owiupr vaud< theatres. He was born i: V York J
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    37 8 From China and Japan bj due at Singapore noon I From Holland by b.s Singapore on Thursd:.; instant. From Europe (Lond<>n mail despatch* August 18) by Vs. Mala kil at 6 a.m. on Thursday. I
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    WAYNE WHEELER DEAD
    53 8 Reuter's Service. Bat.le Creek, Kicn Th.- death of 111 Wavn B. Wheel r. i [Mr. Wheeler eras b. s;cured an exceptio- al many degrees from He started i n a t rj an attorney but drift the liquor traffic unf il as the leader of the pr
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    WEDDING AT K.L.
    80 8 (From Our Own I Kuala Lumj The vreddiog was to-day at St. Mary-, th< officiating. of Mr. A Richards an 1 alias Nee el l t daugh:. r of Mr. 1 (M'.o. Piovince W* The Hon. Mr. Peel Iflss Sylvia Dennis < f bridesmaid and Mr. V
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      285 8 I "ROBINSONC" j —FOR VALUE AND SERVICE I i offer! I Sale Price JlpCjff Sale Price j j 50 cts 50 cts J ONLY ONLY I W,TH > W 'TH j {o BLADE BLADE I the; DURHAM-DUPLEX razor Robinson Co.. Ltd. ru (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) SINGAPORE. Arrired PICTURE
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      99 8 cj By Sptfial Appointment S To llis Majesty g I THE KING OF SIAM. I Established 1872. s B THE ONLY I Leading Store for I HIGH-CLASS I JEWELLERY I that will I I ATTRACT ATTENTION j j I CREATE INTEREST j and j J INDUCE BUYING I A Great
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    TRADE UNIONS IN CONFERENCE
    134 9 Labour Government Planned .■or' MUST OWN AND TROL BRITAIN ,j„ bate Over Russia is Kxpected Reuter's Service. London, September 5. Hicks, in his Presidential Trade Unions Congress at that Trades Unionism to--1 ansl stronger than consider how to adapt th conditions created by Trade Disputes Act.
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    PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
    156 9 Reuter's Service. London. September 5. I g Hicks, Chairman of the ess, delivered the Pre t the annual meeting of i nburgh. He denounce i recent Trades Union legis- the necessity of the emonstrating still greater n paring lo exercise still r. be Premier's recent appeal the Trades
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    RAKOWSKI EXPLAINS
    69 9 fatanplating Possibility of Vnti Soviet War Reuter's Service. Paris. September 5. p :f csto is the outstanding Hie in .X, papers. 01 absent from Paris taka long evp'anation -inning th? manifesto, MM •he possibility of war consequently it in I raaee whose attitude toGovernment regarded as M Pri
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    HITCH IN LAUNCHING
    34 9 Reuter's Service. L*ghora, "September 5. "Itch l a i in the ceremonious f L 1,.. near 10 000-ton cruiser stuck when 40 yards down Squads of workmen are at- lodge her.
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    BLUEBIRD'S PILOT BEATEN
    64 9 Cowardice Alleged Against Him FOG DELAYS OTHER FLIGHTS Reuter's Service. Le Bourget, September 5. M. Givon, chief pilot of the aeroplane Bluebird, was the victim of a remarkable attack last night after leaving the aerodrome. Several men stopped his motor-car and abused him, charging him with cowardice.
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    AVIATORS DETAINED
    83 9 British Official Wireless Reuter's Service. Londcn, September 5. A message from corunr_a stares that Captain Courtney has postponed the resumption ofl his Atlantic flight until tomorrow owing to the thick fog preva ling. Captain Joyneson Welford who is a relation of Sir William Joyneson Hicks. Home Secretary, was
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    CHINA'S WAR
    73 9 Northern Prisoners to Enter Southern Army Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, •September 5. It is reliably reported that about ten thousand Northern prisoners at Nanking will probably be sent to Shanghai and Hangchow for incorporation in the Southern Army. It i« reported that the Nationalists shot four Northern
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    BOMB IN BROOKLYN
    79 9 Business Centre of City Filled With Smoke Reuter's Service New York, September 5. Brooklyn was badly scared early this morning by a bomb explosion in an alley between the Supreme Court building and the Hall of Records in the centre of the city district, which was filled
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    GERMANS EXPELLED
    26 9 Trans-Ocean Service Berlin, September 5. Despite the German Minister s protest, Lithuania maintains the expulsion of German journalists. Two more Germans were expelled yesterday.
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    VANDERBILT MARRIED
    29 9 Reuter's Service Paris, September 5. Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt has married Mrs. Rosamund Warburton. [Mr. Vanderbilt is a well-known American mu.ti-millionaire, famous in railway and yachting circles.]
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    OFFICER'S SUICIDE
    30 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, September 5. Colonel Charles Hill, commanding the Fourth regiment of U.S. Marines at Shanghai, committed suicide this morning on account of ill health.
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    BARON KATO DEAD
    30 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Tokio, September 5. Admiral Baron Sadakichi Kato, who commanded the Japanese fleet at the siege of Tsingtao in the great war, is dead.
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    LITHUANIA DIET
    26 9 Trans-Ocean Service Berlin, September 5. German political circles at Memel fear a dissolution of the newly elected Diet resulting in an anti-German Lithuanian policy.
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    PIRATE VILLAGE SHELLED
    122 9 Further Action By Navy CHINESE SOLDIERS ALSO RAID THEIR HAUNTS Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Hong Kong, September 5. Following the outrageous piracy of the Kochow and in view of the fact that it was the third piratical attack in that area this year, a punitive expedition consisting
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    CHINESE AFTER PIRATES
    45 9 Hong Kong. September 5. A naval wireless message dated Septenv her 4 from the W.st River says, that two hundred Chinese soliiers from the Plover Island base landed at First Hill's and proceeded to sweep inland and round up the Kochow pirates.
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    CONSULATE ATTACK
    72 9 Secretary Shot by LTnknown Man in Dresden Trans-Ocean Service Berlin. September r>. An unknown fired at the Secretary of the United States Consulate at Dresden, Mr Steger, last night. Mr. Steger wa« wounded and sent to hospital. The Motive has not been ascertained. The Dresden police surmise that
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    POLISH COMMUNISTS
    35 9 Trans-Ocean Service Warsaw. September 5. Tha Polish Communists held monster demonstrations throughout Poland yesterday, disorders occurring at various places, but the police with dr;:wn swords restored ordei at Warsaw ai resting 150 demonstrators.
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    ROUMANIAN FLOODS
    40 9 Trans-Ocean Service Buchorest, September 5. The flood In Roumania assuma the dimensions of a national disaster. In Bukowina and Transylvania the railway lines and bridges are torn up and villages submerged. The death list so far numbers 120.
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    INDUSTRIES FAIR
    64 9 British Official Wireless London, September 5. According to the latest figures, the space taken for the London secticn of next February's British Industries Fair is now nine thousand square feet more than it was this year. With several months still open, the combined space booked at London and
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    THE GRAND PRIX
    20 9 Trans-Ocean Service Berlin, September 5. Benoist on a delage car won the European Grand Prix at Monza.
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    WHITEAWAY CIRCUS
    71 9 Fine Entertainment Promised by New Company According to advance notices, Professor Keelary's Whiteaway Circus, which opens a short season here on Friday, promises to provide something- new and thrilling in the way of circus entertainment. The circus, although one of the oldest forms of entertainment, has never lost
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    BISHOPRIC OF SINGAPORE
    62 9 The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued his Commission appointing the Yen. Archdeacon Frank Guthrie Swindell his Commissary and Guardian of the Spiritualities of the Bishopric of Singapore during the vacancy of the See, consequent upon the resignation of the Reverend Charles James Ferguson Davie, D.D., as on
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    LEAGUE ASSEMBLY IN SESSION
    136 9 Disarmament Must lie Gradual URUGUAY'S DELEGATE MADE PRESIDENT Many Countries Unrepresented at This Sess'on Reuter's Service. Geneva, September ft. The task of achieving d'sarmament can only be accomplished by stages, some of which have already been passed, and the league has not failed, declared Senor Villegas
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    COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
    27 9 Geneva, September 5. The A-s.nildy elected the following Chairmen of committees: Adachi (Japan) Juridical Senator Dan Durand (Canada) Technical Organisa' ions; M. Penes (Czechoslovakia) Disarmament.
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    POLISH PEACE PLANS
    77 9 Geneva. September 5. M. Sokal, head of the Polish delegation, interviewed by Reuter, said that his delegation intended to bring up the general question of security in the course of a few days. The delegation felt that at present there was a certain malaise in Europe which
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    PENANG SUPREME COURT
    152 9 Judgment Given in Pembroke Estate Case (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. August 4. In the Supreme Court to-day. Mr. Justice Sproule dismissed with costs the claim of Yoh Hong Sui for $4,L50 from Leong Yin Khean and Leong Eng Khean. for al.eged commission on the sale of
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    202 9 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, September 4. According to the Home Office, the population of Japan "Proper alone ha? increased by 380,000 during three months ending March 31. The Government, in view of the situation in Man huria, have decided to postpone the DM I tings
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    86 9 The Opening Anniversary of the Chinese Students Literary Association will be celebrated on September U. A short programme of variety entertainment comprising Chinese vocal and instrumental music, pugilism, a Chinese short sketch, etc., has been arranged to tak (dace nt the Palecegay Cinema Hall on Sunday, the 11th instant, at
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      110 9 BOWRANITEI 3 X I 15 1 0 cj A Sure Protection S Cj Against 1 RUST a I a l cj I Bowranite is a bitumenous Enamel, I I and all ironwork periodically painted j I with it, will withstand the ravages 1 a 1 I of rust. I I
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    Sporting News
    122 10 POLO SELANGOR WINS SPOONER CUP Royal Johore Well Beaten at K. L. (From Our* Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 5. The final round cf the Spooner Polo Cup between the Royal Johore and Selangor teams, took place under ideal conditions at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The visiting team had
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    TENNIS
    55 10 TILDEN AND HUNTER VICTORIOUS Win in Final of LT.S. Tournament Reuter's Service. Brocklinemen's, September 5. In the final of the U.S. National tennis tournament Tilden and Hunter beat Johns.on and Richard Wil'iams 10—8, 6—3. 6—3. In th tin: Is of the mixed doubles Eileen Bennc: and Cchet beat Mrs.
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    Play in S.C.C. Tournament Postponed
    42 10 There was no play in the S.C.C. Tournament yesterday and there will be none today, but the ties which were printed m Saturday's issue of The Malaya Tribune fcr Monday will be played off to-morrow, weather permitting.
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    SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    189 10 V.M.C.A. Physical Department Activities The Bth Annual Swimming Championships promoted by the V.M.C.A. will take place in the A sociation's pool. Kurt Canning, on Saturday. October 1 His Excellency Sir Hugh Clifford. G.C.M.G., has very kindly consented to be present and distribute the prizes. Entry forms can be
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    SCULLING
    54 10 Professional Champion Retains Hfs Title Reuter's Service. Vancouver, September 5. A. H. Barry (England) and Major Goodsell, (Australia), the holder, will meet today for the world's professional sculling championship ov.r a three-miles course for a purse of five thousand dollars. Both are in splendid condition. Vancouver, September 6. Goodsell
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    CHAMPION ATHLETE
    49 10 Wonderful Performance by V.M.C.A. Man at K.L. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 5. At the V.M.C.A. Sports here on Saturday. Vythalingam earned the title of champion athlete by winning the furlong, quarter mile, half mile, and mile. He also ran second in the 100 yards.
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    SWIMMING
    77 10 First Crossing by Swimmer of Bristol Channel British Official Wireless London, September 5. The Bristol Channel was swam for the first time today when Miss Kathleen Thomas of Penarth swam to Weston a dis;f-nce of twelve miles, in seven and a half hours. The feat is considered, owing 1
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    Hockey
    183 10 S.C.C. MEMBERS MAKE FIRST MOVE Suggestion to Bring Out Young Players The first movement in connexion with the hockey season was made last night, when a meeting was held at S.C.C. for the purpose of electing officials and making arrangements for the coming season. Unfortunately there was only a
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    THE TURF
    402 10 Our Selections for To-day s Races Race No. 1.—Toropo Durbar II Melgeo Race No. 2.—Lady Clare City L. Lady Sydney Race No. 3.—Rosarian Xargis Bronavio Race No. 4.—The Mahdi Marcony Race No. 5.—Torbellino Inia's Boy Horatius Race No. 6.—Himol Race No. 7.—Ulysses Dynamite Wallace Rex Race No. B.—Three
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    ATHLETICS
    35 10 Fifty-Eight Entries for Malayan Sports (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 6. There are fifty-eight individual entries for the Malayan sports representing Singapore, Selangor, Perak, Negri Sembilan, Malacca, Penang and the Military contingents.
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    ALLEGED OVERCROWDING
    83 10 A case of alleged overcrowding came up before Commander W. G. Oldershaw in the Marine Court this morning, when the master of the Hock Keng was accused of taking an excess of passengers. In his evidence the master of the shin said that he had received the Port
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    FOOTBALL
    952 10 S.C.F.A. DEFEAT SELETAR IN CUP SEMI-FINAL Losers Put up Plucky Display Bui Fail to Impress A large crowd invaded the Stadium yesterday afternoon to witness the semi-final match in the Cup Competition between the S.C.F.A. and the Seletar Wireless Station eleven. The spectators evidently expected a keen and interesting
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    112 10 Visitors Honour Singapore's Glorious Dead Th* 1 s.s. Perak arrived this morning with the members of the ..icdan football team on board. They were met by Mr. and Mrs. Ten Cate, together with Haji Manjoor Sahib (President of the Singapore Malay F.A.) and Captain G. L.
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    Straits Indians Defeat Travancore Athletes
    169 10 In a return game of football played at the Ceylon Tamil Association on Sunday between the Straits Indian Football Club and the Travancore Athletic Club, the former won again by 3 goals to 1. A very good crowd turned out to witness the match, and
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    126 10 Big Wins in Mid-Week Matches First Division Aston Villa 7, Portsmouth 2. Blackburn R. 0, Cardiff C. 0. Bolton W. 1, Everton 1. Burn ey 1. Arsenal 2. Derby C. 1, Newcastle United 1. Shellield U. 1, Leicester C. 1. Second Division Hul City 0, Preston
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    416 10 MORE SHOOTING AFFAIRS IN CHINATOWN Special Sikh Police Patrols on Duty Last Night Chinese outlaws who infest Singapore are giving the local police authorities no end of trouble and special precautions are being adopted to hold the outbreak in cheek. Following the many fatal «tabbing cases on Saturday
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    514 10 SESSION COMMENCED THIS MORNING Heavy Calendar Before Sir William Murison The fifth Assizes were commenced this morning before the Chief Justice (Sir Wiilliam Murison). There is a fairly heavy calendar this time which consists of 24 cases. Eleven ivere for armed or gang robbery, whi st two alleged
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    318 10 Kluang Rubber Company, Limited The fol'owinr r- the tenth annual report of the Directors ta the shaieholders of the Kluang Rubber Co., Ltd. Your Directors submit herewith their report and statement of accounts for the year ended 39th Juno, 1927. Accounts:—The profit for the subject to Directors' fees,
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    71 10 OVER SIXTY, ASKS fx MA LAI 1\ A M Returning Piltrrims aniwl Outbreak (From Our Own The authorities ai r V reticent the second outbreak m tk pongs along the riv. i of T where over sixty c r discovered. The Principal Med: al Officer r >
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    563 10 FORBES R1 SSELL CO, SCORE A(;,\IN Successful Presentation of "Nothing But the Truth" "That you shall follow the em toad of your ways and tell the absolute truth and nothing but the truth foi 24 r urs" was a bet that Bob lit n. (Leonard Stephens accepted at
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    76 10 The Progressive P received a cable Salle phaeton ear. formed a wood* l night of Septemt* bute to the relia machine. The car co\ tance between Welti in two minute- v is roughly en av< metres an hour. Those who kn under-tand that I for the benefit
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    385 12 <From Our Own Correspondent.) Labuan, August 31. The Labuan football team defeated the team from H.M.S. Herald last for a second time. The game was interesting from start to finish and ended in a win for Labuan by two clear goals. I The home team displayed splendid combination
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    668 12 Penang, September 2. The share market has been steady during the week under review, but business j hrys been on a smaller scale with buyers no longer in the majority. The price of tin has kept steady and closing at £284.00 j shows a loss of 25s
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    49 12 A number of cases of cholera have occurred curred in the kampongs along the Perak river. Up to date there have been about 35 cases with about 20 deaths. The Principal Medical Officer and the Chief Health Otficer are in Teluk Anson directing measures to stamp out the disease.
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      639 14 PUBLIC NOTICES MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Tenders arc invited for the Erection of Stalls at Grange Road Market and will be received by the undersigned up to noon Monday, September 12. Plans, Specifications and form of tender may be obtained from the Municipal Architect on production of a receipt for $50
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      528 15 STCAMg^AILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore. Soerabaia Bandjermasin. SJS. HOCK SENG Due Sept. 4 Sailing Sept. 7 Wed. noon Ist 2nd Class Accommodation. For Freight, Passage and other particulars, Apply to the Agents:— STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING CO., 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. Thone 3373 562. STEAMSHIP
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