Malaya Tribune, 11 October 1927

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. -No. 239 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1927.
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      146 1 THE GREAT INDIAN THINKER DR. RABINDRANATH TAGORE'S WORKS. Now on Bale at i THE CONTINENTAL STAMP CO., 8a Battery Road, Singapore. H. M. V, RECORDS 086. Kasim Baba-Di Dalam Radja. 036. Xasib Djohor-Poetri Kajangun. 03*. Poetri Keboo B<>i-nga-Manghoe Bremi Gamboe* J»'oor —Slama' Tinggal lboei I*sl. Iboe Aia-lin-Simambang Tinggi. 966. Anak
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    COTTON INDUSTRY
    996 2 "Town Meeting" Held At Manchester COTTON YARN ASSN. IN CONFERENCE The Manchester correspondent of The Times wrote on September 0:— A crowded meeting of representative of the section of the Lancashire cotton trad.' wain spins from American staple, and includes two-thirds of the industry, was held at Manchester
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      317 2 II 111 W P WHISKY! H I II A MODEL OF WHAT jjl 22 GOOD WHISKY SHOULD BE Hj 55 "White Horse"—real old Scotch soft and Kgj i£ mellow Age, Strength and Quality guaranteed. pE 22 .Millions and millions of gallons are maturing RfC in hond to ensure that the
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    DETERIORATION OF YOUTH
    1231 3 p i lous Accusations From America 1|(1| VUANDON among WOMEN n Ml lh-j i'asi Mjtq il;t. 'Tta nly I v tair «l.are of 4' i'<lp" ihlf to tn. h<>ut w rnrh <' v i? r ,(y "f > tn m»-i »>- ni/p .»r*l nv 1 ♦The r.«run'
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      54 3 (5 with the jj i MOTOR UNION THE S LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE j INSURANCE COMPANY I Favourable Rates Prompt Settlement of Claims. j FIRE MARINE BUSINESS I Also transacted on Favourable Terms j£ I For all particulars apply I General Agents I Messrs. SIME, DARBY Co., LU?., (Incorporated in England.)
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      162 3 English Speaking World there is perhaps no novelist more widely appreciated and loved than Charles Dickens. His broad humanity—his artistry—and his great personality have won for him MADE BY a place in the front rank of the world's great men. Miimm CIGARETTES ■jHUP of Highest Repute 'wfe* \<ffl- their unvarying
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      218 3 Worth of] >ur fiooJs t > be given away free monthly To INTRODUCE ourselves and our HIGH-CLASS MANUFACTURED GOODS to the public of Singapore, we shall present a FREE COUPON daily along with each CASH CHIT issued by us (value $2 and over). The holder of the Five lucky numbers
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    BRITISH MILITARY MANOEUVRES
    1157 4 Northern Army vs. The South MECHANICAL BRANCHES IN ACTION A tpoctal correspondent of "The Tun«'-' »1 Thame «mi September 6, wr'tes Leaving Wsddvsdon thi# morning mi uiy way to watch the inspection of the l*t Cavalry Brigade L»y Sir David I'ampbell. 1 took the opportunity of seeing
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      270 4 •I I Good taste always prey vails in the selection of 1 the best books and cigarettes —that is why VV Mr ml i smokers always select —State Express No. 55) Cigarettes the brand that is ever reminiscent of the comforts of home. S T TE Cypress mo*S£ .CIGARETTES M
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      410 4 9 i THE STEIN WAY PIANO. s I Is the Instrument of the Immortals and is used by all Eminent Musicians To day. I j Come in, we will be Pleased to Demonstrate this Superb Instrument. i a j S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. Raffles Place, ■d SINGAPORE. a 5 I
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    THE TURF
    364 5 Selangor Club Weights for Second Day Rac No. I. (Ponies, Division D, five furlongs).—Chinta 9.3; Umptaway 9.3; City L. 8.4; Amrita 8.1; Cleopatra 7.9; Vingt-et-un «".9; Marguerite 7.5; Sunchoke 7.3. Race No. 2. (Horses. Division 11. six furlcngs).—Highborn 9.0; Pangiima 8.12; Taiping 11. B.i; Distant Light 8.0; Rebus
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    JAPANESE IN PARIS
    58 5 University Students to Have Hostel Reuter's Service. Paris, October 9 Plans have been completed to erect by the end of 1928 a hostel in th? shao. of a •Japanese castle for Japanese Btndsnta of th? Paris University. Rooms not occup'.ed by Japarese will be reserv.d for strdenta
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    HEIGHT RECORD BROKEN
    78 5 British Official Wireless. London. CL-t;rer 9. Mrs. Eiiott Lynn, a woman a'r pilot, at Manchester yesterday ireaped an officially observed new world's height re:-orl for light aeroplanes by piloting an Avro-Avian two-seater machine with a ninety horse power Alpha engine U a h.i, r ht of feet
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      193 5 a hen hot weather makes heavy meals unattractive, BOVRIL sandwiches are light, tempting and jpr highly nutritious. picnic lunches or for late suppers after a theatre < or dance. And they are excellent for children to take with them to school. 13 I I i•i•i«••••••»I••»»«ii r i i i f
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      130 5 STRAITS HOTEL 66 and 67, ANSON ROAD. Cinema twice a week, beginning from September 10 and every Saturday and Wednesday. ADMISSION FREE TO ALL DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES. 0. JITT SIANG. Qualified Dentil*, 75, HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. :-t Floor n| St.
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      197 5 fiOUYER guille r I IV A" BABY" Brandy, —is first class Brandy at H a second class price jj S BOBYEI —is genuine Brandy from J I i Cognac i Router, g |f COONAC ;jj s Branc *y distinction, 3 bottled by the Distillers and I IIMPORTERS! H i not
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      376 6 I Empire Cinema I A very Entertaining Triple Feature Programme. jjj OCTOBER 7 TO TUESDAY OCTOBER 11, i u t SF <M> SHOW AT Ml P.H. S GEORGE SiDNEY a of a "POTASH PERLMUTTER" and "COHENS KELLYS' jfl in re I "The Auctioneer" S k] life and is the most
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      287 6 Amusements. FROM FRIDAY OCTOBER 7TO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12. g THE SCREEN ADAPTATION OF A WELL-KNOWN PLAY I AT THE k I ALH AMBRA (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd.. Pr»prUt»ri.) jj IN THE SECOND SHOW, AT 9 P.M. [j 1 A United Artists' Special g picturised with emotional power seldom seen
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      439 6 GAIETY CINEMA. Junction Albert Bencooten Streets FROM FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 T,l THURS3\Y OCTOBER 13. NIGHTLY AT 900 P.M. Amazing I Exciting I Thrilling The Wild Horse Stampede Jack Hoxie, the ace of the saddle and his wonder horse "Scout" in a sensaiional exhibition o thrills! The most fascinating wild horse
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      69 6 Surma Theatre North Bridge Road. Tefc FROM WEDNESDAY OCTOBF OCTOBER II NIGHTLY AT 9.00 LOW TIDE (Mermaid Another Film Mm MYRON SELZKTCI Super Photoplay of <?ir tb Romance. RiiPEflTof mm The Love AtYairs of a Bl IN 9 PART Portrayed by The Greitest all celeb? i:- < for a single
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    111 7 the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Si gapore, October 11. East Wharf (Entrance date 1) M ice (iate 3) I iajang 15; Si Kiang 14; Fi. hii Mara >; Ningchaw 6. El i.ate 3) roel 36: Muroran Maru i ri Dock i ntraace (iate 4) atresias ty of
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    SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    20 7 October 15. 11.—Ambulance Class, I 2nd Troop In- 5 p.m. 13.—Band Practice, I m. U-—Signalling Class, p.m. I
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    CINEMA INDUSTRY OF EMPIRE
    2909 7 Introduction ot Quota In S.S. IMPROVEMENT RATE LEVY OF TWO PER CENT Governor's Innovation in Council Procedure I he i ontinuation of the report of the proceedings of the meeting of the Legislative tiuni.il yesterday appears below. I:* yesterday'* i??«iie there was an account of the
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    266 7 The following passengers arrived at Singapore per s.s. "Plancius" yesterday:— From Soerabaya.—Mr. H. Cattin and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ferrelt. Mr. and Mrs. A. Koewerraar and baby, Mr. J. H. Holliman, Mr. T. Kaibe, Mr. W. H. Olze, Mrs. Meyer and baby, Messrs. N. G. Pietukoff,
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Monpy Orders from India and Ceylon is R* 157 equal to $100.
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    Chandu Seizure
    113 7 SMART CAPTURE BY S.H.B. POLICE Malay Divers Called in to Assist Contraband chandu valued at over $20,000 was seized by the Singapore Harbour Board Police at about one o'clock this morning. While on duty at the wharves a detective police constable saw a boat pulling away from the
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    RELIGIONS OF MALAYA
    238 7 Commendable Book by Army Chaplain We have before us a little book on the teligions to be met with in Singapore, written by the Rev. Mr. Semple, Chaplain to the Forces at Tanglin Barracks. That it will interest residents as well as tourists there can be no
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    POPPY DAY
    204 7 Muslim Meeting Prepares to Raise Funds A Muslim meeting to consider plans for the next Poppy Day was convened by Messrs. S. 11. Alsagoff and Mohamed Eunos bin Abdullah on Saturday, the Bth Distant, at the Istana, Kampong Glam. Mr. S. M. Alsagoff presided and the Hon. Inche
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    193 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, October 9. Being out of health. Viscount S. Goto has postponed his departure for a tour to Russia. Mr. Yamamoto, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, is stated to have the intention of buying up Chinese rice up to three million koku
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    Swiss Injured
    184 7 INCIDENT AT DALVEY ESTATE Orchard Road Palice Called in to Investigate As a result of a wound on the nock and another over the heart, Mr. W. G. Guldener, a European, is now lying in the General Hospital, where the medical authorities are doing everything possible to save
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    EXCHANGES
    76 7 London, October 10. Paris 124 New York 4.M7 3 32 Brussels 34.1*7 Geneva 2... 255 Amsterdam 12.14 Milan 89 316 Berlin 20.1J Stockholm 18.085 Copenhagen 18.175 Oslo 18.40 Vienna 34.50 Prague 164.25 Helsingfors 193.25 Madrid 27.895 Lisbon 2 7 16 Athens 367.5 Bucharest 785 Rio 5 ***** Buenos Aires
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      264 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED —A. Typist (either sex) able to correspond and typewrite in English. State salary and experience. Reply to Bdx 559 c/o Malaya Tribune. NEW CHURCH -PRINSEP STREET. Tenders ara invite I for eraotion of a New Jurjh v. Priasap B;re3t. Singapore. Tenders will close at noon on Ootobar,
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      256 7 s! ATORE DIARY i Qrtebtf 11 5 A.m. 10.51 p.m. Meeting—Europe Pi'!''' .i w October 12 11.35 p.m. I .aniens, 6 n.ra. rsday, October 13 8.8.1, and P.S. vs. y M.C.A., 8 p.m. ULS CLOSE > OCTOBER 11 Western Saarland) 2 p.m. -kalis and I Esmeralda) 2 p.m. Korea For-
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      70 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courl>sA «if tae Government Ueaßh Office) Kandang Rerbeu Station, for the 24 boon midnight <», toner !<• dee. mum hwl' tempi rat n 68, i Minimum shado lenifWmurv 7l.r> I«bade reraiM ra un W P. HO radial inf. »:>;t.-- rndinii' i 1 1,4 K. i pvrutun F.
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    46 8 ENGAGEMENT The enjratreinent announced and ih will take plnce on Saturday, October I- 5 li>«!7 of \lr. Wtv Kim Hoai y»«unp'si mii) «if Mr. Wit lvhj;uii lainff t<» M>«* i/>\v ChwcL- En*: tho «»ni> daughter '.J Mr- MT*d Mr«. L*nv Ka:i> Sod,
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    REQUIEM MASS
    44 8 A Hi>»h Ma?-' i>f in fur tin repos: «•f the Soul of the Lite Mrs. Cluudmo Klyiie will be un# at th<* Church of St. .lo?i(tli nit Fritlip* 14th ct fi.30 u.nu Friend* and kind art lUiflPiO and prayers *ri' «ame*tly aolfcited.
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    DEATH
    34 8 IV ROZARIQ. llu Monday 10th (nsUw: a» Cheribon, J:tva, William (Willie) I-Twurt 17' Roy. hno, a,ire<l 2G years bvluVCd »n of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L>' Kozur.' of Stnpapor?. Deeply regretted. iBy cable).
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    TAXATION
    720 8 His Excellency the Governor has done something which many of his predecessors have been unable to do. He has made our flesh creep. We are going to be taxed. We are also told that resources hitherto untapped are to be made available. What latex yielders are to be selected
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    1441 8 The M.M. s.s. Anay untitled Rideau is due here from Madras on Thursday, the 13th inst.. at 5 p.m., and will leave on the same day at 7 p.m. f r Saigon, Tourane and Haiph< og. The monthly reiigious meeting of. the C.C.A.. announced for Thursday, will not b.- held
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    439 8 Dr. Rabindranath Tag< for Bangkok by the in*. on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Te> pore, who have been on Xt returned by the Fushimi M Mr. G. B. Towill, and Co., Ltd., Kuala morrow on furlough l>\ Mr. Khoo Keng lb Lumpur is in Singapon h
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    DEMPSEY-SHARKEY FIGHT
    19 8 At the Pavilion to-nigh' of the week, sapplementi programme, International Xc be shown, depicting scenes Sharkey fiyht.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    52 8 From China and Japan b; Maru, due at Singapore I From Holland and '< Prinzes Juliana, due at Sii on Thursday, the 18th insta From China and Japan due at Singapore noon on I instant. From Europe, (London i September 22) by s.s. 1 at 6 a.m. on
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    DEATH OF EDUCATOR
    51 8 (From Our Own Con Penni The death took place in tl pital yesterday, following a of Mr. E. A. G. Stuart. Dil tion, Kedah. The dect a» 1909 as an assistant ma.-i' I Kangsar Malay College. The body, in an deceased's wishes, was Star, where the funejra!
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    CHINESE CELEBRATE
    73 8 To commemorate th I Chinese Republic, th I j hold an At Home on S Among those present I General for Chira, I from the Chinese Natioi i cational Association (Shan President of. the Associ j Koor Seng. After r speeches w.re made by the j and the
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      306 8 ITobralco. New shipment just received E j3B 5 I J VVIDE. PER YARD. I 1 'feießALcg> I The cotton fabric which gives endless wear under the hardest fC a conditions. The designs are new and the colours most H g attractive. New itodci of Plain, Stripes and Fancy designs. I
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    COURT FINDS FRAUD AND CORRUPTION
    60 9 Tt'itp'l Donne Oil Cflse Decided I v itlOK SECRETARY HL\MED lfl( t il \N ithout Lawful \uiliori(y Reuter's Service. Washington. October 10. Supreme Court to-day ases if rained Harry Teapot Dome estate in arently the last phase of over the legality :he manner in which
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    RUSSIANS SLAYING EX-OFFICIALS
    71 9 Continuous Executions oi Ex-Leaders NATION'S BEST TRYING TO FLEE COUNTRY Reuter's Service. Warsaw. October 10. A nhng t formation from Soviet executions of former officials and Imperial Arm] m daily in Russia. Lions it is stated occurred Ufa, Kazan. Minsk ntly many former ih are trying to
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    BOMB WRECKS BUILDING
    78 9 Mi Explosion in New York Tenement Reuter's Service. Nfew York. October 10. are invest igating the explosion in a tenement were killed and 12 in-r-storev building was deawfished, oi Saturday. Ole was a probable the body of a middl ar. whose head was a anarchist I a
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    CRUISERS TO LEAVE CHINA
    26 9 Reuter's Service. Malta. October 10. inadroa which rt inia returning to Malta mber. The transport r nimissioning here, will tied in China.
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    AFTER NON-STOP RECORD
    19 9 Reuter's Service. -Marseilles, October 10. named Arrachot and Kmorrow morning for to l>reak the long-dis-Hight record.
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    GERMAN ELECTIONS
    29 9 Reuter's Service. Berlin, October 10. results of a recent local H ating in Left victory at "lay, several Berlin papers electoral slide to the Left ral election.
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    CRIMES OF MAFIA
    22 9 Reuter's Service. I' tlerao, October 10. bare has instituted 186 members of the a multitude of crimes in- '•Hirders.
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    FISHERIES CONVENTION
    12 9 Reuter's Service. Mo: cow, October 10. •'U'Oitsc- Fisheries Conven--n initialled.
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    BANDITS OVERRUN MEXICO
    70 9 Federal Troops Busy After Rebels YAQUI INDIANS DESERT U.S. SOIL Reuter's Service. Mexico City, October 10. The Federal columns operating against the insurgent Generals, Gomez and Almada, have been reinforced. Meanwhile bandits are taking advantage of the political confussion. Guerilla leaders, each with fifty followers, have entered
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    YAQUIS RETURN TO MEXICO
    51 9 Tucson, Arizona, October 10. According to th? local press the return cf the Yaqui Indians from Arizona to Mexico has so depleted the Indian settlements in this neighbourhood that for the last few days it has been impossible to obtain such Indians for work in the
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    Italy Blamed
    76 9 CAUSE OF SERBO-BULGAR TROUBLE Tension Reported Slightly Relaxed Reuter's Service. Paris, October 10. The difficulty of the Bulgarian Governmeet's position as regards Macedonia is I mphasiaed by "Le Matin," which poinis out the strength of the Macedonian revolutionary committee and its success hitherto in resisting the special measures
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    TENSION RELANED
    14 9 [Trans-Ocian Service] Belgrade, October 10. The Serbo-Bulgar tension is slightly relaxed to-day.
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    MARTIAL LAW
    36 9 Reuter's Service. Sofia. Oi toiler 10. It wuf M- fT. no! M. Neohiich, who promised a declaration of martial law rn !h.' Mu't'iunu district© of l'ctritch and this ?tep will necessitate «poeial f Pnrllument.
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    CRISIS THOUGHT ENDED
    51 9 Sofia, October 11. Tht- Premier, on behalf "f the King, wh< is nbr< ad, has signed a d"< ree proclaiming martini lav.* ut Kustendil and Petrilch. I il .i.al circles believe that I lie crtt-»s has ir> >»1 -wing to the Bulgarian Government's lolicv of coik :llati<
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    CONFLICT WITH CREEKS
    33 9 Salonika, October 10. Greek. Gen Inrinvrie camc into filMc"wiih a bund of Bulgarian omituOji* ut. midnight r.ear Fiorina. After an hour'lighting the ComiUMljis escapul inio Killgcriart territory, lta\in<t two deu<
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    LAND SETTLEMENT
    95 9 Mr. Amery Sees Australian Possibilities British Official Wireless. L-md"»), October 1\0. .Mr. Amcry. the Secretary f««r the Dominion? and Colonics, arrived at Albany. Western Australia, to-day. He proceeded I ft make a tour of the fruit-growing diatricts. In mi interview Mr. Amcry expressed the hope of seeing for
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    WOMAN'S RECORD FLIGHT
    94 9 Starting from Croydon for Australia British Official Wireless. London, October IjO. The longest flight ever undertaken by a woman will begin on Wednesday morning when Mrs. Keith Miller leaves Croydon Aerodrome as a passenger in a small twoseater Avro-Avian light plane to fly to Australia. The pilot
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    POUND STILL HIGHER
    35 9 British Official Wireless. Londpn, October 10. The rate of exchange of the pound sterling en New York further advanced to-day to 4.87 3j32, which is a new high record since the war.
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP
    198 9 Visit of Legionaries Helpful FAREWELL LUNCHEON BY CITY OF LONDON British Official Wireless. London, October 10. The members of the American Legion who were received by the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace this morning were much impressed by the friendly and simple character of Their Majestys' welcome
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    GUESTS OF CITY
    50 9 Reuter's Service. London, LM'IWT Kjl An otVuial welcome and >d~"jccd v*ere given by the City ol London to the \meri an at Guildhall wheie they were guest- u r ihe Mayor presidlllK- A o»tq«>->>o(ur liOUghtoM, Sir AUstrti Chamberlain. the L«• r<l Chancellor uiid Lurd Keudiatr Air*? pr«.*unt.
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    SHOOK HANDS WITH KING
    28 9 Lon J »n, October 10. Their M»i). sties the an) Queen fhimlt hand? with 2n0 American legionaries including #0 ladic-. in Buekiisgf-am 1 uluce.
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    Olympia Motor Show
    177 9 WHOLE CIVILISED WORLD INCLUDED Close Secrecy About 192S Models British Official Wireless. London, October 10c The motor show at Olympia, which opens for nine days next Thursday, will enable the latest products of every motor manufacturing nation of importance, including this year those of Germany, to be
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    TROOPS RETURNING
    132 9 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, October 10. The Karmala is proceeding to England on October 15, carrying "A" Reservists of the Middlesex Border Regt., the Green Howards, from Shanghai, and the Cameronians from Hong Kong; also details of the Indian Brigade. The latter are returning to Bombay. It
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    ALLEGED RASH DRIVING
    137 9 Car Runs Into Tramway Tower Cart The case in which Mr. C. lx?merci«T of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company is charged with rash driving was eommenced in the District Court this rooming before Mr. N. D. Mudie. It will be remembered that a car ran into a
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    LEAVE GOVERNING TO GOVERNMENT
    203 9 De Rivera Addresses Assembly DEMOCRACY DESTROYED IN SPAIN Seats in Futile Legislative Body Declined Reuter's Service. Madrid, October 10. The National Assembly was inaugurated without incident. The 909 members include nine women. King Alfonso took the President's chair flanked by General de Rivera on the right,
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    75 9 Industrial Interchange of Secrets Reuter's Service. Oslo, October 10. Contracts involving the exchange of shares, patents, and methods are being drawn up between the German Dye Trust and the great Norkegiaa Industrial Norsk Hydro-Nitrogen Company. The Germans have agreed to contracts likewise, according to the "Shippin < Gazette"
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    126 9 otton Down with Leading Industrials Reuter's Service. Nmv York. October 10. Bullish interest* at the Stock Market received a severe setback as the result of the renewal of selling pressure directed against some of the leading industrials and railway securities. Trues were sent tumbling. United States Steel
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    46 9 Australian Cruiser Goes to Solomon Islands Reuter's Service. Melbourne, October 10. The cruiser Adelaide is going to Malaita Island, in the Solomon Islands, ia response to the British Government's request for protection for the white residents in view of the recent native outbreak.
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    99 9 Sir Alan Cobham to Establish Air Service British Official Wireless. London, October 10. Sir Alan Cobham, who flew from Cairo to Capetown and back, is leaving England shortly for Rhodesia with the object of establishing there a systematic service. In an interview he said he hoped to
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    61 9 Koppen's Success Cheers Hollanders Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, October 10. The newspapers are giving great prominence to the success of Lieutenant Koppen who fLw to Batavia from Holland within ten days. The Handelsblad emphasises the possibility of reducing the duration of the flight to a week with the
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    4848 10 Review of Financial Position EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OUT OF SAVINGS Secure Position As Far As Balance is Concerned The Colonial Secretary's Budget speech on the 1928 estimates, read by him at the Lo tslative Council meeting yesterday, was as follows: Sir —I propose this year to preface
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    62 10 Bout Between Ph]l Scott and Uzcudun Arranged Reuter's Service. New York, October 10. Negotiations for a twelve-round contest between the heavyweights, Phil Scott and Uzcudun, at Madison Square Garden on November 4, were completed to-day by Tex Rickard, who is promoting a sort of heavyweight elimination tournament, the winner
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    64 10 Race Course Club September Competition The result of play for the September 1927 Medal Bogey Competition is as follows:— Tan Boon Poh 4 up E. C. Van der Beck 1 dow<i H. Makino 2 down F. R. Martens 3 down Members are reminded that entries for the Championship and
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    104 10 TENNIS Malacca Hotspur \> t Tournament The following an- I soeiatlort'* tennirt ipiumi rent ytor Sinirle? i 'huinptotiMhlp Open Duci'Mi* rhwHl|iini> Mixed Double* (Stamptmi Thcs* ioi.inmrti<fnv!» en out system. Member part will ki dl> nd in H i must lw arcumpjnird by Entries clo*e vii Moral*)', ttt i>
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    43 10 Raffles Institution f.-ii Y.M.C.A. Tciun In th»' hue key mulch (•> between the Y.M.C.A aed I.' I ton. the wiiji aiu-i by live icriltls lo nne. Thi litne w u.- foili' lu ml in boy*. The Y.M.C.A nt lrv-r. chances in the half.
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    37 10 The foOowinr will s. RAM.",, at hotkey n V.M C~A. ground: \V. Byrd an<J F. A s H l>. VV. Dale ami 1». K. 5 *tv I». !l. U Smith mvl M. C&tchui
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    48 10 Municipal Gas Dept. Ihir-d Road XI An interesting roothall »>,. between the Idutiiciiul '«ar the Dorset K»»Ud XI Vl- i"i Municipal jrriuml, Htiloc-*» ended in a draw of one nil. the Mun- T»' Messr*. Kelly, Yo<o S:ak k Sun»?, Bahir. Kitn Hoek. Ch*nK Sianjr, Jeirtahat, >■')• Montr Heup. Oltn^r
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    40 10 American Beats Sir George Thomas Reuter's Service. London. Oct er 1". An Important international i ment in which twelve well-ki are engaged has opened in i feature of the first rouo, Marshall of the United Stat George Thomas.
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    340 10 Cor one: Finds Tamil Guilty In th«. coroner'# »'eurt y« Col. Hope Falknvr. tin death ot an adult {venal?, n I named Meruwhi. wu c wns fatally ln-.itc otherwise injured »u about 10 a.m. on Scpletube coolie lines of it rubber »-iat Later the satne day «he the
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    173 11 l S YACHT CLUB >v |1 ;<i VITA o;» Spoilt Chances I fff." ,1 Kotvmg j! ■■niifcii the ,oui. «up, lut unlor.il, ton rough rvttlly good y ocN'orc. '.1 in li 4 of »>np >i itoriunv:. He «t».i \u< Jiew i.-arrange-the vlnew i'* i buncos r pair».
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    46 11 Octob f are granting subsidies thousand pound.four additional [ar assistance is i in v;i!.ous parts ties are, Bristol. X and the Scottish lbs dy is a payp anda being handed j <.r..:ning a riving i \itei three years iving successful in i irising flying
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    31 11 BRIAND CHAMBERLAIN Wireless] I October 9. J Vust tain left Paris for a Br:and I nb n iew to the prr rsation with M. Foreig Secretary said. selvi > in confident ►ns."
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    132 11 who. before 1911, bility of an Anglo -tod that, as in n with a BriGermany. Equally alf-forfotten fact War began with jl vernment of the Great Britain, an pired at 5 p.m. on There had been tension nd Downing Street Raid. In London some preparations nd in
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    180 11 Sir Austen Chamberlain Interviewed British Official Wireless. London, October 9. Sir Austvn Chamberlain, who reached l.i i is yesterday and hud a conversation with Mr. Brisnd, in a Prtis interview expressed his plcarure in fttakin? the acuuntume during his holiday of General 1 rime de Rivera, At
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    258 11 Singapore, October 7. Liquidations have not been too severe, but .iust strong enough to set the local marie t hack a point or two. particularly in the January to March position, where ther? is a lack of buying support. Nearby positions were fairly well maintained with the
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    166 12 In the course of a letter received in Singapore from Mr. L. S. Teck, of Roupibon, South Siam, the following passage occurs: I may mention here that the telegraphic order I sent you for Baby's Own Tablets was not from me, but from a friend, Mr. G.
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    192 12 NOT DIFFICULT TO OVERCOME Siff'Tinp, from Malaria ''on and off foi years/' not heinc able to toko quinir* ir any form by mouih. running to hospital eve*r time end takir.7 quinine injection*, was th* unpleasant r-xperieme of Mr. C O. H SU-ven* «if Rohri. ile found srreat
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    942 12 Including Matches Played on Saturday, October 8 ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Division I Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. West Ham 8 6 1 1 23 15 13 Newcastle 9 5 2 2 24 14 12 Everton 9 4 1 4 26 16 12 Blackburn 10 4 2
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    89 12 Exchange of Officials With America Reuter's Service. London, October 10. Following the report that Mr. Walter Stewart, a member of the New York firm of Case, Pomcroy and Company, had been appointed to represent the American Federal Reserve Board as Adviser to the Bank of England in the
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    516 13 Singapore, October 1. MEAT Beef, ateak (round) kati 50 Beef, .stew or curry kati 48 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (1st quality) kati 56 Mutton Indian lb. 70 Million Australian lb. 70 Fowl, kati 75 Capons (Locally reared), kati Hen» (Locally reared) kati 85 Ducks
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      441 14 PUBLIC NOTICES MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE Tenders are invited for the supply of:— (a) 1,000 tons of Asphalt suitable for painting macadam roads (b) 200 tons of Asphalt suitable for grouting macadam roads (c) 2,000 tons of Asphalt suitable for use in Sheet Asphalt paving. Delivered in 3 or 4 consignments
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      393 14 SITUATION VACANT WANTED —Junior Clerk iStraksborn youth leaving school preferred. Apply G. L. H. No. 27 Winchester House. WANTED —Two fully qualified Asiatic Surveyors—must be experienced men —Pay up to $150 per month, with free unfurnished quarters. Apply with full particulars to Superintending Civil Engineer, H. M. Naval Base, Singapore.
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      424 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar 77-79, Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang
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      526 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (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 £1,545,666 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J.
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      398 14 INSURANCE 'fHtl soIITH \ll'- BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: Ist Floor, 62 3. Chulia Street, SINGAPORE. Thone 4573. BRANCH: 44, Strand
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      379 15 SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES ated in England.) n CARGO IRVICES. \M) ORIENTAL STEAM PENIN 7 ON CO LONDON AND FAR EAST M AIL SERVICE t with His Majesty's 1 .eminent.) ol I? \KI>S from LONDON I hina Japan Due Tonnage Singapore 1927 5,318 Oct 17 16,500 Oct 21
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      549 15 STEAMER SAILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore. Soerabaia Bandjermasin. SJS. HOCK SENG Due Oct. 16th. Sailing Oct. 19th 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. 'Phone 3373 562. i
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      587 15 STEAMER SAILINGS Norddeut- Lloyd (Incorporated in Germany.) The undernoted are th? Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS FOR HONG HONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. DESSAU due Spore Nov 4 FOR MANILA JAPAN AND VLADIVOSTOCK. BERENGAR due Spore Oct 25 FOR MANILA, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND NORTH CHINA PORTS. FULDA due Spore Oct 13
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