Malaya Tribune, 28 November 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune T«L XV No. 279 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, November 28, 1928.
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      81 1 U prON'S CEYLON TEA. f OU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. yolu 2P>JMT LKSS AT f I TO-DAY'S ASTOUNDING OFFER British Brand New Iron Combination S Ffffeel WHA Springs Sl2e; 3 #eef 6 Inches f also 4 Detachable |H J wide. I Curtain Poles. 6 #eC 6 Snches long fl Price
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      10 1 "FLORODOR" Washing Suitings j/ or Tropical Wear HIGH STREET Singapore.
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    London Letter.
    2194 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, November 1. fHREF LESSER.LIGHTS DISAPPEAR. By a sad chance three minor Parliamentary lights have all been extinguished within a short time of one another. The year has sen the death, through illness, of Mr. W. R. Pringle, and Mr. J. M. Hogg-, while
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      522 2 L- 'Myr&oye/r' Br CUSa&tlM^ ba. A c II^iBTIBHIIfS WE PUBLISH BELOW LIST OF RADIO COMPONENTS WHICH ARE JUST UNPACKED. Orders will be executed only with remittance attached subject to being unsold. LIST NO. t (A.) Amplifiers, 2 stage, without valves. $95.00 Accumulator 100 amp. x 6 volt, without acid. $49.00
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      283 2 When Beauty and Charm Reveal Themselves Many women look with envy at the marvel of their sex who spends her early morning out of doors ndng, swimming or walking; changes for an energetic game of enms; changes again for her morning shopping, which she does efficiently and wdl; appears at
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      179 3 YOU WILL HAVE f f/ TO GET UP PRETTY EARLY I I TO FIND A BETTER BRAND I PHOENIX Aerated Waters. j 'PHONE 3463. Men marvel at the action of the genuine Gillette A single sure, diagonal stroke and the bear J is off, l^^V^Pl clean, smooth, close. No shaving
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      233 3 I frjl TH,S BOTTLE] 1 f JlW\\ 0N ,TS //Mil side y/^ll) ft I UpJ Weakness and II Depression s JUL I 1 vanish V,lae. jl 'usv> 1 iK ,f I banished by r 7 Halls Wine As soon as you start taking HalTs Wine you begin to feel stronger.
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    Correspondence.
    81 4 [Our readers are invited td write to ns on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief a3 possible, and preferably typewritten. Pen-names may be used, but the names and addresses of
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    Editorial Responsibility.
    256 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —A very interesting and amusing controversy has arisen between two wellknown local Chinese dailies as to the suitability of adopting the following heading appearing in English newspapers over the caption of "Letters to the Editor" "This paper does not necessarily endorse or
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    Morality in Singapore.
    308 4 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —In the course of a few months, Sir John Jackson will be well established in Singapore, for the work for which he bas contracted. In this connection we are also informed that there will be a* influx of European workmen, for
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      316 4 f Race Photos i I I! Can be obtained from f A. P. S. STUDIO j (AMATEUR PHOTO STORE). I I* MEYER'S MANSIONS (OPPOSITE CATHEDRAL) 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. 'Phone 550. 1 I What Is the Wafer I I Camera jjj It is the Lightest camera in the world
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      138 4 What Your Eyes Tell. Clear bright eyes indicate good health. Eyes that are dull, yellowish, heavy, and that cannot keep wide awake and alert during the working hours of the day, indicate liver torpidity, imperfect digestion, bowel laziness, or other conditions of illhealth. To gently stimulate the liver, to aid
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      277 4 ["His Master's Voice"! 1 New October Issues. I NEW DANCE RECORDS. JACK HYLTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. ***** *Blue bird, sine me a song P ♦Tokio r ttX B AMBROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3 AT THE MAY FAIR HOTK! s r>ov I ***** Nicolette 6 •Low Down w B w-Trot 3
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      502 5 I zJVLadge J I 59, SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE., We have just received a* large variety of W '1 BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED; DOLLS, {of all. sizes,£l jjj I Prices ranging from 25 cts. $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50,[53.25, $3.75, S 1 $6.75, $10.50, $11.50, $15.00 to $25.00.J B rHRiSTMAS TREE DECORATIONS. I
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      598 5 You Can't Afford j I to lose the opportunity: jjj Many times has this phrase been used—and abused, but jjj X you must admit, on investigation, that this is one case that Dj (Jj really deserves the phrase. The investment is made so that Dj j}J every one can participate.
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      342 6 PAVILION I -y.ss*M<L THONE 903 I I |FROM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SWJTOMONDAY, DECEMBER At 9.15. p.m. sharp. <> a* 1 THE CHINGAY PROCESSION PENANG. 9 1 The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. j MARIE PREVOST jj S AND g I HARRISON FORD S IN gj "THE RUSH HOUR." I g IN THE FIRST
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      158 6 Amusements. 1 ALHAMBRA I THONE 909 I I (TAN CHENG KEE Co- Ltd, Proprietors) I Season Commencing November 28. X IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. SHARP. S I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. Metropolis UFA Super Production j a jjj A Unique Masterpiece of the Screen—Totally different from anything
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      158 6 SURINA THEATRP North Bridge Road. THE BIG ENTERTAINMENT is „H E From Wednesday, November m December 4 T,e »ty, NIGHTLY AT 9 pjj REGINALD DENNY jn This time appearing a- who can't pay his fine when bra °I WeaJai a judge, after participating agnt slander in a fight. Som, jL
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    126 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, November 28. fcj Wharf (Kntrance Gate 1). Barents 22; Kaiula 20. *«'n Wharf (Kntrance Gate 3). Bulan and Khvber 18; Kistna 14; Pres. Garfield 11; Calypso 6. Empire Deck (Kntrance Gate 3). •umatra Maru 30; Elephanta 32; Toku«ima Mai
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    69 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for J IIH -v, day is R s 154 equal f payment of Money $io(i 1 and Ce y lon is Rs- *M of the Y.M-C.A. are reminded that the school will commence hat applications for sent in on or before who have
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    Correspondence.
    81 7 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief as possible, and preferably typewritten. Pen-names may be used, but the names and addresses of
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    Sino-Japanese Relations.
    691 7 (To the Editor "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—In the article "Who Suffers Moft from Boycotts?" by .Yunosuke Yasukawa, managing director of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, which appeared in your paper of the 23rd inst., it is quite clear that the Japanese writer tried his very best tc convince the outside
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    83 7 The M.M. "Paul Lecat" is due here from Saigon to-moriow, at 7 a.m and will probably sail on the same day at 3 p m. for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles. She will berth at the wharves. The O.S.K. mail and passenger vessel, the "Santos Maru," is
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    123 7 Straits shipments for the first half of November, so far as we can judge, say Messrs. Charles Bradburne and Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, in their weekly report, referring to rubber, are between 35,000 and 40,000 tons, a figure somewhat under that which it was feared would be announced, but at
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1618 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Singapore, November 28. Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $334 Buyer* Seller* Rice, Siam 2 $315 Mixed Black Pepper 65 00 Rice, S.am 3 $306 f Sundried Copra 10.25 Rice, Saigon 1 $280 Mixed Copra 10.05 Rice, Saigon 2 $268 Kayone Copra Rice, Saigon 3 $258 Small
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    Food Profiteers.
    623 7 PENANG PIG-REARERS EXPLOITED. Need for Malayan Controller. The present prices charged for bread and pork are {says the "Straits Echo," in. an editorial headed "Is it Profiteering?) matters that require investigation by the Municipal authorities. Although a "ring," or trust, lormed by sellers in pigs and pork has
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      161 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET —Five houses at Dublin Road, Tanglin. Expensively built, and of the latest style. Suitable for family residence. Apply Kwong Woh Cheong, 196, South Bridge Road. UNIVERSAL TAILORING COMPANY. 567, SERANGOON ROAD. Christmas and New Year is approaching, and you want some clothes for these Festivals. Why
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      554 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—A Junior Shorthand Typist. Apply with copies of testimonials to Box 765, c/o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE—Seven-seater touring car, Italian make, excellent condition, $350 cr near offer. Apply Box No. 764, c/<» Malaya Tribune. i FOR SALE—Manufacturers' samples to be cleared at very cheap prices: Toy*. Statuettes, Perfumes,
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      439 7 DIARY. To-day, November 28. Hi is a.m., 11-30 p.m. fl!* h T i v. Boustead Borneo Co., Snorts meeting, S.C.C. 5.15 p.m. j/0 Y«* r j,,hore Malays v. Singapore MSL« Stadi«m Tomorrow, November 29. j, 11' 54 a.m. 0 rM cloaat. Hoi 11 1 mail closes. 1 M v. R.A.M
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      80 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) For the 24 hours ending midnight, November 27. deg. Maximum shade temperature 89.1 F. Minimum shade temperature 75.5 F. Mean shade temperature 81 F. Maximum sun radiation 155 F. Minimum grass radiation 72 F. Sea temperature (maximum) 82
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    46 8 Births. Marriages and Deaths. ACS NOW LEDGMENT. Mr. Chua Ah Kow and family thank their relatives arid friends who so kindly attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Chua Tye Nam on November 26, 1928, and those who sent wreaths, letters of condolence, etc.
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    RUBBER FREIGHTS.
    791 8 We heard the other day that one of the biggest dealers in Singapore expects rubber to go down to sd. a pound next year. It would need a very cheap producer to show a profit with that London price—freight included. We hope and think that this particular dealer
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    1096 8 On the occasion of the marriage of his fourth daughter to Mr. Lim Soon Chin, brother of Dr. S. K. Lim, Mr. Chia Soon Kirn entertained a large gathering of about 3CO guests on Wednesday and Thursday last. On both dsys his own Minstrel Party provided excellent music. As announced
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    634 8 Mr. G. P. Bradnev 4 F. M.S., ha. recently return**^Jj^ Garrison Orders not Lieut. F. Deardcn, 1 from October 27. ar,^ Leave of absence f< r has been granted to Mr. X "J* Peri* G. L. Ham and Mr w, l«m Civil Servce. Mr. C. W. Dawson.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    47 8 From Australia bj Singapore noon t -d From China and Ja due at Singapore at 6 j From Indo-China at Singapore at 7 a s- From China and Ja] Maru due at Singapore From Europe, (Loi November 8) by s.s. M at 6 a.m. to-morrow.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    32 8 Latest Quota! >" RUBBER. London: —8^*d. New York:—17 7 s cents Singapore:—29 1 ,.i-29 1 TIN. r London:—Spot £239 3 months £236 (up 12s 1 1(j) i Singapore:—$118.50. 1 1
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      298 8 BOBINSON S CO., ITB, I .FOR I I FURNISHING FABRICS I I llPM'^f 1 We have Special New I I f T j jj Stocks for Christmas I|| jfjlll and New Year Reno-I 1 1 ~TI ~3llJ| vat i° ns including Car- I 11 If" TjoMU pets and Fadeless I
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      161 8 JUST UNPACKED Foochow Lacquer Wares. COMPRISING: Book Racks Finger Bowls Tray in Sets Flower Vases Card Cases and small Trays for Pens Ac, &c. Suitable tor X mas Presents. NAMSENS 54, HIGH STREET. STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS IN SETS OR SINGLY Compasses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc. Sole Agents for W.
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    BETTER NEWS OF THE KING.
    522 9 jut Prince Decides to Return. rRI ISKK PLACED AT HIS 1 DISPOSAL. Reuter's Service. *a of His Majesty the 1* *J .h, s making definite prolisf rature has fallen and ft ,lc to get some sleep, he ha „f danger and anxiety |rw" lt the
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    A FAVOURABLE SIGN.
    322 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, November 27, noon, more fav urable nature of this mornwill create wide satisfaction. ni.e there has been the opinion of unme('' a "thorities that there is n K unusual or alarming in the immedi- k' n Ks illnege, as recorded 013 e ti'
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    House of Commons.
    146 9 BRITAIN SHOWS FAITH IN DISARMAMENT. The Reparations Committee. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Rugby, November 28. Mr. Bridgeman, First Lord of the Admiralty, replying to a question in the House of Commons, gave the personnel of the navies of the big Powers in July 1914 and in
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    MR. CHURCHILL CAUTIOUS.
    117 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, November 28. Mr. Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the Exchequer, was questioned regarding she composition of the proposed Committee on Reparations. He replied that the personnel and terms of reference of the Committee had not been settled and accordingly he was not in a
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    A GERMAN VIEW.
    52 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, November 27. Contrary to Paris reports Germany insists upon a Geneva understanding whereby the six Powers select their own experts who will act independently on the Reparations Commission. The Berlin press says that Germany has been asked to take the initiative in inviting
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    CHINESE TARIFF SCHEME.
    200 9 Lancashire Traders Ready to Face Increases. Reuter's Service. London, November 27. A circular despatched to the Far East Section of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, regaiding the Chinese tariff proposals, has been received from the British Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai. The "Manchester Guardian," commenting on it, says
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    NEW ZEALAND ELECTION.
    68 9 Government Loses Many Seats. Reuter's Service. Wellington, November 27. The final state of the Parties at the Election is:—Reform Party (Government) 29; Sir Joseph Ward's United Party 27; Labour 19; Independents 5. Three Independents are pledged to support Sir Joseph Ward. The state of the Parties at
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    FLIGHT ENDED.
    51 9 Captain Hurley Injured and 'Plane Damaged. Reuter's Service. Athens, November 27. Capt. Hurley, pilot of the "Spirit of Australia," which made a forced landing, has been taken to hospital with a wound on his head. The aeroplane ir, very badly damaged and will be unable to continue the
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    AIR MAILS STOPPED.
    46 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, November 28. The Postmaster-General announces that, owing to the suspension of certain connecting air services abroad, letter air mail services* to Denmark. Sweden and Norway, and air parcel services to Denmark and Sweden, have been suspended until further notice.
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    To-day's Features.
    15 9 LONDON LETTER, on pages 2 and 3. MALAYANS AT HOME, on page 11.
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    Naval Power.
    102 9 AMERICAN INVITATION TO BRITAIN. A Conference in Canada. Reuter's Service. Washington, November 28. Mr. Britten, Chairman of ihe Naval Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, has cabled to Mr. Baldwin, the British Premier, suggesting that a joint meeting of a committee composed of British M.P.'s and the
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    DEATH-ROLL OF GALE.
    108 9 Serious Floods—Villages Under Water. Reuter's Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Amsterdam, November 27. The death-roll in Holland from the weekend gal* l was 58, of whom 32 were aboard the Italian steamer Salento which grounded near Zondvoort. Ghent, November 27. Floods are serious around Termonde, and the villages
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    CANADIAN WORKERS.
    86 9 Flooding Over Boundary Into U.S.A. Reuter's Service. New Orleans, November 27. The report of the committee at the Convention of the American Federation of Labour advocates the extension of the Quota Immigration System to Latin America, the West Indies, the Philippines and Canada. A motion was adopted, at
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    PRINCE GEORGE.
    53 9 Rumours of Illness Denied. Reuter's Service. Rugby, November 28. The Admiralty announces that the Command r in charge of the America and West Indies station reports that the rumours appearing in the press as to the illness of Pr nee Georg,- arc entirely incorrect. His Royal Highness is
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    MR. HOOVER'S TOUR.
    125 9 Reuter's Service. La Union (Salvador), November 27. Mr. Hoover received distinguished attention on his arrival. Replying to an address at Amapala he declared that he was touring Central and South America to learn more of the comhion problems of the W r estern hemisphere so that he
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    UNEMPLOYED AT HOME.
    38 9 An Increase on Last Week. British Official Wireless. Rugby, November 28. The latest returns show the number of unemployed a- 1,364,400, being 16,242 more than a week before and 238,146 more than a year ago.
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    COFFEE CROP RUINED.
    52 9 Reuter's Service. Panama, November 27. The coffee crop of Cartago Province, Costa Rica, which fetches good prices in the London and Hamburg markets, where it is used for blending, has been ruined by a storm which stripped the trees. The Government probably will have to re-esta-blish small
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    GERMANY BUYS GOLD.
    27 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. London, November 27. Germany has bought £383,000 in gold bars. The Financial News criticizes the Reichsbank policy and advocates loan restriction.
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    SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA.
    370 9 A Chance for Radio Operators IS LIFEBOAT SERVICE GOOD ENOUGH? British Official Wireless. Rugby, November 28. Sir Robert Thomas (Liberal) asked the President of the Board of Trade in the House of Commons whether, with a view to affording wireless operators on board ships a
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    DUTCH WANT SECRECY.
    90 9 Japan Demands Full Figures of World Trade. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Geneva, November 28. At the Geneva Conference on economic statistics f he Dutch asked for the exclusion of production figures in the Dutch Indies on the ground that publicity would harm industry there. The debate revealed the
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    HUGE STOCK ISSUE.
    107 9 Largest Bank in America. Reuter's Service. New York, November 28. The Directors of the National City Bank have recommended to stock holders a fifty m llion do lar stock issue, ten million dollars of which will be used to ircrease the capital from ninety million to a
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    ZEPPELIN TO FLY TO NORTH POLE.
    62 9 Reuter's Service. Berlin, November 27. Dr. Eckener and Dr Nansen conferred with the Ministry of Transport and decided that a Graf Zeppeiin <hould fly over the North Pole for scientific purposes in 1930, funds to be provided by the Aero Arctic Bociety. Dr. Nansen
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    158 9 Despite prosecutions in the past, the motor-horn nuisance has in no measure been abated in Kuala Lumpur but rather (says the "Malay Mail") becomes worse every day. The law which forbids the use of mechanical or electric horns within a prescribed area might never exist for all the obedience which
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    799 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. CHINESE BEAT THE WELCH. i Soldiers Field Weak Attack on 1 First Appearance. (By "Reynard.'*) Readers of the "Malaya Tribune" will -welcome the return of "Reynard. 1 ne joint efforts of "Echo" and "Reynard were a feature of this page a few years ago. "Reynard" resumes,
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    COMMENTS ON THE PLAY.
    454 10 The Regiment's Promise. (By "Echo.") First I want to pay a tribute to both teams for their thoroughly sportsmanlike play. It was the cleanest match I have seen for a long time, with never a single instance-of roughness or unfairness, such free-kicks as there were being
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    WHY SCOTS SUCCEED IN INTERNATIONAL GAMES.
    270 10 Back to Their Own Style. An interesting explanation of why Scotland is so successful in international football is g yen by Ivan sharpe in the "Athleti" News:" ''Scotland, though adopting the pi'omotion and relegation system and sending half her stars to play in the
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    Mr. Lornie Honoured.
    46 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 27. The sporting pub! c of Kuala Lumnur entertained the British Resident and Mrs. Lpmie ar an At Home yesterday at the V.M.C.A. Mr. Bradney tributed Mr. Lomie's interest in spoits, especially football. Mr. Lome replied.
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    Merrilads v. St. Joseph's O.B.A.
    69 10 The Merrilads will to morrow meet the St. Joseph's Old Boys' Association on the latter's ground. The following will represent the Merrilads:—Koh Chim Yeat, Tan Tian Peng, Tan Chwee Tiong. Kam Gim Lock, Tan Chwee Teck, Yeo Chiang Bock, Tan Seng Kay, Mah Soh, Tan
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    Harbour Board v. Seletar.
    56 10 The following will represent the S. H. Board against the Seletar Wireless Station XI. in a friendly match on the Junior Service Club's ground to-day at 5 p.m. Samat, Kassim and F. Monteiro; J. Jermiah, Rajaloo and Rajoo; J. Baugh, Hamid, W. H. Lait, Ah Foo
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    J.C.S.A. League.
    47 10 The "E"' team (captained by Wee Teck Soon) will meet the "D" team (captained by Won? Quek Boon) to-morrow in the Junior Civil Service Association league. Mr. J. S. Silvadurai will referee. Yesterday the "G" team beat the "H* team by 4 goals to 2.
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    Nilai Club v. N. S. Indians.
    85 10 HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, November 26. A fast and exciting game in the Nilai Club Padang ended in the sharing of two goals between the Club and the Indians in their second encounter. The game was a speedy one, there being no
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    M.C.C.—QUEENSLAND MATCH.
    72 10 Visitors Win by an Innings. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. Brisbane, November 27. The MC C. deieatcd Queensland by an inning and 17 runs. Queens.and scored 116 mns n the first innings, Freeman taking 5 wickets for 51 runs and White 4 for 20. The MC C. totalled 293, L:yland
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    More Details.
    150 10 (Special telegram, by arrangement with The Singapore Free Press. Sydney, November 27. There was again a large attendance at Brisbane to-day to witness what was the final day's play in the match between the M.C.C. and Queensland. According to expectations, the tourists proved far superior to the State
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    Volunteers v. United Services.
    200 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. A number of members of the Welch Regiment will make their debut in local rugger when the United Services meet the Volunteers on the Padang on Saturday. The Volunteers will be represented by: Pte. Gilmour (C. Coy.); 2nd. Lieut. Goldmi n (A "MG" Co.),
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    United Services "A" v. South Johore.
    73 10 The following have been selected to represent the United Services "A"' v. South Johore at Johore Bahru to-day, all 2nd. Bn. The Welch Regt. cxc pt where otherwise stated. IdLs. R.C.S.; LCpl. Merrifklu R.A.S.C.; L. Cpl. Roberts. Pte. Williams, Pte. Mitchell; Sgm. Pearson, R.C.S.,
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    Singapore Championship.
    90 10 BILLIARDS. The tie in the Singapore championship tournament between Tan Boon Poh (Straits Chinese Recreation Club) and J. Chong Weng (Bendemeer Athletic Club) was played yesterday at the Padmore Billiard Hall, VktOtia Street, before a large attendance. The match was 300 up and Tan Boon Poh ran out
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    J.C.S.A. Championship.
    44 10 The match arranged for Sunday, in the Junior Civil Sei-vice Ar<sociation championship, between Woon Chow Tat and A. J. Varella will not take place, Varella having given a. walk-over. S. A. Karim will meet N. M. Sulaiman on Sunday at 3 p.m.
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    G.G.C. Navy Cup.
    64 10 GOLF. The final of the Garrison Golf Club NavyCup competition was played on Monday, and resulted in a win for R.A.M.C.. L.-Col. J. D. Richmond and Captain W. C. MacKinnon after a very close match that was taken to the 20th. green. The runners up were the
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    Penang Motor Trial.
    122 10 OPEN TO THE WHOLE OF MALAYA. Good Prizes Offered. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November "Li. The "Pinang Gazette announces to-day the holding of a -econd $2,000 motor reliability trial which will be open to the whole of Malaya sometime in January next. The last event, which
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    BOXING SENSATION.
    200 10 Competitor Changed With Manslaughter. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, November 27. A Siamese boxing tournament in the catch-as-catch-can style organised by Phya Devhastin has r. suited in the death from injuries received of an upcountry comnetitor. His opponent is being prosecuted by the police on a charge of
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    119 10 Surma Theatre. "Good Morninn- Judge"' is the big attraction at Surma Theatre to-night. It is a Reginald Denny feature and is hi- best 10 far. It tops "Skinnei's Dress Suit," "On Your Toes" and others of the star's popular comedy hits. The handsome Denny is seen at his
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    492 10 Although final results are not yet to hand it appears that the Muar collection for the Poppy Day Fund will not fall far short of the record li>27 total of $3,200. A Madras message states that the Select Committee on the Bill for the suppression of brothels and immoral traffic
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    The Local "Reds."
    106 10 EXCELLENT WORK OF DETECTIVES. European's Boy Arrested. Tn June las:: the Criminal Investigation Department i.sued a notice publishing the names of fourteen notorious Communists •n Singapore, offering a reward of $200 for the capture of any o the wanted men, who are believed to be the "bra
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    FLOODS IN SINGAPORE.
    167 10 Questions for Municipal Meeting. At next Friday's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, Dr. K. X Pathy will ask: What are the causes that contribute to the flood ng of Orchard Road and the Somerset Road-Grange Road area? Will the Deputy President plca.se say if the flooding above
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    CART DRIVER KILLED.
    107 10 Chinese Crushed by Falling Cases of Bĕer. A distressing accident occurred in town itcent .y, when the shaft of a bullock-cart laden with cases of beer snapped at a point near the driver's feet. The unfortunate man, a Chinese, was thrown forward and a moment later several
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    Alleged Big Swindle.
    191 10 CHINESE WOMEN CHEATED OF $30,000. Hard-Earned Savings. The Central Police Station was crowded with excited Chinese women yesterday afternoon, seeking vengeance on a Hokien named Yap Tak Kong. It is alleged that he chtated reveral women of a very large sum of money, and that his has
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    253 10 It is reported that a tiger has been seen in the jungle in the Pa ir Panjang district Tha spoor indicates that it is a very large bast. Local huntsmen are trae*ur*g it. A pictur? of the recent >ptctacular procession in Penang is being shown at the Pavilion and is
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    The Flying Boats.
    253 10 RETURN TO SIN(; m)11 delayed. T I 1« T lyphoon Warning SAFE ARRIVAL IN H() X( K(JN( (From Our Own Correspondent," Bangkok, Xovoml* r •>- Flight Commander Cave-1 r wired to the British Legatid; r 'I Kong that the flying boat m n? here on November 30,
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    168 10 (By courtesy of the Kichi-Nichi Shimbunsha.) Tokyo, November 2$. LEADING BUSINESS MAN DEAD. The death is announced of Mr. Juntaro Yamaoka, President of the Nippon Electric Power Co., and director of four big companies, including the O.S.K. THE FIRST EM PRESS-FLAG. The first appearance of the EmpressFlag will
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    EXCHANGES.
    50 10 British Official Wireless. London, November -V P ar is 124-^ New York Brussels 4" v Geneva 25.1# Amsterdam HOr» Milan »255 Berlin Stockholm Copenhagen Oslo Vienna Pra^,u» Helsingfors Madrid Lisbcn Athens "Vj? Bucharest Rio 5 29 V Buenos Bombay Shanghai Honjr Kong 4 Yokohama Silver, spot 26 5 for\
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    134 10 The F.M.S. Chamber untitled lated to its member- ;i "Correspondence and Subject of Premium a This question, says Mr in the Foreword, hamuch discussion with G the current year, ft i importance to the n I upon'which member? be well informed. The lated separately in fact that the next V
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      66 10 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for December 2: Friday, November 30. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band Practice. Saturday, December 1. 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, Malay Coy. Casuals, Musketry Classification. 2.30 p.m.—Farrer Range, Units S. V. C, Bromhead Matthew's Shield Competition. Sunday, December 2. 7.30
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    Malayans at Home.
    712 11 tH k governor AT THE th U! .M. LUNCHEON. |ort Publicity for Malaya. w th. "Malaya Tri brae"—from Harry Kemis.) London, November 1. oil accounts which reach me, Sir Clifford ha> had his time pretty fully during the short period of his visit <ttP !e d n
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    290 11 New Novels Now Available. The following novels have been added to Raffles Library during the past fortnight:— Ayres (Ruby M.). The Family. Bareynska (Countess) Milly Comes to Town. Barringer (Leslie). Jeris of the Rock. Barrington (E.). The Empress of Hearts. Beeding (F.). The Six Proud Walkers. Begbie (Harold).
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    31 11 Orders for week ending Sunday December 2: To-morrow, November 29.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, December I,—Swimming Cup, V.M.C.A. Pool, 2.30 p.m. Association Parade, Raffles Institution, 3.45 p.m.
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      40 11 p 1 PRIME FRESH BEEF AND LAMB I I i 1 |.i|lMlilllllllll!l!lIlllilll!llliHllTllllllllltllllllllllH"lll«»'«"« ~,11," i You may be disappointed j if yon don't j PHONE I 3500 < I I IIIIU|!IIMMll!lllillllllllllllllll«IWI«Mi«l«»«"»l»IWII*«l'H«»«" f, The FRESH FOOD and Refrigerating Co., Ltd. 233-5, Orchard Road.
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      299 11 JTO-NI6HT I WEDNESDAY, NOVEiBEH 2fc TO-NIGHT! NEW WORLD SHOW VARIED ATTRACTIONS. t THE CITY OPERA PRESENTS AN ALL STAR CASTE IN A highly Comical Arabian Play—Supported by specially selected M Vaudeville Extra, Tupm/' N. B.—Very Strong Programmes for few nights only. The Company will be leaving for Penang shortly under
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      185 11 QUALITY should be your first con- 8 sideration. PRICE your second. Both will be right, if you ask for:— 1 RED LABEL J H Sole Agents: I JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. X (Incorporated in England.) S ffi SINGAPORE, PENANG AND KUALA LUMPUR. S ISrIS2S2SZSES2SZSESZS2Sr3HSZS2SESE£HSZS^ BRITISH LAGER BEER I j TROPICAL
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      547 12 Amusement s. v a FOR THREE NIGHTS E B g From Monday, November 26. g C g AN ALL-FOX THREE FEATURE PROGRAMME ffl I AT THE I l GEYLANG 1 X (CLOSE TO JOO CHI AT ROAD CORNER) g jj 3 IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. gj C
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      165 12 1 To-night! ALHAMBRA To-night! 1 I g I~'' D THE PICTURE BEYOND DESCRIPTION! IT MUST BE SEEN jc Produced by Europe's Master Producer FRITZ LANG of M SIEGFRIED" fame. jj 1 A PRIVILEGE TO THE PUBLIC. I NO INCREASE IN PRICES—Owing to the unique nature of this extraordinary Master Production
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      441 12 AUCTION SALE oT~ Valuable teak and meranti H*. furniture. Xc To be held at No. 4, St. Thomas Walk off ft Valley Road R,v ON FRIDAY, NOV. 30. AT Now on vitu CHEONG KOON Sl t CQ Singapore, November 2»;, Ugg U n er AUCTION SALE op^ The Outstanding Debts
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      512 13 Y\ kM Robert Hudson, Ltd. I r^^ M l|'ll|!|l|P BUY BRITISH MADE WAGONS g tßßk* u|/ I* s experience that counts in ffl wagon-building. Messrs. Robert H Hudson Ltd. have been making H mßST •wfSKmlwjjflWnm wagons for over sixty years and j{] !Vp PmL their wagons have been used for
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      202 13 Woe Perfect Mealtime Drink —Instant Postum is really a food DELICIOUS-and with a mellow, sweet aroma —Instant Postum is a cheering, refreshing drink, served hot at mealtime. Healthful, too! Made only of the best wholesome grain, skillfully blended and scientifically roasted, it can be prepared in an instant. If you
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      450 13 I Sole Agents: jjj SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) ft Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. "NATIONAL" NIGHT LIGHT Suitable for 230 volt A.C. and D.C. Burns 10 hours for V 2 cent. National Electric Co., Ltd. 2, Raffles Place. gf^a «iijiii.j»iCTagg^^ 9 "EASTERN FOAM" is
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      458 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. MUSLIM COMMUNITY POPPY DAY FUND. A Football team from South Johore Association Football will meet the Singapore Malays at 5 p.m., on Wednesday, November 28, 1928, at the Stadium, in aid of the above Fund. NOTICE. NEW YEAR SPORTS, 1929. A Public Meeting will be held in
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      227 14 SITUATION WANTED. WANTED—PART-TIME WORK—AC-COUNTANT-SECRETARY—London Diploma Holder—willing to write up and check accounts, and prepare Final Accounts —2 p.m. to 8 p.m.—charges moderate —particulars from Box No. 746, c/o Malaya Tribune. TO LET. TO LET —Terrace houses Nos. 6 and 9 Chapel Road. Water laid on. Immediate entry. Apply to Rahamin
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      507 14 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 181, Jcnker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Dir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9,
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      490 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 an J Rest £1,684,846 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, LoHuuii, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J.
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      167 14 INSURANCE. THE nfijfi SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT A MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Established 1907. HEAD OFFICE: 58, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. Paid-up Capital f2,000,000
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      469 14 INSURANT THE ASSURANCE CORcoaSS. LIMITED. (Incorporated i„ t h. S j.| HEAD OFFICE: SlMn>. M B. of No. 3. :u& Singapore. 'Paone No«. 3046 and 3047. BOARD OF DiR ECTORa See Teong Wah, (Chairman). (Vice Chairman) Ong Soon Tee, Esq Koh San Hin, Esq Seah Eng Lim, FVow Ngan Pan,
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      430 15 Steamer sailings p. &0. BRITISH INDIA A PCAR N LIN^. ,T«.orWated in England.) iTI p\sSENGER CARGO UL SERVICES. \\D ORIENTAL STEAM CO, LONDON AND > aV, r eaVt MAIL SERVlCErwract with His Majesty's ONWARDS fro- LONDON For C hina Japan Tonnage Singapore 1928 1,000 D«c 1 gintus Dec 1 tresis
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      550 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG -AMERKA LINIE OtiitMh Hq fi lustrallHhe 1 J (Companies Incorporated In Germany) Passenger and Cargo Service*. OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA PORTS AND KOBE f Oldenburg Dec 4 f Saarland Dec 15 t Emil Kirdorf Dec 27 Havelland j an 14 HOMEWARDS. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN.
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      747 15 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG (direct express service—lift hours) JTiursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" BELAWAN (via Penang) Thursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" PORT SWETTENHAM ft PENANG Monday 4 p.m. "KINTA" Wednesday 4 p.m. "IPOH" Saturday 4 p.m. "KLANG" PORT SWETTENHAM ft TELUK ANSON Friday 4 p m
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      480 15 I STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination D ne p w g Kitano Mara 8,000 M'seilles, London, A'werp T/dam Dec 6 7 Kamo Maru 8,000 M'aeilles, London, A'werp <s R dam Dec 2u 21 Katori Mara 10,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam Jan 3 4 Atsuta
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      441 16 1 SMALL GOODS. PORK S4£4iC£— P S These are made daily from the very best quality of I I Australian Pork and are excellent for Breakfast and also for I Tiffin, etc. i J BOLOGNA SAUSAGE g DA very desirable Luncheon dish and suitable for picnics, II etc. U 8
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      180 16 Just a touch of this velvety, invisible cream in the morning will keep your hair in place all day. Well-groomed j mrr everywhere are using it women, too, especially for bobbed hair. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPIOIM NO. 1 THERAPSON NO 2 THERAPION N0.3 No. 1 for Bladder Catarrh. No.
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      973 16 SINGAPORE BREWERY LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenanud is issuing a Prospectus dated the 23rd day of copy of which has been filed with the Registrar of < 2 a inviting subscriptions at par for 450,000 Ordinary >nipani es each. na^sof sl The
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