Malaya Tribune, 19 September 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XVI, No. 221 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapo.».: Thursday, Sept. 19, 1929.
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      215 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I "Ny Carlsberg Beer" j MANUFACTURED IN DENMAP 17 U IM Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs m 111 and Rest-Houses throughout I |l Straits Settlements and the JH- Malay States. fc| Sold by all First Class dealers I l smi Singapore. l\w*J Ilit
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1474 2 Assembly Misunderstanding Cleared. Quite unexpectedly, the opening day of the Assembly's Autumn session turned out to be most interesting. President Patel gave to the House the text of the correspondence with th? Viceroy, which cleared up all misunderstanding and also laid down an agreed formula regarding
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    MORAL DRESS CRUSADE IN ITALY.
    232 2 A Manila correspondent writes:- Then s at present much talk of the "moral Italian fashion" in dress, and the news paper* give illustrations of the models. Whether or not, in addition to seeing these fashions in the newspapers, we shall se them also in the
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    Rights of Chinese.
    856 3 STRONG AGITATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. Object Lesson to Oversea Indians. A Johannesburg correspondent writes; The small Chinese community in South Africa has been fighting vigorously against the iniquitous laws that affect their livelihood and, what is more, their self-respect as members of one of the greatest selfgoverning
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    43 3 Mr. E. N. Taylor, A.D.G Lower Perak, will l:. going Nl>me on leave In the hrst week ol nexl month and whilst at Nome he will sit lor the Bar Dcaminatlon lie has lust finished editing a book entitled The Customary ol ltembau
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    TIN DREDGING.
    2200 4 Past and Modern Tendencies. THE DORSET DREDGE. The following is the second part of an irterestin.tr lecture delivered by Mr. F. W. Payne at the Ipoh Club last week-end to a gathering of about 120 people, mostly mealben of the Malayan tin mining community Mr. T. R. A.
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    JEWELS OF THE EAST.
    684 5 Treasures of Some Maharajahs. Excitement has been caused among connoisseurs of precious stones by accounts which are coming of the magnificent collection of heirloom jewels and precious stones of the Sultans of Turkey that is probably to be sold in Paris, by order of the Dictator,
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    MYSTERIOUS DISEASE IN INDIA.
    234 5 Inexplicable Symptoms. A mysterious disease is engaging the attention of eminent medical men in Bombay. So far they have been baffled by it. Neither the causes nor the name are known and the authorities at the Haffkine Institute have been called in to help solve the
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    143 5 Mr. H. C. Ephraums. manager of Petaling Tin Mines, is leaving for Home shortly on retirement. As a mark of the respect and esteem in which he is held by his staff, he was presented on Saturday at a function given by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison with a silver cigarette
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      298 6 Amusements. I ALHAMBRA! I 'PHONE 6909 1 (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) 1 PROGRAMME DE LUXE I I WITH AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA AND SPECIAL MUSIC. c] Commencing Thursday, September 19 and I ending Tuesday. September 24. g IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. 3 1 THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS.
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      508 6 T»r 8NOHV or x,x«v, Xoetb Bridge Bo»,! l»bo„. >.,. from 5eptembes to 7uez«l2>. September 34 8rcO«0 l>, pgllie Lg«tlc unaSU»! trr«» comedy lull ol aoion /aNINllll I,Hlie H 8/sN8^tt^ Tommy puts <n ttro»b»r Z,l<>i u, plZys cop—be belps 2 ousglsr enter lalls otl 2 zlcvscraper— rccue:. s tbug lo sbool
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    338 7 Both Commodities Down. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London 10 3/16 d., down 'id. New York 20% cents (G), down M cent. Shares: —Quiet. Allenbys $2.35 —$2.45, Ayer Moleks $1.65 —$1.70. Ayer Panas $1.90 —$2, Bassetts 94 —98 cents, Balgownies $3.05
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    COTTON CONFERENCE.
    66 7 Reuter's Service. Barcelona, Sept. 18. The fourteenth International Cotton Congress opened at the Town Hall to-day. there being >00 delegates, including representatives of Great Britain, Egypt, India and Japan. Mr. Howarth (Great Britain) in a speech, save details on cotton growing in British colonies and said that in
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    MILLIARD DOLLAR TRUST.
    34 7 Reuter's Service. New York, Sept. 18. The Herald-Tribune" announces the formation of a milliard dollar trust styled the Marine Midland Corporation to acquire a controlling ownership of banks and trust companies.
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    73 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 O'CLOCK NOON, SEPT. 19. Bayers seller* R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 34% Standard R.S.S. on Tender September 34 34% October 3b 35 M» November 36 36 1 2 October December 36 36 M> January/March 37% Tone cf Market:— Stagnant.
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    PRODUCE.
    156 7 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 19. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $418 Rice, Siam 2 393 Rice. Siam 3 $379 Rice. Siam 4 53 62 Rice. Saigon A-l 355 Rice. Saigon 1 33 9 Rice, Saigon 2 330 R:c»,\ Saigon I 320 Rice. Rangoon 1 $294 Rice. Rangoon 2 290 Rice. Par
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    670 7 Lyall and Evatt's Report. Messrs Lyall and Evatt. Singapore, in their weekly .report dated Sept. 18, state: The weekly report again makes difficult writing, providing very little new to discuss either statistically on commodity markets or on individual share descriptions. The months July-September are generally regarded as
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    EXCHANGES.
    146 7 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] London, Sept. 18. Paris 123.855 New York 4.84 21/32 Brussels 34.88 Geneva 25.15 Amsterdam 12.08% Milan 92.675 Berlin 20.36 Stockholm 18.10 Copenhagen 18.205 Oslo 18.205 Vienna 34.43 Prague 163 7 k Helsingfors 192% Madrid 32.86 Lisbon 108.20 Uhens 575 Bucharest 817 H)0 5%
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    58 7 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, as agents, have received a telegram from the secretaries of Kamuning (Perak) Rubber and Tin Co., Ltd., stating that the directors have decided to recommend payment on Oct. 10 of a dividend of 12% per cent, for last financial year, with transfer to
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    Singapore Assizes.
    1318 7 SEVEN YEARS AND "CAT FOR ROBBER. Thief Who Tormented Woman. At the Singapore Assizes yesterday, Chua Siong Kang, charged with causing mischiel by fire, was sentenced by the Chief Justice (Sir Wm. Murison) to nine months'rigorous imprisonment. ln outlining the cas? for the prosecution, Mr. N. H. P.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    84 7 UNUSUAL PASSENGERS. Unntnal passengers to arrive at Liverpool from New York in the White Star i.i'er "Baltic" on Aug 5 were: One adult lion, nine sea-lions, four raccoons, and four gopheis. Mr. W. H. Rogers, who was in charge of the animals, said the Ken-lions were captured from
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    TO DEFEAT PIRATES.
    219 7 Chinese pirates, who for centuries have combined with typhoons to keep travel in the South China Sea from becoming boresome to mariners, will do well to steer clear of a new passenger vessel being built at Yokohama for a Japanese Shipowner for use in waters infested by
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    FISHING OWNERS FINED.
    50 7 In the Marine Court yesterelay, before ('apt. Freyberg R.N., two Chinese fishing stake owners were fined $25 each for maintaining their stakes in Seletar within the limits of the Naval Bas<> area. Notices for removal had been served >n defendants ■otnfl months ago. but they were ignored.
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    VESSEL AGROUND.
    104 7 The "Ursula Rkkmers" went aground this morning somewhere near St. John's island- There was probably no damage done as the vessel sailed away after she had been re-iloated. There was a delay of a lew hours only. The "Garbeta" la due from Hong Kong on .Monday. The "Anking"
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    ARRIVALS.
    158 7 "Kinta," Brit. 509 tons, Capt. Mackay, from T. Anson, 18-0; for T. Anson, 20-9- G. V. GOOD,* Dut. 665 tons. Capt. Romelingh, from Belawan-Deli, 18-9; for Batu Pahat, 20-9. "Malayan Prince," Brit- 3,656 tons, Capt. Uncles, from New York, 18-9; for Port Swettenham, Penang and U.S.A., 24-9. "Tai Fook
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    41 7 What is a coconut? Is it a fruit or a vegetable? We ask this question, because, on looking through the Market Price List, which is kindly supplied us. officially, we notice that coconuts are included under the heading of vegetables." M.M."
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    121 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore. Sept. 19. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Merkus E.E.E. Wharf; Kumsang 22: Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Morea 18; Circe 14; Klang 12; D'Artagnan 11; Indrapoera 9; Carnarvonshire 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Bengal Maru 30; Honolulu Maru 32; Moni
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 15« for $100
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      516 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT? BOARD AND LODGING —Comfortable roam, double and single, for married couple or bachelors. European food. Good locality. 7. Exeter Road, ofT Killiney Road. TO LET—Garden houses. Electricity and water services. Pour rooms at $35. Lorong 29. off Sims Avenue. Apply Chew Kee Tow, Sio»Lim Sawmill Co., Syed Alwi
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      477 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROT.OC.TCAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMEiH* MALAYA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. AT 9 A.M. Temperature. Rainfall Bright Mean Wind. Sunshine Force Stations- i yesterday.Yesterday. Humidity. Direc- Weather. Max. Min| No. of MRP. P p Ins. hours tion. i Kuala Lumpur 8q {70 ot 5 9 83 Calm Fine Singapore 88
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    DOMESTIC
    78 8 Births, Marriages and Death* BIRTH. ALSAGOPF—At 163-B. Palm Road (Siglap*. on Sept. 17, to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Alsagott. a son. Mother and child doini; well. DEATH. CHEW—Madam Chew Chye Luan, aged 69. beloved wife of Mr. Yeo Bian Chuan. passed away on Tuesday, the 17th inst.. at
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    HOUSING NEEDS.
    750 8 There is no ignoring the housing problem in Singapore. 1 ac needs ar» readily stated. They are for accommodation ol ail the accepted types suited to different classes of the population— compound bungalows, flats, terrace-houses, shop-houses, and tenements, of modern design and construction and with sanitary and other
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    174 8 Mi w r. Rigby at Ufa Government Monopolies M&liteea is away ori a short hnDdav. The Re* Brother James Vut.»r oi in. Chri.ttliiit Brother- Schools tia* b.-'u on a visit to Malacca. Mr H L ll'pliln i>. «tie Smuts Tllnea." proceids Home on leave by th< Moiea, Milling litis afternoon.
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    THE LAWSON-SIDNEY CO.
    191 8 "Interference." Almost unrelieved drama, such as that afforded by "Interference," the three-act play by Rowland Pertwee and HaroM Dearden, demands veiy skilful acting if .t is to hold aci audience. The audience at the- Victoria Theatre last evening were decidedly "held" by the Lawson-Sidney Company's performance of
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    ARMED ROBBERY.
    126 8 "Detectives' Smart Work. The inmates of No. 6-C. Lorong 30. Geylang, were surprised bv four Chinese raiders yesterday morning. The intruders suddenly burst into the house and, producing knives, threatened the occupants. After h?lpmg themselves to about $500 worth of jewellery end cash, the robbers decamped. A report
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    ASSAM FLOOD RELIEF FUND.
    104 8 Previously acknowledged $214. Mr. R. Jjmabhoy $51, Mr. Hahz Abdur Razak. Imam. Kampong Susu Mosque $15. Mrs. K. C. Ghosh. Mr. Nassarullah Serang and Mr. K. Sultan Ibrahim each $10, Messrs. P. A. Mohamed Sultan and Co., Messrs. Mohamed Sheriff Bros and Mr. E. S. Mohamed
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    A.D.C. TO PRODUCE PLAY.
    73 8 In the near f m ure. m understanu ihe Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee will produce a straight play and wjuld be glad to hear fu.m newcomers who have had any"cxparience of amateur dramatic work. All interested should write *o Mr. C. Heeler, hon. secretary. S.A.D.C.. c
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    45 8 From Holland by "Indrapoera." due Singapore at 11 a.m. to-day. From Europe (London mails despatched Aug. 29». ex P. and t O. "Kalyan'" will a.:rive by t a:n to-morrow night. Correspondendence will be ready for deliveiy to boxholders at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
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    345 8 Mr. H. Welliam formerly orhior of gevera M. oi |MUen leave- me i-i-M i l> the ••Moreu.' it is utateraftwd thai us tint returnhtg »o I his eounln Ift E V Da ties. M.A.. will dvlivr-r a lectin" on 'A Bensv of Hnmotrr tmd irt. Pauls in Lite"' «i Mi-
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    1040 8 ARCHDEACON S FAREWELL SERMON. The following is the moving farewei: s preached by the Venerabie Archdeacon s.. dell at evensong at the 1 Cathedral on Bunda When I was up it Oxtora. an o'd prk who used to talk to a group of us yom.; who
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    45 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:—10 1 4 d. New York:—20' 4 cents Singapore:—34', -34%, cents. TIN. London:—Spot £204 7s. Gd. (down 20s. Oc 3 months, buyers £208 2s. €d. (down 22 Gd.), sellers £208 5s. Od. (down 22s. 6d. Singapore:—$105.25. (175 tons sold.)
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    League Opposes Govt. Control of Opium. MOBILISATION.
    291 9 Russia's Reply to China MORE TROOPS MOVE UJ\ Change of Face After Almost Agreeing. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, Sept. 19. vvording to information emanating from Russians the Outer Mongolia Soviet I. minent has mobilised all males between 20 ;u)d 40 years old. and has
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    China Paying Up Loans.
    481 9 SALT REVENUE IMPROVED. Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] Shanghai, Sept. 18. A Finance Ministry statement says: "Instructions of the Nationalist Government of Sept. 26, 1928 for allocation to each salt revenue district of a fixed quota for service )f the salt loans, have been carried into md
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    $60,000 FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
    44 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, Sept. 18. Mr. Harry Blackmer, President of the Midwest Refining Company, who went abrcad to avoid appearing as a witness in the Sinclair all oil trials, has been fined in default $60,000 •'or contempt of court.
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    Value of Good Wife.
    876 9 ARCHDEACON AND MRS. SWINDELL. Farewell Presentations. There was a social gathering at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday when three presentations were made to Archdeacon F. G. Swindell and Mrs. Swindell, who are leaving for Home by the "Meonia" this week-end on retirement. The hall was artistically
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    POLISH TREATY WITH CHINA.
    78 9 First on Basis of Full Equality. Reuter's Service. Nanking, Sept. 18. A Sino-Polish treaty of industry, commerce and navigation was signed this afternoon. The text will not be published until it is aporoved by both Governments but it is understood the Polish Government agrees to relinquish
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    To-day's Features.
    16 9 INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 2. TIN DREDGING (Second Part), on page 4.
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    The "Talkie" War.
    152 9 BRITISH-GERMAN POOL FOR EMPIRE. Compromise with Americans? [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.l Bdrlin, Sept. 18. The Press expresses satisfaction at the agreement of the British Talking Pictures Ltd., and the German Tobis Klang Film Corporation under which both companies will pool Interests in the British Empire and mandated territories.
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    87 9 Invitations Not Yet Issued. Reuter's Service. Washington. Sept. 18. It is learned that Mr. Mac Donald will soon issue invitations to the United States. France. Japan and Italy to attend the five-power naval conference in January. [Reuters Service.] London, 'Sept. 18. It is officially stated in London that
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    A VEXING DIFFICULTY.
    57 9 Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service Washington. Sept. 19. The State Department states that there will be no joint invitations at present. The belief here is that th° submarine will furnish one of the most vexing questions of the conference, while note is taken of the complication if Italy
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    MR. HOOVERS RADIO SPEECH.
    76 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] New Ydrk. Sept. 19. Mr. Hoover, broadcasting from the Presidential study in the White House at Washington, described the disarmam.n! negotiation as "proposals which preserve our national defences yet relieve the backs of toilers from gigantic expenditures and the word from tht
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    MR. THOMAS SATISFIED.
    276 9 Success cf Canadian Tour. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.) Rugby. Sept. 18. Mr. J. H. Thomas. Minister of Employment, arrived at Liverpool to-day on his return from Canada. Interviewed be said "I am completely satisfied with the results of mv visit. I certainly hope, and feel
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    PREMIER GUEST OF KING.
    60 9 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. Sept. 18. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald motored to Sandringham to-day to visit the King. The Premier, who was accompanied by his daughter. Miss Ishbel Mac Donald, will stay overnight at Sandringham, returning to London to-morrow. The Prince of Wales
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    44 9 Such is the shortage of water that many people in Alor Star have to bathe in the muddy waters of the Sungei Kedah. and it is rumoured that some have to drink this filthy water, writes the Alor Star correspondent of the "Straits Echo."'
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    DRUG TRAFFIC.
    63 9 League s Change of Method. CONTROL ABANDONED. Limitation of Manufacture Substituted. Reuter's Service. Geneva, Sept. 18. An animated debate on the drug traffic, in the Fifth Committee, revealed a complete change of method of combating the traffic by the abandonment of Government control in favour of limitation of
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    ANTI-WAR CONVENTIONS.
    126 9 Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] Geneva, Sept. 18. The Third Committee lias adopted a resolution that the complete text of a financial aid convention for non-aggressor States be drafted for consideration not later than the Assembly of 1930. It was announced that representatives of Great Britain and the Dominions
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    MANDATES AND NLA VERY.
    137 9 Reuter's Service. IReuter'i Service.] Geneva, Sept. 18. The Sixth Committee has adopted the report on the work of the Mandates Commission with a resolution renewing an expression of confidence in the work of the Commission, expressing profound regret at the recent events in Palestine and complete
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    INDIA AND TARIFF HOLIDAY.
    82 9 Reuter's Service. I Renter's Service.) Geneva, Sept. 19. In the course of the discussion on the tariff holiday resolution of the Second Committee, spokesmen of the British Dominions emphasised that younger countries must be entitled to impose tariffs in order to protect growing industries. Sir Geoffrey
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    80 9 Passengers proceeding to Europe by the P. and O. Morea," sailing thus afternoon, include Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Willan and child. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Dailies. Mr. J. B. Wishart. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leonard, Mr. H. E. Faulkner. Mr. L. F. Tucker. Mr. F. G. Whitley.
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    226 9 Reuter's Service. Moscow. Sept. 18. The aeroplane "Land of Soviets" has arrived at Petropavlovsk. ready for a trans-Atlantic flight. [Renter's Service.] Moscow, Sept. 18. The Central Executive Committee of the Soviet Union dismissed from his position ViceCommissar of Finance, Frumkln, who lately was prominently identified with the
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    Sports & Pastimes: Singapore Soccer Players Censured. Japanese Rugby Team Coming. SINGAPORE CUP.
    420 10 Sports Pastimes: Singapore Soccer Players Censured. Japanese Rugby Team Coming. SINGAPORE CUP. S.C.F.A. II Beaten by the Welch. A PLUCKY RESISTANCE. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Although they were the losers by 3—0 the second eleven of the S.C.F.A. put up a gallant fight against the Welch at the Stadium yesterday in a
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    SEQUEL TO CUP MATCH INCIDENT.
    169 10 Robertson and Chinese Player Censured. Mr. :S. G. Hacker presided at the Disciplinary Board meeting held at the Stadium on Tuesday to decide the action to be take,n with regard to the incident that occurrqji; in the Cup match replay between the United Banks and
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    B.A.C. II v. F.S.A.
    48 10 The following will represent the Benderneer Athletic Club 11, against the Friendly Sporting Association to-morrow, on the Chinese ground: Peng Kiong; Kia Heng, Loo»Beng; Cheow Hin, Swee They, Choon Theng; Hong Toon, Hor Koon, Gim Poh, Sim Lim, Kia Fong. Referee,:—Mr. Goh Tee Chuan.
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    S.A.W.L.A.II v. S.J.I.
    56 10 The fMlowing will represent the second team of j! the Singapore Amateur Weightlifters' against the SJ.I. on the lattera ground to-day: Wee l£ng Siang; Baijar, Salim; Khiam Chuan, Kwek Boon. Ah mat Tahir; Mohamed Ali, Kirn Tian, Teng Moh, Omar Tahir, Cheong Fen. Reserves: Tan Buck Seah,
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    F.S.A. v. B.A.C. II.
    66 10 The following will represent the Friendly Sporting Association against the B.A.C. II tomorrow, oh the SC.F.A. ground: Yeo Tian Lye; Tan Tian Peng, Tan Vans Chuan; Koh Lye Hong, Yeow Cheng Hoe, Tan Chwee Teck; Tan Chim Bock. Yeo Tiang Chwee, Tan Chwee Teong. William Lim.
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    M.T.D. Beat S.J.I.
    48 10 Yesterday, on Balestier Plain, St JoseDh's the department. After a .very keenly contested struggte in which many Chances were missed he school were beaten 3—1, the home side the better marksmen. Kemat (2) Chia w netted ,or the Department and Ken Hock for the school.
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    HOME LEAGUES.
    67 10 Yesterdays Results. Reuter's Service. London, Sept. 18. Hrtac 'rogue matches played to-day TTtllUfll as follows:— ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Div. L BoHen W. 2. Middlesbrough 2. ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Div. 11. Bristol C. 2, Preston N. E. 2. ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Div. 11l (Southern). Bournemouth and B.A. 2. Crystal P. l. Exeter City 0, Torquay
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    REST BEAT CHAMPIONS.
    64 10 Curtain Falls on 1929 Season. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London, Sept. 18. The last first class match of the 1929 season was concluded at the Oval to-day when the Rest beat the Champion County by 8 runs. Scores: Rest of England: 399 (Woolley 106) and 282 Staples 4
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    Japanese XV Coming?
    98 10 EN ROUTE TO THE ANTIPODES. RUGBY FOOTBALL. According to the "South China Morning Post," a Japanese rugby football team Will shortly set out from Kobe on an extensive tour, embracing Hong Kong, Singapore, and Australia. If the rumoured project materialises, the tourists will receive a very warm
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    N.S. "All Blues'" Practice.
    125 10 The Negri Sembilan All Blues had their first ?>ractice match on the Station Padang on Tuesday. The Whites defeated th" Colours by 12 points (4 tries) to 10 points (2 goals). Anthony Rozario, Sim Lian Heng. Lim Cheah Aik and James D. Weller scored tries for
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    Singapore Championship.
    85 10 BADMINTON. The entries for the Singapore Singles Badminton Championship Tournamenr will close on the 30th inst.. and the drawing for the various ties will take place in the premises of the Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association, 331, North Bridge Road, at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. Oct. 5. The
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    Marigold B.P. v. LA.
    54 10 A match of five singles between the Mangold B.P. and the Indian Association will be played on the latter's court on Sunday. The following will represent the Marigold B.P.:—Yeo Sim Kang, Tan Kirn Song, Lee Jouy Seah, Quek Song Quee, Heng Nam Leong. Reserves.—Seah Nghee' Khay
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    Registration of Racehorses.
    109 10 RESTRICTION STILL IN FORCE. THE TURF. Mr. A. H. Todd, secretary, S.R.A., writes: The committee of the Straits Racing Association has been informed that certain persons are importing, or arranging to import, race-horses, in the belief that the restriction on registration now in force will be withdrawn
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    C.S.C. Events.
    32 10 SWIMMING. On Sunday, at the Chinese Swimming Club, there will be a 200 metres medley race, at 11.45 a.m., followed by a water-polo match between the "Jellyfish" and the "Seaserpents."
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    Malacca Practice.
    25 10 HOCKEY. The Malacca Club have had two good T d^° Ut for u a Practice game at h ockey. Tuesdays are hockey days.
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    STRAITS CHINESE IN HONG KONG.
    443 10 Lim Bong Soo in Semi-Final. LAWN TENNIS. The Chinese Athletic Association tennis tournament at North Point has provided some interesting tennis during the last few days, writes Spectator in the "South China Morning Post." The preliminary rounds are over. The four semi-finalists in the Singles
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    253 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Yesterday's results in the autumn lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.C. were as follow: A. Doubles:—E. Mac Donald and J. R. Strachan plus 15 beat W. C Hill and N. H P. Whitley owe 2 6—4, 4—6. 6 B. Di.uLles:—Capt. Barlow and Capt Duncan scr. v.
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    96 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Results of yesterday's ties in the lawn tennis tournament at the S.R.C. were as follow: Doubles:—C. A. Norris and F. Ephraums beat R. Nicholson and X- N. Legge 6—3, B—6. "A" Singles:—C. A. Peterson v. F. R Gomes (unfinished.) "B" Singles:—D. Distant beat O. G Struys
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    Malacca Matches.
    46 10 At a meeting of the Malacca' L.T.A committee the arrangements for Saturday's finals were made. It was decided to hold inter-State matches and also inter-club games. Messrs. A. H. C. Allen C F Gomes and Tan Soo Sim were appointed as a selection committee.
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    C.C.O.B.A. Tournament.
    31 10 PING-PONG. Entries for the Chong Cheng 0.8.A tournament will close on Sunday. Members are requested to forward their entries before that date, on which the draw will take place.
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    TO-NIGHT'S SERVICES TOURNAMENT.
    345 10 Thrilling Fights Promised. BOXING. Local fight fans are reminded of to-night's Inter Services boxing tournament to be held in the Moonlight Hall, New World, between representatives of the local Garriscn and a team from H.M.S. "Cumberland" and H.M.S. "Cambrian." The Naval men are well known for their
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    R.C.G.C. Monthly Medal.
    32 10 GOLF. On account of the Amateur race meeting, the September monthly medal (stroke) will be competed for on the 28th. and 29th. inst.. at the Race Course Golf Club.
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    REVOLVER SHOOTING TROPHY.
    133 10 Through the generosity of Tuan Haj. Ambok Soloh, J.P., the S.S. Police now possess a trophy for revolve- shooting MM the "Malayan Police Magazine. It takes th;- form of a shield, and is a splendid example of the silversmith's art. Th- trophy wiil be known as the
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION.
    24 10 Orders for week ending Sunday Sept 22-To-day. Sept. 19-Band Practice at Headquarters. 5.15 p.m. To-morrow, Sept. 20.—Ambulance Practice Headquarters, 5.15 p.m.
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    33 10 At a meeting of Kuala Lumpur Toc H arrangements were made for parties of members to meet seafarers on incoming vessels at Port Swettenham and arrange for their entertainment during their periods ashore
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    Sports Notes.
    1612 10 A Weekly Commentary. rt has been suggested in some quarters th?t the two padang Clubs should get together with a view to the better use of the padang by the members of the two institutions. The holding of a joint athletic meeting should pave the way tor such
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    MALAYAN FOREST RECORDS.
    101 10 Mangrove Bark as Tanning Material. Mangrove Bark as a tanning aufarjai,' by 1. A. Buckley, Forest Chemist. FMS forms the subject matt-r of Bulletin No 7 of the Malayan Forest Records series issued by the forest Department, FMS Numerous tables and other data ar< given relative to
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    PLANTERS' PROBLEMS.
    90 10 Application of Science to Agriculture. The September issue of "The Planter, punished monthly by the Incorpora .Society of Planters, 7, Damansara Road. tu Lu '"Pur. has made its appearance. Ihe present issue contains highly inter.ing articles on the modern former, cocoa nuts and oil palm, the production of
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    MANILA ON WATER RATIONS.
    188 10 Because of the destruction of the M<>ntu' ban watermain, Manila will be placed water "diet," Beginning to-day (Sept 6 I Manila residents will be placed on short water ration. Only from 6 to H in the morn «r, from 11.30 to 12.30 at noon, and from
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    76 10 The fallowing taluks in Madras Fred are now closed to recruiting on aceoun infectious disease: In the area served by the Port oi II Ganjam. Chicacoie, Chatrapur, Kodala I puram and Sompeta; Vizagapatam. B Bellary. Harapanaralli and Hadagallee A tapur. Hindupur: Nellore. Venkatagiri Di Salem. Hosur and Darmapuri.
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      129 10 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending Sept. 22: TO-DAY, SEPT. 19. 5.15 p.m—Drill Hall, M. O. Platoon (Eurasian) Revolver Course 30x Range. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 20. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Bde. Sig. See. (Sinhalese) Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Ist Bn. Signal Section Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall,
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    Correspondence.
    84 11 I Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be undertnat the "Malaya Tribune" does not arily endorse opinions expressed by corrpepot.dents. Letters should be as brief as preferably type-written (double spaeand on one side of the paper only, -nies may be
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    "Many Castes—But All Indians."
    365 11 "Many Castes —But All Indians." To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") w r Catholicity," if he couiti only better rstand English, would not have referred nit' as one who "hails from a country other t India or Ceylon." He accuses me of b iyal of my ignorance of Indian castes and
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    1055 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —According to the report of the annual general meeting of the Singapore Chinese Girls' School, published in your valued paper, Mr. Song Ong Siang, the chairman, made it clear that unless a teacher of Chinese is engaged before the end of
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    106 11 Robert Homer Cherry, an "old untitled" of the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, graduated from State College. Pennsylvania, in June as an electro-chemical engineer, and has entered the research department of a widely known firm of manufacturers of scientific instruments in Philadelphia. He will be living with his parents, the Rev. and
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    1154 12 MINING. tSSV<D Br FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore. September 19. 1929, 10 a.m. LaSue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 386 39 6 5 Pahang Consols 10 U|--5- Ayer Hitam Tin 13|6 14 6 5j- Pangnga River 7|- 7|9 £1 Bangrin
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    250 13 Romance of a "Beauty Prize" Winner. Romance has been brought into the life of a pretty young Manchester girl ln a dramatic fashion by a beauty competition. Not long ago Miss Freda Varley, of Robert Street, Chorlton-on-Medlock, won a group prize in the
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    THE HILLS OF MALACCA.
    724 13 Vandalism at a Beauty Spot. Malacca, a hunched milts from Kuala Lumpur, with its historical associations, is one of the chief places of interest in the Malay Peninsula, and, writes a correspondent of the "Malay Mail," there are three hills which will well repay the trouble
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    PAYING FOR THE WAR.
    74 13 The amount of taxation per head of the population in the countries involved in the recent dispute at The Hague, according to the lctest figures, is as follows: Pre-War. Post-War. s. d. s. d. France 3 7 0 8 5 10 Germany 1 10 8 5
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      818 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. I \Zt. Soey Swee Poh died on August 31, 1929. *s his residence. No. 99. Tank Road. Any person or persons who left Chinese Curios with the late Boey Swee Poh are required to take delivery of their goods before the end of the current month. (Sd.)
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