Malaya Tribune, 17 August 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune vol xvm No. 195 SINGAPORE MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1931 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. Aug. 17, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1931.
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      182 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. yd ANNOT BETTER THE BEST, DON'T GET A COLD «et LAKEROL j Heed c warnin signal—at the first sign of a iS(B@Mßr\| cold take LAKEROL, the sure safe, certain and /jafcx nUy/v!* pleasant way of definitely avoiding colds, sore *<S- MA throats and catarrhal troubles. Why suffer,
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      295 1 1 B SsY fB M |b 19 1 8 £>"i I m«I PS I■ B Bfc« 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 BERT WHEELER ROBERT WOOLSEY IN "CRACKED NUTS" 'PHONE 5261-52$*. j Walking Stick Lager Beer j IS GOOD FOR YOUR;, HEALTH, j H Try if to-day! j I AGENTS: I J SIME,
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    CHEMISTRY AND RUBBER.
    2414 2 RESEARCH DEPARTMENT'S WORK. VULCANISING PROPERTIES OF LATEX. Further extracts from the report for 1930 cf the Rubber Research Dept. are given below CHEMICAL DIVISION. In this report the work of the Chemical Division is presented in the form adopted for the year 1929. The activities of the
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    THE TIN TANGLE.
    431 2 CHINESE MINERS THE HARDEST HIT. Discussing the official communique conrernin<4 the Tin Quota Scheme, published on Saturday, the "Malayan Daily Express" cf Kuala Lumpur says it it qt ite clear that the Chinese miners will have to pay dearly for somebody's stupidity, ignorance or negligence, or all
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    HARD TIMES IN U.S.
    1070 2 UNEMPLOYMENT \\b Ts TRAGEDIES PRACTICAL OR \!iCHARITY. A social worker in Americ perfcimed the astonishing "made work" for 36.000 nu t otner day: "IlK tragedy of gotten the skin oi th ness man. You ran talk i, surance now without beim Th:re is going to b>
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      363 2 WKITEAWAYS ARE OFFERING DURING THIS WEEK IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SALE, WHICH IS NOW PROCEEDING, A LARGE QUANTITY OF BLUE TICKET BARGAINS WHICH WILL BE SHEWN ON THE GROUND FLOOR. LADIES' BLACK SATIN LADIES' BEIGE CANVAS EVENING SHOES. SHOES A good qua ijty black satin shoe with silver with tan
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    APPEAL FOR A LAND BANK.
    1990 3 MR. FARQUHARSON PUTS HIS CASE. 44 GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE INITIATIVE." THE ADVANTAGES TO BE GAINED. 'The 'Malay Mail" publishes the memorandum prepared by Mr. D. F'arquharson, president of the Negri Sembilan Planters' Association, on the subject of a Land Bank. In an official foreword, it
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    BRANDED BABIES.
    141 3 CHRISTENINGS BY VIOLET RAY. New York maternity hospitals will henceforth use ultra-violet rays to brand newborn babies as a means of positive identification. It is announced that experiments conducted with the branding device have proved successful, and that the process is painless. As soon as a baby is
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      174 3 I N( n E very body's Lips. I MALAYA'S I trrt MOST I 11 REFRESHING AND I l>elicious Beverages ■■I Orange Pop AND ii^^H Lemon Pop jj Trial will convince you. Phoenix Aerated I Water Works, S f 'Phone 3463. In Coffee—lt's Great! Cream your coffee with Carnation. Flavor, aroma,
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      90 3 I Another "CRUSH" 3 a jjj Manufactured from various fresh fruits with a basis jjj jjj of specially imported frozen raspberries and strawberries. S I ASK FOR IT I FRASER NEAVE, LTD. 1 8 AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS KEEP YOUR THROAT'HEALTHY BY REGULARLY USING JJ Universally recognised as a pleasant, safe,
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    IMPOSSIBLE LEVEL OF COSTS.
    2322 4 PRANG BESAR RUBBER ESTATE- REPORT OF GENERAL MEETING. The fifth ordinary general meeting of Prang Besar Rubber Estate, was held at the registered office Of the company. I—4. Great Tower Street. London, E.G. on July 3. Mr Eric Macfadyen Uhe chairman of the company 1 presiding.
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    RUBBER RESEARCH DEPT.
    1343 4 FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON SOIL. BACTERIOLOGIST'S REPORT. Further extracts from the report for 1930 cf the Rubber Research Dept. are given below: The investigations carried out during 1930 were chiefly concerned with (a) latex bacteriology and (b) soil bacteriology. Early in the year the work on latex was
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    GERMAN PROBLEMS.
    618 4 NEW EMERGENCY DECREES. Berlin, Aug. 5. In exp'anation of the general confidence in German banking, it is said the public feel that nothing serious can happen in view of the fact that almost all the Banks benefit, directly or indirectly, from the guarantee of the Reich. The new
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    HISTORIC CASTLES.
    129 4 Berlin, July 3 His oric castles are not much in demand in modern Germany, only a single bid of 2.000 marks having b en made at th? auction of one ot the oldest castles in northern Germany, the famous "Burg L?nzen," near Wittenberge. It was built nearly a
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      707 4 S You have seen the picture, [n jjj Now get the record. I Maurice Chevalier a IN PLAYBOY OF PARSSAn artistic photogravure of Maurice Clival er Is preserved aitl tJ purchased. RECORDS FROM LATEST TALKIES ALWAYS IN STOCK I GRAMO RADIO STOE 5] 65, SELEGIE ROAD. S X.R Open daily
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      113 4 A RARE OPPORTUNITY Afforckd b\ The Great Eastern Optic: ;i2. South Bridge Road. Bin| SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUPON In producing this coupon t holder will be granted a special count of 25 per cent, on our q tions for CROCKES and TORIC when they ord*>- spectacles from v?. NEW! MEW! NEW!
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    CHINA NEWS AND NOTES. untitled OF FOREIGN MINISTER.
    1538 5 q v Suppression Policy Affirmed. ■rcial to the -Malaya Tribune.") Wang, National Minister of Foreign rated his fiftieth anniversary on the day at Hangchow. where ipient of numerous congratulafrom friends and admirers of ..ties According to reports in papers Dr. Wang was
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1545 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. ISSUED BY PRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore, August 17, 10 a.m. lBBue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value Ends. Buyers. Sellers. £10 0 Asam Kumbang Tin Dec. 31 £1. J. 9 £1.2.0 LO.O Austral Malay Dec. 31 0.1a.0 1. 1.0 0.5.0 Ayer Hitam Tin June 30
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      39 5 STKKL I .Nickled high polished I Length t 111 \i II i).vision in ißChrf -»i>d rentimeters. Pi? ICE «1.75 EACH BOO\ SENG CO., LTD., (Incorporated in .Singapore.) SHIP-CHANDLERS AND SAIL-MAKERS OCR SPECIALITIES Whatever Your Needs Ue Can Suooly Them.
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      406 5 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. TO-DAY'S RADIO. Radio-Saigon (49.05 metres). 6.15 Annannte programme and news; 8.15 recorded musiL. 9 15 concert by Uu. orchestra. Rad Goldberg Bat a via (49.5 metres- recorded music usually full opera About 8.40 p.m. Bandoeoc (57 metres) from about 7.30 until midnignt. Bandoeng, PLM (about 37
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      261 6 Amusements. I is v s/m ,w y \tz w yWVV.VVV A 'V W j; B&/ .fa J HI Hi I I>' TO-NIGHT l ots: I ffi iwwwuiniitiiii ii i i mmm uj jjj f SPECIAL NOTicE Cj Part Proceeds of TO-JVJCffT'S 6 15 PERFORM- f 5 I AIVCE in aid
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      225 6 I I The House with THE Stars and THE Pictures brings to you the SELECTED Product of Metro Gold wyn-Mayer FOX Mid United Artists. jjj 1 j gjls To-night 1 Q ts j I B S I The Superb Film' with the 'Superb Star kj after a weekend of packed
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      232 6 a 6.15 To Night «> Marie Dress leri I Polly Moras S EN M.G.M/s hilarious comedy j "REDUCING" I The year's fattest lavghl a Wafch for j Hell's Angels; gSESZraSaSHSESaSSS?SESHSESaggSZSa^^ I iBBSI SXfKtti I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 I J WITH I Dodo Watts and Jack Raine. S From the Shaftesbury
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    SPAIN ABOLISHES DEATH PENALTY.
    92 7 CATHOLIC CHURCH OPPOSES NEW REGIME. Madrid, Aug. 17. I nit* in the struggle against 'official ;ns a joint pastoral letter to Catho":s si net: by the wholfc Episcopate, which mgly -ounces the new constitution as (imint laicism In the meanil minority is tabling for the «or
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    76 7 Ii.N4.SUM THE WHARVES Singapore, Aug. 17. Atari (Entrancr o*ir 1» Vharf i Entrant-, date 3). Atlas Maru 13 "><k (Entrance '.at* 3). 1,. 30; Steel Traveller 37; Klang Work I Entrance Gate 4). ■iti; Silverpalm 48. Hharf (Entrance Gate 4i Marudu Jardine's. I<) (Entrance Gate 11. il 50
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    317 7 British Official. Singapore, Aug. 17. (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29|32d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d., London 60 days' .vght 2s. 3 27;32d, London 30 days* sight 2s. 3 13|16d., London demand 2s 3 23/32 d.. London T.T. 2s.
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    SHIPPING NEWS. ATLANTIC FARES REDUCED.
    142 7 CROSSING POSSIBLE FOR £15. Reuter. London. Aug 1j. Great r.ituci.on in p fares aie announced by tne White otar a..d Cunard lints, ine White S-a.' coming iit.o force on Oct. 1, provide for a 36 per cent, cut in firs, class fares. The Cunard reductions,
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    HEAVY GUN PRACTICES.
    103 7 Owners and masters of ships are requested to k?ep th ir vesti'ls as cl:.\r of tho range rs pcssible during the heavy gun practices, which will take p'ace from Fort Siloso on the nights of Aug. 21 and 26, ccmmenc ng a 1 6 pm. A red
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    ARRIVALS
    212 7 "Thedens," Dutch. 1.181 tons. Capt. Kirper*, from Palembarg. 17-8; Palembang. 19-8. "Khoen Hoea," Dutch. 611 tons, Capt. Hutjes. from Por.tianak. 17-8; for Pontianak, 19-8. ••Gen Vd. Hoyden," Dutch. 640 tons. Capt Hobbe, from Tg. Priok. 17-8; for Tg. Priok, 22-8. "Elout." Dutch. 986 tons, Capt. Groo*. from Chcribon, 17-8;
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    "NAUTILUS' REACHES POLAR WATERS.
    59 7 Reuter. Oslo. Aug. 15. The -Nautilus" arrived at 'Long Year City." Spitzbergen. at 6 p.m. She is making the first cruise into Polar waters on Monday with Spitzbergen as the bare—Reuter. I The "Nautiku." is the submarine in whicn Sir Hubert Wilkins, the explorer, intends to
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    "POSEIDON" SURVIVORS RETURN.
    108 7 GREETED BY A SUBDUED GROUP. Reuter. London. Aug. 15 A subdued group of friends and relatives waited on the platform at Victoria to meet three officers, survivors of tht submarine "Poseidon." who arrived from Marseilles. On arrival they were watched by a crowd behind the barriers, and
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    WOMAN CARRIED INTO COURT.
    136 7 COURT SEQUEL TO CAR COLLISION. The case in > hich Mr. G. A. Siddons is charged with carsing grievous hurt by rasn driving was continues before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd» on Saturday. The case was the sequel to a collision, at the Bencoolen
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    FATE OF CUBAN REBELS.
    144 7 LIES IN HANDS OF U. S. GOVERNMENT. Reuter. New York, Aug. 16. The Havana correspondent of the Associated Press, reporting brisk fighting, with varying fortunes, between the Cuban Government forces and the rebels, says that it is believed there that the real fate of the revolutionary
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    36 7 London. Aug 15. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify todays rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 7 16d. (1 7!t'd.). Forward 2 11 ltd. (2 11 6d >. The market t> quiet S F.P." Service
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    Commercial News. INFLUENCES ON TIN MARKET
    55 7 BATTLE BETWEEN TWO GROUPS. London. Aug. 15. The tin market, states the "Financial News," is at the moment being influenced by the battle between the bull group and the working of restriction on the one fide and the accumulation of stocks and declining trade
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    66 7 Singapore. Aug. 17. Buyers Sellers Ft.B S. equal to London Standard. Spot 7 S 8 Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 8 8 1 i September B'k 8 s October December B', IS January March 8 7 Tone of Market —Dull Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 2
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 Singapore, Aug. 17 Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $235 Rice. Siam 2 $210 Rice. Siam J $192 Rice, Siam 4 $186 Rice. Saigcn A-1 $200 Rice. Saigon 1 519 3 Rice. Saigon 2 $188 Rice, Saigon b $183 Rice, Rangoon 1 $168 R.ce. Rangoon 2 §*64 Rice, par Boiled
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    PLANTERS' STORES DIVIDEND.
    25 7 Loudon, Aug. 15. Planters' Stores have declared a dividend of 20 per cent, for the half year to March. 1931 S.F.P." Service.
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    THE SHARE MARKET. LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    127 7 Aug. 17, noon. Nothing has happened over the week-end to affect markets, so the week, opens with quotations unchanged and business at a standstill. The following are noon quotations:— Penawats 65 X—66K—66 M cents, Kuchais 77— 78 X cents. Kintas $1.07 S— $1.09k>
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    ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT.
    327 7 August 17. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London. 2 7 16d.. down 116 d. New York. 51 16 cents <G), down 116 cent. Shares: Qui>*t. Allenbys 70 —80 cents. Ayer Moleks 45 —55 cents. Ayer Panas 50 —6n vents. Bassetts 35 —40 cents. Brogas 35—40 tents. Bukit Jelotongs
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      267 7 I VICTORIA THEATRE IN PREPARATION. AN UP-TO-DATE MUSICAL REVUE POPULAB PRICES, $2.50, $2.00 and §1. petting Date Saturday, Aug. 29th ictoria Memorial Hall Opening of fHE ST. CLAIR ORGAN AND MUSICAL FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 17th, 19th and 21st Particulars Later. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. AP< IRE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. NOTICE Ls hereby given
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      224 7 WANTED—Experienced Canvasser for ads. in a new magazine. Box 401 c o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE—One second hand Baby Austin in good running condition, very cheap. Apply to Box 400 c o Malaya Tribune. THE DIVINE GIFT. A distinguished critic in the "Theatre Magazine" recently wrote, "No theatre-goer decently grateful
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      98 7 COMMENCING FROM TO-MORROW (TUESDAY, AUGUST 18) j [J EDNA NOREEN MA O f\ A coo trusting heart Chaste and chased. En- Blue eyed baby blonde II heating 'neath her gaged to a small town who can outdig do II full length cotton boy and not over- en'49ers. Only 17 but
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      306 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright STATIONS. ture. Rainfall. Sun Max. Mm. shine. Alor Star 87 77 0.09 1 4 Kota Baru K. Trengganu 88 74 Nil 3.8 Kroh 87 72 0.03 4.3 Sitiawan 90 74 Nil 2.9 I P 3h 93 76 Nil 5.8 Butterworth 88 76
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES Births, Marriages And Deaths. ENGAGEMENT.
    51 8 The engagement is announced between Mr Woon Hong Thoy of Singapore, youngest sen of the late Mr. Woon Ah Choon and Madam Chin Choo Lian, and MLss W.»ng Fook Mui of Singapore, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Wong Khim Yoong. and Mrs.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    83 8 The family of the late Mrs. Martha Helena Pereira beg to thank all those relatives and friends who attended the funeral and thos< who ?ent wreaths, etc. Mr. Teo Hoe Kang and family desire tc tender their heartfelt thanks to members of the Straits Bachelors' Physical Culture. Amateur Sporting
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    THE WAGON AND THE STAR.
    782 8 "No-OMc was ever the worse for hitching his wagon to a star; and. we honestly try with all our hearts and minds to undirstand one another. I believe that ice. shall not only forgive ecch other our faults and shortcomings but reaiise an even liigher
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    211 8 Mr. S. G. Hack untitled will speak on untitled Fishing on Lake Rotorua" at th e tiffin-meeting cf the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Adelphi Hote on Wedn sday. The body of Mr. M. A. Namazie was take:, aboard the "Ambois* yesterday for shipment to India, en route to
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    APPEAL FOR RELIEF OF FLOOD VICTIMS.
    248 8 China Govt. Telegram To Mr. Tan Kah Kee. Shanghai. Aug. 17. Presid nt Chiang Kai Shek is expected in Shanghai this evening to attend the funeral of Madam Scong. Madam Yu Peng Chi (Mrs. Chang Hsueh Liang) arrived in the city on Saturday. The
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    LOCAL CHINESE MEETING FOR RELIEF FUND.
    292 8 MR AW BOON HAW'S SUBSCRIPTION OF $€5,000 Presiding at the meeting of the Singapore Chinese Relief Committee. Mr. Aw Boon Haw nstantly subscribed $25,000 of Chines? money to set an example to others. To raise a relief fund in Singapore for the Korean massacre
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    EXTENSION OF RUBBER ROADWAY.
    29 8 Municipal Comm ttee No. 3 his approved l further exp rimental length of übber road war at Trafalgar Street, the cost to be approximately $1,000
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    75 8 From China by the "Van Heutsz" due at Sirgapoiv dayl uht to-morrow. Fum Holland a-:d Germany by the "Mantis van St. Aldfgond c du? at Singapore at 11 am. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the "Iyo Mara' du- at S ngapoi-p o-mcrrow. From China and Mani a
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    283 8 Dr. W. L. Braddon. of untitled is an untitled nate oi the Seremban European Hospitil. A mail from BCavia and Palembang by aeroplane is expected at Singapore at 1.30 p.m to-morrow. An Indian (Delhi) company sends a note of appreciation of the fact that they received 38 replies la an
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    549 8 (BY LOOKER-ON i A nice effort in metaphor: thai t Mr. Caldecott—"the Snip and the Tongkang of Indusl a What the tongkang ar now waiting for is wmu sympathy from, the oocupai tk larger vessel. Andrew dealt effectively parrot cries of the pseud onomists, but he did
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    39 8 LATEST QITOIAIION rubbfk London: —2 7 16<<. New York:— 5 7 16 <G> cents. Singapore:—7 -8 cents. TIN Lcndon Spot:-£116 Os <H Three Months Buyer? £118 Hchanged. Seller? £118 15s. Ori 'U" Singapore:—$50.25. <175 tcii> icld
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    Trade Slump Worse In United States. MALAYAN PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE. WOULD THE BEST SURVIVE?
    1845 9 Si! VKE-OUT THEORY CRITICISED. TOM.hANG OF INDUSTRY AND SHIP OF STATE. tt? Our Own Correspondent.) Port Dickson, Aug. 15. pi ,s from all over Malaya are n „-,v «Ti.thered at Port Dickson where the seventh annual
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    REVOLUTIONARY PLOT IN INDIA.
    561 9 Muslim Leader Promises Peace. British Official. Cawnpore, Aug. 15. The Pol cc have frustrated what is believed to have been a revolutionary plot, timed to culminate on the occasion of the Viceroys visit to Cawnpore on Monday. Acting on suspicion they stopped a motor-car on a
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    MOLLISON'S NEW RECORD.
    109 9 LINDBERGHS IN SIBERIA. Reuter. Seattle, Aug. 15. The Lindberghs have landed at Karagin Island. Siberia. The airman Mr. A. J. Mollison created another record when he flew from London to Glasgow in three hours and 20 minutes. He was given a rousing reception by his parent, and
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    211 9 The Sunbeams attracted and delighted another large audience at the Goodwood Park Hote' on Saturday even ng. and thanks to the praiseworthy efforts of M.s. GcodaJ and Mrs. Harrcp the funds of the Child Welfare Society should benefit appreciably. The chi dren wer? rewarded for their talented efforts by beng
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    20 9 CHINFSE NEWS AND NOTES, on paffe 5 TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. MOTORING NOTES on page 14.
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    IRELAND'S NEW OUTBREAK.
    179 9 Train Wrecked And Shops Smashed. Reuter. London. Aug. 15. Great uneasiness is felt on the UVster border owing to an outbreak of terrorism, ending in the wrecking of a goods train near Richhill. Coarmach. The outrage is though 1 to be a reprisal for the Coote Hill
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    SHUTTING DOWN OIL WELLS.
    75 9 TEXAN NATIONAL GUARD BEING MOBILISED. Reuter. Houston <Texas>, Aug. 15. Drastic action to deal with over-production oi oil was taken to-day. when Governor Sterling announced that he had ordered the National Guard units to be mobilised for duty in East Texas m order to shut down
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    DISEASE & DEVASTATION IN MEXICO.
    58 9 DISEASE DEVASTATION IN MEXICO. INMATES OF HOUSES DROWNED WHILE ASLEEP. Reuter. Mexico City. Aug. 17. Disease and devastation followed torrential rains in Southern Mexico. Two hundred children are reported to have died from dysentery. The San Pedro Jicayan floods destroyed WO house:- in Huetamc alone, while the inmates were asleep.
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    SCOTTISH SILKS CASE.
    81 9 ANOTHER CHARGE WITHDRAWN. Reuter. London. Aug. 15. The Crown has announced that it does not intend to proceed with the charges against Hannay in connection with the Scottish Amalgamated Silks case, in which 11 men are nowconcerned.—Reuter. Un February 14 business men were arrested In Glasgow and
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    "SHEER MALICIOUS INVENTION." NO ROUND CUT IN WAGES.
    1330 9 CABINET EMERGENCY DISCUSSIONS. HOOVER PLAN BOOM DIES DOWN. Reuter. London, Aug. 16. A Parliamentary economy bloc, composed of the best elements of al' three Parties, is predicted as th* 4 probable outcome of the conversations between Party leaders about the financial crisis.
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      174 9 WINE I |fo/f THAT PUTS j I SOLE AGENTS: IGumpjE c €b I Oncorporated in the Straits Settlements.t j{] I NOTICE, I: ffi Action has been taken against certain pur- [{J p\ veyors of pirated sheet music infringing Kj ru musical copyrights, resulting in the delivering 5j X up of
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    MALAYAN A.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING STRONG SUPPORT THIS YEAR.
    672 10 MALAYAN AND BRITISH RECORDS. THE FULL LIST OF ENTRIES. The Malayan A.A.A Championship meeting, which will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Friday and Saturday, is being well supported. There is a strong entry, and every indication that the "slump" meeting will
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    SECOND ISSUE OF WIRELESS MAGAZINE.
    139 10 "OMBA PENDE." The second number of "Omba Pende,'" the official organ of the Amateur Wireless Society of Malaya, has made its appearance to-day and contains as its feature for the month, a diagram and description of the new "Omba Pende' Four," described as an ideal
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    NON-GOVERNMENT CHANDU.
    111 10 TWO SEIZURES IN PENANG. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 16. A detachment of Revenue Officers. unde>Major H. G. Keet, assisted by Mr. Austin, were engaged until midnight on Friday on investigations that resulted in the seizure of a small quantity of non-Governm?nt chandu at Concordia Hall, the
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    POLICE FORCE ANNUAL SPORTS.
    688 10 HAPPY FUNCTION AT THE DEPOT. The Thompson Road Police Depot was the scene of a very happy function on Saturday afternoon, the occasion being the annual athletic meeting of the Singapore Police Force. A very large gathering of guests witnessed a long programme of events. Refreshments
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    KEPPEL CUP DRAW.
    52 10 GOLF. The following is the draw for the first round of the Keppel Cup (K.G.C.) which must be played off by 30th inst.: H. B. Salmond v. J. Green. H. Morris v. A. J. Donald. A. S. Banks v. E. D. Edwards. A. F. Dale v. B.
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    R.C.G.C. BEAT G.G.C.
    111 10 The following are the results of the match between the Race Course and Garrison Golf Clubs on the Race Course links yesterday (G.G.C. names first): Craik and Renton 0, Ibrahim and Morita 1. Mylne and Breakey 0. Lim and Rappa 1 Miller and Vicary 0, Lim and
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    K.G.C. LADIES' SPOON.
    29 10 The replay for the Keppel Golf Club Ladle#' August Spoon between Mrs. R. E. Earle and Miss K. Stewart resulted in a win for Mrs. Earle.
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    KATONG MEDAL.
    29 10 The August medal competition of the Katong Golf Club was won by E. J. Case, who returned a nett score of 69. He also won the sweep.
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    THE ENGLAND-NEW ZEALAND TEST.
    290 10 FIRST DAY A WASH-OUT. TOURISTS ASK FOR EXTRA TIME. CRICKET. Players and intending spectators had the unusual experience at the Old Trafford ground. Manchester, of waiting, with the stage all set fcr the third Test between England and New Zealand, and a bright sun shining from
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    COUNTY MATCHES.
    76 10 London. Aug. Id. Rain also affected s veral of the county championship fixtures and most starts were delayed. There was a sensational opening to Kent's fixture with Notts, the first match of the Dover week, for Voce captured the firs! threeKent wickets for only 5 runs. Then Chapman
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    S.C.C. BEAT S.R.C.
    208 10 In a low scoring game on the S.R.C. ground, the S.C.C. beat th? S.R.C. by thr?e wickets. Scores: S.R.C. P. J. Johnson c Phillips Jarvis 19 D. d'Coita run out 0 P. d'Almeida st. Tarrant b Phillips 12 R. T. Morrow c Noon b Phillips 0 T.
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    SWIMMING.
    332 10 MOUNT EMILY CARNIVAL. SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION ON SATURDAY. Outstanding success attended the Mount Emily swimming carnival on Saturday. Every event was keenly contested and there was a large crowd of spectators. Mrs. Oldneld. the wife of H.E. the G.0.C.. presented the prizes. The following were the results: 100 Metres Back
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    24 10 WELCH STAR RETURNS TO LLANELLY. London, Aug. 15. Jones-Davies, the Welch international threequarter, has left London Welsh and returned to Llanelly.—"S.F.P." Service.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    62 10 TREASURY WIN BY 3—2. The match between the Treasury-Audit XI and the Mental Hospital Sports Cub ended in a win for the former by the odd gcal in five. The game was very interesting and keenly contested. The scorers for the winners were Joseph Joo (2) and Wan
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    765 10 SINGAPORE BISLEY. HIGH STANDARD OF MARKSMANSHIP. The S.V.R.A. Bisley meeting, wmcn wa* b.gun the previous week-end, was continued on Saturday and brought to a successful conclusion y.s.erday. the weather throughout remaining excellent. A high standard of marksmanship was maintained and the success of the veteran shot, C Q M.S.
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    FINDING REVERSED.
    57 10 EVIDENCE TO BE TAKEN IN ENGLAND. (From Our Own Corretpondent.t Penang. Aug 16. The Court of Appeal reversed th? finding of Mr. Justice Sproule. who disallowed an application for evidence to be recorded in England in the suit pending between Reginald George Napier, trading as the British Standard
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    GOOD FARE AT CAPITOL.
    89 10 Bert. Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Cracked Nuts" continued to attract large houses to the Capitol during the week-end. Tne final screening of this highly amusing film takes place to-night, and at the first session (6.15) part of the proceeds are being donated to the Y.W.C.A.
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    SOCCER LEAGUE KEY MATCH. HARD GAME AT ANSON ROAD.
    564 10 MALAYS AND CHINESE SHARE POINTS. PRIZE LIKELY TO BE \Y<>\ Kv MALAYS. The Jalan Besar Stadium was one cf the most important m..Reserve Division of the Singapor teraay, when the Malays and th* oppored each other. The result a of 1—1.
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    43 10 MALAYS AND AIRMEN TO-DAY The first "big" match in the Singapore Cup will take p ace to-day at the Anson Roac Stadium, when the Malays will meet the R AF The Airmen are putting out as strong a teair as possibte.
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE RESULTS.
    125 10 EARLY SETBACK KOK CHAMPIONS. London. Aug I' Airdrie 2. Aberdeen 4. Ayr 1, Hamilton 3. Celtic 3, Dundee 2. Cowdenbeath 3, Clyde 0 Dundee 2, Morton 1. Hearts 3, Kilmarnock 0. Motherwell 4, Rangers 2. Partick T 1, Falkirk 2. St. Mirren 2. Queen's Park 0 Third
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    ENGLISH TRIALS.
    48 10 Lond Some of the English teampublic to-day at trial matches 'everal newcomers in promis had an attendance of 16.504 and there were 24.940 at the A: Among th~ newcomers Black and Walrh were excellent. At the Fulham trial a feature of the new forwards.—"S F P
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    SOCCER DATES
    49 10 The following changi I in datt have been Vnade: Friday <21st) S.A.F.A. Cup Malays 11. Anson Road Stadiuu Saturday (22nd» S.A.F.A Cup P. Bran:. Anson Road Stadium. Monday (24th) Div. 2: Pos- 0 sons, on S.C.C. Padang. Tuesday (25th) Res. Div Mala Jalan Besar Stadium ipostix 20)
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    pEKRY GAINS AN U. S. TITLE.
    480 11 BKITISH SUCCESSES IN WIERICAN TOURNEY. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. Rye. New York, Aug. 16. the British Davis Cup player Lawn Courts singles championfeating J. Gilbert Hall (New 2, 6—4—Reuter. third British success at this .ment. both the singles and ladies' section having been won rs
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    71 11 untitled who was only beaten by S. W. bf the odd set in the London Lawn Championships recently (an event which m 1903), first appeared at that in 1894. some 37 years ago. Probably only other players playing at a tournament w so long pt riod (says "Lawn Tennis and
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    NEW CHINESE CLUB FOR PENANG.
    338 11 PROVISION FOR VARIED GAMES. For long one of the finest sites for an athletic ground in or around George Town has somehow failed to develop along the lines that might have been expected of it, says the "Straits Echo." Victoria Green has remained what may
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    19 11 Members of the Clerical Union are reminded of the music try-out to-morrow at the Union's premises at 7.30 p.m.
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    27 11 The St. John's Home nursing class will meet as usual to-morrow at the Hospital. Last Tuesday's class was postponed on account of the death of Mrs. Farrer.
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    33 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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    VALUE OF SINGAPORE PROPERTY.
    1685 12 ASSESSMENT ESTATES DEPARTMENT. A YEAR OF EXCEPTIONAL DEPRESSION. The report of the Assessment and Estates Department for the year ending Dec. 31, 1930, states that the annual value of the town within municipal boundaries at the end of the year was $29,965,634, showing a decrease for
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    "RICE AND PIGS!"
    183 12 SUGGESTED SLOGAN FOR MALAYA The "Tunes of Malaya" suggests "Rice and Pigs!" as a slogan for Malaya, in view of the fact that the country imports millions of dollars' worth of rice and millions of dollars' worth of pork (in live pig form) every year. Why, asks
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      511 12 BsaszszsgszsaszszsznsHsairesasasaszsasasasaszses^^ I SHOP IN THE EVENING- I 1 j Our Stores are Open 1 AT X S h I Selegie Road j I I Till 1 I Katong I I Keppel Harbour 1 I Orchard Road, Till 7.30 p.m. I J EVERY WEEK-DAY. I 1 So Singapore Gold Storage Co.,
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      16 12 jTo-morrowl |the J i Alhambra I a See Special Annoum ol 08 9 Page 12 1
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      746 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Progiatime of Drills up to and for weekending Aug. 23, 1931: TO-DAY, AUG. 17. 5.15 p.m.—Junction StcVens and Bukit Timah Rds., "B" Coy., Company Parade —Scheme "Coy. in Attack." 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. "C" (Scottish) Coy., Table "A" Class. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. "A" (M.G.) Coy.. Recruits —Part.I. instructional 30
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    BACKACHES AND THEIR CAUSES.
    280 13 Many people, when they experience an ache or pain in the small of the back, immediately jump to the conclusion that something must be wrong with their kidneys. This, as any doctor will agree, is in most cases an entirely erroneous idea. In not one per
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    MALAYA'S LABOUR.
    785 13 IS REPATRIATION A REMEDY? THE NEGATIVE VIEW. Is there no way of meeting the threatened wave of unemployment among Chinese labourers, as a result of the drastic cut in the tin assessment which appears to be inevitable, other than by wholesale repatriation? Ttie local Government, says the "Malayan
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    JAPAN'S FOREIGN PROBLEMS.
    302 13 FEARS OF TROUBLE WITH RUSSIA. For sometime past the Cabinet and the military leaders have been engaged in surveying the national position and discussing and formulating policies in view of the Disarmament Conference in the sflring. The discussions, incidentally, have given rise to an important military pronouncement
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      332 13 NO IT! mm orrect Time from your icctric Circuit simple too! Merely into nearest electric No further trou- or winding or regula- \o utiing or cleaning, utiful designs .rum SIS upwards. household, shop or should at least one Telechron clock. Jhu ELECTRIC CLOCK j For A. C Snpp'y. i ction
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      167 13 [jC ///ft Serene confi and radiant The'Mlll''Vanishing Cream Wm'xWM \i charm are assured social assets k [H> Delicately perfumed with 4711' Eau de mmm\ J m Cologne, and a perfect foundation .or to the cultured woman who fl f powder. The day cream i i -rt. B v< 57// regularly.
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    TRADE IN INDIA.
    1421 14 BROKERS' PRESIDENT'S REVIEW. INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS DISCUSSED. At the recent annual general meeting of the Native Share and Stock Brokers' Association, Bombay, the President, Mr. K. R. P. Shroff, said. Early during the year under review. Japan dumped piece-goods in our markets, regardless of price, while the cotton
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    MARKET PRICES.
    457 14 SINGAPORE, AUG. 14. MEAT. Bee! steak (round) katl 48 Beef stew or curry katl 42 Pork, lean kati 46 Pork, lean and fat (Ist qua'4ty> kati 36 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 65 Fowl Kati 37 Hens (Locally reared) kati 46 Ducks each 62 Pigeons, domestic
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    MOTORING NOTES. MOTORISED BIG GAME HUNT.
    101 14 Two friends. W. A. Chryst and C. M. Kelso, of Dayton, Ohio, who say they have both waited forty years to realise their ambition to go big game hunting in the heart of Africa, sailed from New York June 12th for Mombassa. where they
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    FRANCE HOLDS FIFTY RECORDS.
    56 14 In 1931 automobile racing season opened with the French holding 50 of the 62 official world's records, the Eng'ish 9, Americans 2 and Italians 1. These are records approved by the International Sporting Commission, a subsidiary of the Association of Recognised Automobile Clubs of the World,
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    SMOKING IN AUTOS.
    46 14 The Czecho Slovakian capital, already celebrated as the "anti-smokers' paradise," by its unique prohibition of smoking on any tramcar. has made another drastic move against tobacco users. This time it affects motorists. Effective April first, no driver of any motor vehicle may smoke.
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    GENERAL MOTORS.
    112 14 General Motors is owned by 285,000 stockholders. They live in every state, in many provinces of Canada and in overseas countries. A normal average of mere than 175.000 men and women is employed in the manufacture of General Motors products. Through more than 26 000 General Motors dealers
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    A CZECH CAR.
    56 14 An indication of the frtabfltoatton of motor manufacturing in the coontri-> ti Euiope m seen in the agreement of the three largest Czechoslovak automobile manufacturing companies to establ sh a joint production and sales organisation. The purpose of th s agnemeni is to accomplish rationalisation of the
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    MOTOR CARS REPLACE ELEPHANTS.
    37 14 F'uphant power has been so largely supplanted by motor vehicles in India that the gcvernment recently had to auction seventeen elephants before buyers were found and then were only half a dozen bidders.
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    PARIS WILL SYNCHRONIZE TRAFFIC.
    88 14 Paris will soon try out a system of synchronized traffic regulation modeled on that of New York City. Because of the complicated way in which Paris streets wind about and ■.to s ejch other at every angle, it has been impossible to apply synchronization as used
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    CHEVROLET FORGES AHEAD.
    74 14 The production of the Chevrolet Motor Company for May 1931. was the largest single month's cut of the Company since July 1929. During May 113.852 units left the asscnblv line. Chevrolet expects to produce 1.000.000 cars during the current year. With an accomplishment of 437.950 units for
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    WALL USED AS A MOTOR ROAD.
    69 14 The ancient city wall of Tsinanfu. capital of Shantung Province. China, has been converted intc a highway to which only motor cars are admitted- Broad approaches were built at the various city gates. These have been levelled and the top of the wall provides
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    ITALIAN HIGHWAYS REMADE.
    269 14 The recent third anniversary of the founding cf the Azienda Autonoma Statale Delia Strada. which is in charge of the upkeep of Italian State rcad>, centered attention on the splendid work this organisation has performed in transforming the country into a motorists' heaven. Three years ago. except
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      621 15 JJEAMERJAILINGS. )gS» LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough Vessels Tonnage Due Sail 9 PUSHIMI MARU 11,000 Aug. 27 28 t HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 Sept. 9 10 T TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 Sept. 13 14 HAKUSAN MARU 10.500 Oct. 7 8 HARUNA MARU 10,400 Oct. 21
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      370 15 STEAMER SAILINGS^ INDO CHINA STKAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hong Kong, Amoy and Shanghai and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao. Bwatow. Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND
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      388 15 INSURANCE. Itfli SOUTH IvWllf) BRITISH INSURANCB COMPANY. LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MAROOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: I, Flnlayaon Green Wonderful Lucky Stone (SIVAPATCHAI) "Sivapatchai" is a rare variety of lucky stone, which possesses heavenly powers and is found in a holy
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      551 15 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Regtstered in London under the Companies Actt 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 £1,666,845 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street. London. EC 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. M.
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      535 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: MEYER CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BRANCH. In order to provide better facilities to customers, business houses and residents in the North Division of the Town this Bank will shortlj open a Branch in North Bridge Road near its junction with Middle
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      483 16 WHY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR YOUR FOOTWEAR! TRY OUR CREPE SOLE TENNIS SHOES. 62 and 67 ets. per pair. KEY BRAND TENNIS SHOES. 43 cts. per pair (All Sizes). 119, North Bridge Road, Singapore. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE, TO LET. TO LET—IBS. Tank Road. Immediate entry, apply Meyer
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      317 16 FOR SALE. RADIO CHART of Short-Wave Transmissions. Printed on white card with eyelets for hanging over your receiver. Ten cents per copy. Outstatlons 15 cents. Send cash with order to Manager, Malaya Tribune." FOR SALE Billian timber known as the iron wood of Borneo. Sizes cut to order, also billian
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      532 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. TEO HOO LYE INSTITUTION ANNUAL SPORTS. The annual sports meeting of the Teo Hoo Lye Institution will be held on the 19th September, 1931. at the football Stadium at 2.30 p m. Boys joining the school after the 31st instant will not be allowed to take part in
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      653 16 For All Classes of Motor Vehicles Insurance" Consult MALAYAN AUTO SERVICE Co 133, LAVENDER STREET. 'Phone No. 6934. OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT will do everything for you, and save you all the m an accident— DAY or NIGHT. OUR IMMEDIATE AND CAREFUL ATTENTHM TO YOUR CLAIMS AND OUR FREE GET-YOU-HOME Fac
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