Malaya Tribune, 13 October 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIX.- No. 242 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Oct. 13, 1932 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932
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      256 1 Buy the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. j "YOU CAN'T BUY BLITER THAN THE BEST" I A "0.X." CEMtNTt Q: iy 1 JjlJ.mll 111 (3 I and it is more ECONOMICAL f "0.X." Cement is famed throughout the world for its SUPERIOR QUALITY. Although moderate in price
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      180 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I WHY DOES EVERYONE j I JL Himalaya Bouquet 1 llsll TOILET PREPARATIONS kl I RPrAHQI? 0F THE ALLL'R-l I INGPi.RFUME J THEY AIL HAVE I
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    75 2 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. •tood that the* to us on subjects o/ public interest It must be underpondents. LETTERS VHnnrrf a "f* necessarily endorse opinions expreued by corres•pacingT. £2 JfiJ? AS POSSIBLE, preferably typevritteX doublc addresses of VOper only. Pen names may he used, but the names
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    Tamil Reforms Association.
    64 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."; I i-f r With reference to your correspondent JT? th f above appearing in ycur issue Zl h laSt 1 have to state that it fa evidently an error due to oversight, and that H a e M«°' reC l name te
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    The Poultry Notes.
    237 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") com Dlime nts on the last issue of ttflUlW Saturday Post." which is Tmuch improved paper. I find the Sports ™ws ou? Z f U^ a K d ther matter ye interesting; 2S 1 Triune" reader, wonder why the Malayan Poultry Notes
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    Dancing.
    494 2 (To the Editor. "Malaya TribuneVj Sir.—ln his letter dated Oct. 5 Mr H Y Koh writes, inter alia. "Some people say thai dnncing us an evil. because they do not know how lo dance." Well, on the face of lu he la 2" rleh K\* b Ur 1 thtnk
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    "Imperious Talking."
    45 2 f P eMas the overbearing utiKudr of some people to olhers under thSr authority or of lower .oclal statui. He «hould not worry-it u juit bad manners the only 2L? at* u 10 «>urte»y. The "importauft" attitude indicates Pertorlty r ttbUUy but **"««<* and
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    Unemployment.
    155 2 (To the Editor. 'Malaya Tribune*; Sir—"Be patient.' for "Putlence is the mother of virtue." is the suggestion given by Mr, M. Shofee to "Sufferer.' who seeks advice from readers as to how to relieve his sufferings It lit not Rood advice, in my opinion. I quiU> agree with the
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    The Information Bureau.
    137 2 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune:') I Sir.—l have nad with great Interest th letter written by '-An Old Student" unde the above caption. "An Old Student" stem to be highly elated by his Insinuation ihs boys who have passed chelr Seventh Stand ard are useless, I have
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    Lawyers Too Cheap!
    331 2 (To Kite Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir,—The letter ol "Benefited*' In your issue of the Bth Inst, was somewhat intriguing His manner of Indicating hia gratitude to hu solicitor wis strange, and his motive for publishing such a letter lay hidden in his heart. '"Benefited" is perhaps one
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    Johore Charity Show.
    55 2 v L (Johore > seeks information as to «*•ltooaUoa of profits from a recent Indian dramatic entertainment in Johore, announced m f 1 f Charity thfi entertainment took place only a few days ago the accounts may not yet be completed, and perhaps the organisers will issue
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    MUAR NEWS.
    156 2 Young Girl On Bigamy Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Oct. 10. Before Inche Mahmood, the preliminary enquiry into a charge of bigamy against Ng Yew Kam. a young Chinese girl, and abetment of the offence against the Iman (Md. Edros b.. Kekal) and Abdul Hamid b. Abdul
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      9 2 THE PEOPLE'S PAPERS "Malaya Tribune"— Daily. "Malayan Saturday Post"—Weekly.
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      72 2 I Milk"at itsßestj I j Women and men are amazed at tne rapid effect of "Pebeco" on dulled and tobacco stained teeth. They like the "salty" tang which comes from the special ingredient used by v D I n I r ebeco This ingredient cleanses and refreshes tl* i\ whole
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      875 2 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Stations Best Received In Malaya. A list of "possible" stations is of less use to the beginners and the average listner than some Information about the broadcasting stations which may be received regularly and at fair strength. Below is such informal given fully and compiled with
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    TEA PREFERENCE TO CEYLON.
    140 3 Not Returned In Respect Of Cotton. Reuter. London, Oct. 11. A grave situation is facing Britain's pr-n--cipal export trade in Ceylon, namely, cotton piece-goods in face of the ffc>:d of Japanese goods at prices below the cost of production in European countries. r j.his was the
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    RE-ORGANISING LEAGUE SECRETARIAT.
    131 3 Italy Objects To General Decision. Reuter's Wireless Service. Geneva. Oc' KReorgan Iks lion oi the l.#u<eu S.-crriarlo: which has become a matter owing *j the Impending retirement, of fh<. Seer t.v General. Sir Eric Drumniond. r.:"v aui r discussion oL the Spccia* CJOittlittsitting iecrct session lartil the
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    CASTLE WALL COLLAPSES
    113 3 Other Buildings Crashed In Landslide. Reuter's Wireless Service. London Oct :i Many fleeplnf inhabitant* oi rnv-.niiv: hi narrow ascsp.'s early thU marnrnc ivaeii j retaining all near Invmj'-s gnve w« causing a land-slide which demo'tehed iY newly erected Mission llall aud criL'liofl mat, roof* of boutoi With
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    KING CAROL HAVING TROUBLE.
    105 3 Resignation Of Minister In London. Reuter's Wireless Service. Th* io.« i Bucharest, Oct. 8. ficultL h?! !^f Se Rumaui *'s Political diffusa to as c 2r ted by King Preminr !r T P the resi Bnat:on of the Rattan <* If' bUt his accc the reSir
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    223 3 Efforts For Poppy Day Fund. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Oct. 11. Che iga bin Abdullah. Office Assistant to the Postmaster-General, will take up the- duties on the 15th inst.. at the office of the Dai i Mentri Besar as Clerk of Councils. X u e
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    CHANGES IN SOVIET GOVERNMENT.
    128 3 Opposition To Policy Of Stalin. Ri"*. Important. rhdnße* in th<* Soviet Gov;rnmcni art* expected m Ortober Aitordlnir to reports recsived i, staUr» the Moscow tUctoUtf, wUP be out>Wd fmm the iC.'ciership by Vorwhllofl. tlii? W*~ Commli^Jir It 1* expected shut wh;o Voruabnofl ob»c?n« power he will
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    £10,000 GIFT IN £1 NOTES.
    166 3 Taken To R.S.P.C.A. By A Man And Wife. An elderly man and hi?, wife walked into the offices of th? Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Jnmyn-street, S.W.. London, opened two suit-case; which they had been carrying, and lo an astonished
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    INDIAN FOODS FOR BRITAIN.
    239 3 Selling Home Products Abroad. An effort lo cremonstrate that India Is able to supply the British market with many delicious foods, many of which nre at present practically dOkno«n, will be made at twu (.:i;ibitions being hold at the Agricultural Hall, London, at the Bakers and
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      348 3 Prof. Dr. Wolff-Eisner's SANTUBEX-CURE FOR j thLS medicine fSantuben- Please send me Cure r^^^Bai JHgPI another one packet CURE per CCD. iMi^^^l-l^yA >?.n.,Parit Buntar, Perak. Particulars and supplies frcm the Sola Agents: I M. ABDULLA C 0., 27, Robinson Road, Singapore. Foods The 'Allenburys* Foods are particularly suited to the
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      291 3 "MALAYA TRIBUNE." 20 Pages For 5 Cents Every Saturday. WEEK-END SUPPLEMENT FOR THE HOME. Truly wonderful success has attended the innovat ion of giving our readers their Sattml&v "Tribune" at noon. Now we are making it a real Week-end Journal for the Home! The Saturday 'Tribune" has been enlarged to
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      43 3 WORTH A DOLLAR But Only 20 Cents: MALAYAN TTTRPAY TOST." -—HI-- ■■■I VlUm*,*****- MM S m I I Sole Agents ior Malaya f I If. Straits Java Trading £0., j SINGAPORE —PENANG. m m m iiii'iiiaiiiiiaiiiiii 1 > j •ii a 1 ~i .ni.-,.,.a.
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    VICTORY OF TEL-EL-KEBIR.
    1011 4 HOW ENEMY WERE BEATEN. Sir Garnet Wolseley's Tactics. A NIGHT ATTACK. Ah "O'wrvcr" tcr t.i)»ondcnt Mlty yt.ii» tr,Mi «ff i.rs iu H&tp t weft* in pmlouH inr li/» cppjunu 01 ih» 1 BuecCiur.il I.Ad b»PM folic w. <1 U;. i>a Unaunw timoimt rt ii*ii*uy. iilicn.p!> -Hid tuh«r
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    PENN PILGRIMAGE TO BUCKS.
    567 4 Quaker Cavalcade In Motors. To celebiaie the sailing of William Perm for America 250 years ago, a Pcr.n pilgrimage, in which about 150 Friends and others participat<d. took place to spots in Buckinghamshire us ociated with his memory. The first halt of the Quaker cavalcade" of
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    LAND GIVEN TO PEASANTS.
    819 4 Agrarian Reform In Spain. Splitting Up The Big Estates. Madrid. The passing by the Cortes of the Land Reform Bill and the Statute of Catalan Autonomy means that recognition has at last ceen made of the grievances on the one hand jf 7.500,000 peasants living in
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    RADIO-TELEGRAPH CONGRESS.
    413 4 Meeting Of Experts In Madrid. I Madrid. Many big things are expected in what may be called the "world of telecommunication" from the joint Telegraph and Rad<-(-Telegraph Conference, which is meeting ,n Madrid. The number of delegates is relatively small— 525 —but the numb?r of technical advisers and
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    EXPORTS OVERSEAS.
    347 4 Britain's Marketing Problems. Problems of marketing Eritish products overseas were referred to by Professor R. B Forrester. President of the Economic Science section of the British Association, in a speech at the York Assembly, referring to the fact that Britain failed to recover in postwar yearr a position
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      329 4 because it ijll lias larger I !|j ink capacity PARKER [S PREFERRED L^^S IT.TAXY pens rotting far more hold fell'liS IVM. 22% to 69% less ink than M ,'3 Parker Duofold.Yt t ink capacity is a M convenience pen purchasers chould Wf «j fllj not overlook. Frequent trips to the
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      48 4 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, OCT. 13. Nil. TO-MORROW, OCT. 14. 3.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Bn Sig., Preparation for G.O.C.s Inspection. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence Platoon. Lecture. SATURDAY, OCT. 15. Bukit Timah Range, Fortress Coy., CasualsClassification. SUNDAY. OCT. 16. G.O.C. s INSPECTION. Bukit Timah Range, Fortress Coy., Rifle Meeting.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1086 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. PT FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE KSD STOC* BROKERS. Oct 13 10 a m jtat Buyers. Sellers. va jue 26 28--1- aoi--1- 13--14 16 0 05 0 10 1 E 4 0.40 0.50 0.40 norn 5 .7- norn £1 B 0 9 l norn 020 0.25
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    Commercial News. THE SHARE MARKET.
    878 5 B. ETLIN AND CO S REPOKI. RUBBER. Oct. 13, 11 a.m. London: 2 7 16d., up 1 32d. New York: No Market (Holiday). Share: Quiet. 45-55 cci Ayer Moleks 30-35 cents. Ayer Fanas 30-f cents, Bassetts 20-25 cents. Brogas IM cents. Bukit Jelotongs 15-20 cents
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    142 5 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report- The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, in their weekly auction report of yesterday, state: Catalogued 1,513. 765 lb.-675.7L tons. Offered 1.449.149 1b. 646.94 ten Sold 1,314 923 lb-587.02 tons. London spot 1 13 32d. New York spot 3 cts. Prizes
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    151 5 September Returns. We have had the following rubb.r outputs for September reported to us: Alor Gajah 30.200 lb. Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) 91,000 lb. Ayer Molek 15,842 lb. Ayer Panas 82.500 lb. Kauak (Staffield) 35,000 lb. BradvaU <fm.s> 20,000 lb. Bukit Jelotong 15,700 lb. Bukit Kubu 18,000 lb. Buloh
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    204 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Oct. 13. Selling: London 4 mouths sight 2s, 3 3V32d. London 3 month," sight 2s. 3 15 16dI. London days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d London 30 days sijhv 2s \%Z London demand 2s. 3 27 32d London XT °s 3 13
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    THE FOREIGN TRADE OF MANCHUKUO.
    376 5 Figures Since Severance From China. Oct. 11. The following telegraphically received by ths Trade Intelligence Bureau of the Japane c Consulate-G.neral is released for public information: No exact figures are yet availably of the foreign trade ot Manchukuo tinea severance of relations from the Chinese
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    U.S. TRADE WITH MIDDLE ASIA.
    233 5 Mr Frank S. Williams, American Trade Commls loner. 7A, Ocean Building, Singapore, has just rrettved by cable the following Eta istics re'ating Ihr foreign trad- of the United States w th Middle Asia:— For the month cf August, 1932. Total Exports from U,it.d Slates *****.000.00
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    HYDROCELE
    57 5 Why continue your mos unplasant burden? No risk of operation. The ha. mless and peerlev; invention for the total abs rscticn of fluid and d rxri ion however complicated th; disease may be by the use of "HYDROCELE" OIL. Guaranteed cure after using two bottles. Rs. 1681--per bottle. Apply
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      74 5 Try at once!! OTTO GULL BAHAR. R.gistered. Life of Spring Flower. 8 and Perfumes. f«C) Rose units thefragrar.ee v LJ of T oses. Try J3IL it once. U j Ob t a i nable ii tltltlj everywhere in LEPROSY 1 Black or White. No matter herediNo risk of injection. Safe,
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      33 5 DIAMOND I 4fc ii Blighter And Las s Longer. Manufactured fresh daily in X Singapore by a British Ccm--2 Price 10 cents each. x The Cheapest European DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO.. LTD., 4fe
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      12 5 Exclusive Special Articles Appear in the MALAYAN i SATURDAY POST" Every Week.
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      188 5 Protect your child against pyORRHEAI 10, 20, 30 year* from now he v ill thank you PYORRHEA, the dreaded mouth disease, is ugly, insidious, yet often invisible! 10 or even 20 years from now your son may not be the healthy man you think he will be. He may be
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      813 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I SAM KOK, Vol. 1. second edition, will bo published on 15th inst. Obtainable from A. B. Ba.u Gan tong. 166, Neil Road. J SITUATION WANTED—By Young Doctor. I 30. Ch r. se, specialises skin V.D. Speaks English, Preach, M3lay and all Cninesa dialects. No objection up-enun ry
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      279 6 TO-NIGHT! LAST NIGHT of Australia's FII(ST Talkie? "On Our j Selection" Produced b, BRITISH EMPIRE FILMS, Ltd., With BERT BAILEY, the celebrated Australian Comedian in his original stage role as "DAD" RUDD. j TO-MORROW j The Beautiful Star of "THIS IS THE NIGHT" j LILY DAMITA In a superbly-presented RADIO
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      280 6 ADA I "QRANB HOTEL" J*i7T~. ~~7 **ysME*L, •the picture amazing! I Ardent Lover I FieadJpßl^B SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONThe Epic of British Industry- a Symphony of Smoke and Steel "PROGRESS" I PRESENTED BY COTJWTRfIv rm 1 OF BORNEO MOTORS LTD. The most amazi„ g Ule mos PO-ar bear which 1 S
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    176 7 SHIPPING NEWS. The following passengers by the "Carthage from and Mrs. Plenderieith. Rev. and and infant. Master Cool, A. L. Hampton. Mr. N. C. Hnisey Mr. Hulton. Mrs. Loke and infant. Miss Lcke. Miss D. Strz. szak. Mr. C. a. r, q and Mr. R. M. Hoops. ;<
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    40 7 Singapore- ct u> Standard Spot 7 5 16 oct. 7 Nov. Dec. Jan-March T% Apr.-Jur 8 Tone of Market: Vc:y Dull. La ten Cable: London Spot Sheet 2 7'iid per lb. New York: Market closed.
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    JAVANESE ON HOUSE-BREAKING CHARGE.
    74 7 Alleged to have broken into the hous* o r Mr. H. E. A. Davey, a European residing at 137, Devonshire xioad. Abuoakar bin a Javanese, appeared before the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday. It was stated that the complainant's hou-c was burgled on Tuesday last
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    PRODUCE.
    180 7 Singapore. Oct. 13. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 < Siam) W. Coast 2 $132 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 SI 18 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $113 Rice, Siam -Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $172 Rice. Siam No. 2 «163 Rice. Siam No. 3 Sl5O 1
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    K.L. WANTS TOWN COUNCIL.
    576 7 Present Name Is Not Dignified. (From Our Own Correspondent.), Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 12. The KjUala LumRUI Sanitary Board to-day. by- a 4nrfjority.* decided to ask Government o change the name to the Kuala Lumpur Toy 1: Ceuaci!. This formed an amendment io an nrljinal! resolution proposed
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      498 7 "MADGE" 40 7 (>7, Selegie Road, Singapore. •phone i We have just received a large selection of Ladies 9 j Voids and Children's Semi-Trimmed and Ready- to-Wear Hats of the latest styles. j m LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ordinance no. 44 Bankruptcy.) mm SUPREME COURT OF THE IN SETTLEMENTSSEITLEMEnToE SINGAPORE Summary Case.
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      246 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force o»er $35,000,000. i| The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Oreat Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street, Singapore, LONDON OFFICE: 37. Old Jewry. «0. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    WHY OWE MONEY?
    772 8 It is the most foolish thing in the J world to be in debt. That will seem j an unkind statement to many who j are desperately involved, but it is assuredly true of the great majority jof cas es. The Micawber prescription j for happiness and
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    155 8 Passegers from Batavia to Singapore by Mr. Gailois and *L2SF r wlach POT. to Batavfa on <T 5? Slnga Grant Taylor oBE M n m R of *fhe R Ba A nSriK%* 3 [=2 IT** ah the that g» to be held in Bangkok °nt 21 are now well on
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    COLONIES AND OTTAWA.
    238 8 How Malaya Will Benefit. Reuter. London, Oct. 12. Arrangements made on behalf of the Colonies rlr?" aWa w P Vide fot num er OUS increased preferences but these are confined to motor vehicles in the Straits Settlements and HongIt is expected that the reduction of duty on
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    CHINA'S FIRST TRAIN FERRY.
    144 8 Launched By Mrs. Quo Tai Chi. Reuter. London. Oct. 12. Cnmr.3 first train ierry. costing £70.000, was launched by Mis Quo Tai Chi at Walker-on-i-yne to-day. The versel :s 372 feet long with a uead weight of 1.550 tons and is nsmed •he -Chang Kiang." it
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    101 8 Mails from Europe < London mails despatched m Sept. 22). by the "Corfu." which anchored at Penang at 7.17 a.m. to-day. will anive by :rain to-mcrrow morning. Correspondence wiil be ready for delivery to boxholders at 9 a.m. From China and Japan by the Penang Maru," due at
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    POLICE BAND CONCERT.
    65 8 The band cf the SS. Police will perform the cliowtag programme, weather permitting, at Caton? Park on Sunday, commencing at 9 p m ■larch from "La Heine d? Scb.V Gounod' Overture "Pique Dame" Suppe: Suite Dwellers n the Western World" Scuss: "invitation a a Valse" Web-; Selection
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    51 8 A festival at the close of the Buddhist Past The Municipal health statement for the s ah 186 Ihf death rate was 20 57 n-r aTver HI corr «P "ling week of VT ant. 3 death rate v ,as 250.0 p3r mm? com 15T4 hr'tL 1 2 P^*<n 8 »"ek
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    On Other Pages.
    82 8 )UR READERS' VIEWS, on pa*e 2 VHAT TO LISTEN FOR, on £S 2 4UAR NEWS, on page 2 J V THE CAUSEWAY, on page 3 VICTORY OF TEL-EL kprtrT airxTXT is bmw, on page 4 ?ENN PILGRIMAGE TO BUCK'S TOPICS OF TO-DAY. n pp c 'EREMBAN NEWS,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    442 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON.")*^ Some details are r'vm the Empire Preferences d v Pineapple exporters and m„t importers at least should feeThap^ What the rest of us a™ get out of it seems to be ius g to patriotic feeling. 1 ;i A good many shareholders h been grossly
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    55 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2 7 16d. Npw York: Market closed. Singapore: 7 5! 16— 1\ cents. TIN. London Spot: £151 10s. (Up 42s 6d>. London 3 months: £152 12s. 6d. »Up 42 6d.) Singapore: $76.87 COPRA. Mtssrc. Barlow and Co. repot: Sundricd $5 go Mixed 11 |s
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      161 8 Masler s Meter s Voice' Voice" i PORTABLE MODEL "!)9." j Th G^* Wt V Kver Offered in Portable Gramophones. j SMALL iX SKE WG PERFORMANCE LOW IX PRICE 55 /N and repress "His Mast,-, OWU 't,, at:d in: thCfma St IJo^ib,e mane, a! to be t-u- Ullh an funding
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      56 8 Chippendale PATTERN STERLING SILVER WAITERS j j Fop Presentation j U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, J j 23, High Street, Singapore. 1 ~^i=Jr=dr=Jr^rr^r=lr^ I Reduce your cost of jiving and at the same time support local industry by using j T.K.K.'s j SHOES, TYRES OTHER GOODS. TENG SENG GUAN, Established
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      39 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Max. Temperature, 86 deg F Last night's Min. Temperature. 75 de- F Yesterday's Rainfall, nil. Sunshine. 7.7 hours. 1 P.m. Relative Humidity, 75 per cert 1 p.m. Wind. S.W. io m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather, cloudy.
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    LOCAL DRUG TRAFFIC SENSATION. EUROPEAN WOMAN CHARGED.
    561 9 OVER 810,000 OF CHANDU. ensrer On P. "Carthage." DETAINED IN CIVIL PRISON. ieamtiea ■•<.;> aaaati in th* Police (mirts yesterday alicnuon. v hen a rir< «s d Furopean wrnian apD trid Judge i.Mr. RTBmb charged with importing i ut new fieunim ill rkaadi
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    CHINESE WOMAN'S SUICIDE.
    90 9 Vi<,im '»1 The Slump. in'HUMtlng thr drain if iff < ii rn«» and bo v iu in house in t: M a w:«ji inquired IUo O Bo.trno> yesterday i, J sr.* td in evidence. ti P Ik* cess was bud ■in a luio&. His wife >v r
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    FIGHT BETWEEN TWAKOW COOLIES.
    49 9 Nrwrjtl >, en Detaincd i J 1 iniervcntlcn uf thr PoJlcp 'J Mwea two vttiiKH of 112 Quay >•. tcrdiiy a/tar- ver- ,i..-i W is proporrt'«n L h fl injur,cs ind oie J 1 rrn.vtt tu by ambulClr U).'l'Urkjy 3n thr« scene onJ H t'cwcc m
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    DANGER OF DRIFTING TO WAR.
    196 9 Mr. Lloyd George's Plea in London. Reuter. London. Oct. 13. A great audience at the Queen's Hall to-da-(receded approval of the Libera, I I resignsUaoc. sir Bextcrt Samuel the principal sneaker planned that the main task for which the Government was Qftfeced ]fl .t f
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    EXPLOSION OF BENZINE LAMP.
    82 9 Chinese Girl Fatally Burnt. The death of a six-year-ci d Chinese girl m co a result of burns, was enquired v:tS I**! the ghl lived with her parent, at .h, inth mil Bukit Timah Read On Sept. 21. a benzine lamp exploded, sever iy Lur,m- the
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    The new pier, now practically completed, near Johnston's Pier. There has been much talk of the Governor's *■„ vjwvexnui b proposal to name this all-concrete structure -'Clifford Pier."
    27 9 The new pier, now practically completed, near Johnston's Pier. There has been much talk of the Governor's vjwvexnui b proposal to name this all-concrete structure -'Clifford Pier."
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    SALARY CLAIM AT IPOH.
    250 9 No Evidence On Behalf Of Plaintiff. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 12. A sun brought by Mr. A. H C. Grieve against Penawat Tin f 0 $700 bcin-r ralary for two months in lieu of notice and $76 bonus for two months was dismissed by
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    TARIFF REDUCTION USELESS.
    140 9 Would Not Increase Trade Of U.S. Reuter. Buriey (Idaho., Oct. 12. Openin» his election campaign Senator Bcrah in a speech advocated expansion of the United States currency sufficiently to "dc business and afford people a medium of exchange.' Wh:l- not particularly mentioning war debts, Mr. Borah said
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    DIED OF HEART FAILURE.
    165 9 Delicate Boy Who Said He Was Struck. "My son was mj weak from the day he was born until hii death," laid the father of fa 10-year-old Chinese boy. when piving evidence In the Coroner's Court yesterday during the inquiry into the death of his s:n.
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED EXTORTION.
    121 9 Chinese Girl Complainant. An attract) vo-lcoking Chinese girl was the complainant in a case cf attempted extortion Ult* came up for hearing before tie Secend Magistrate (Mr. a. w. Hay) yesterday, the accused being a Hylam named Wong Ah Kow. The girl alleged that whilst she was
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    ARMED PEACE IN BELFAST.
    204 9 3,000 POLICE ON PATROL. Conference To Prevent Repetition. PREMIER'S WARNING TO RIOTERS. Reuter. vh< hay. h. S veral civilians arms aB ln I*"*** of ,r "> and a nniunhion are unde, and TTZS bC Belfast, Oct. 12 s. sex to 52 bet n a,r; ed eqSpeV'whh
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    POLICE OFFICER FINED.
    428 9 Assault On Tamil Witness. (From Our Own Correspondent., Johore Eahru. Oct. 12. Sub-Inspe,tor Rcza'.i bin Abdul Manan of «he Central Kttet Station. Johore Bahru appeared before Unku Ismad. the Thiid Police :aS We k n 8 Ch3lge f vaulting a Tamil named Kandasamy. Kandasamy said that on
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    EUROPEAN BOY'S FALL FROM CAR.
    82 9 Door Opens When Vehicle Turns. A European lad of about ten years of age fell out of a moving motor-car yesterday ".ernoon, and sustained nasty abrasions on the face and legs and was taken to hospital It appears that the car. which, it is said,
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    Sports & Pastimes. CESAREWITCH RESULT.
    273 10 Sports Pastimes. CESAREWITCH RESULT. TWENTY-SIX HORSES RUN. HON NY' BRIGHT EYES UNPLACED. THE TURF. London. Oct. 12. The Cesarcwitch was run to-day at Newmarket and resulted as follows: 1. NITSICHIN (Beary; 8.9. 2. CHELMARSH <W. Rickaby) 6.8. 3. SANDWICH <H. Wragg) 9.5. Also ran: Son of Mint (Perryman) C.5, Pahokee
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    SANDAKAN CHAMPIONSHIP.
    109 10 GOLF. J H Bceton won the Sar.dakan championship. Complete results: First Round: J. A. Houston beat S. D. Key 5 and 3; J. H. Beeton beat A. F. Richards 7 and 5; J. Mitchell beat J. K. S. Malcolm at the 19th: the Hon D. T. J Sherlock
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    SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    291 10 BADMINTON. Results of ties played last week-end in the S.B.A. tournaments: JUNIOR DOUBLES (semi-final): Yeo JOO Lim and Chan Khek Bens beat M. da Silvjt and J. de Souza 21—18. 19—19 (s—o). INTER-CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (semi-final): Roseray BP. beat Jovial B.P. 4 —l; United Chinese Amateurs beat Shanghai B.P.
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    YESTERDAY'S GAME ON THE PADANG.
    652 10 GLOSTEUS OUTSHINE CLUB JUNIORS. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Tht GlGUrrslv:-» 2nd find Che B.C.C. 2nd met on lb* padttng yesterday thi« former gutninc n (I'tl'lvc r/Ui to Iht f uny of one pjal, thre-i trie* »1* point-, t t/> one »xy <3 points). The ioidiert»' soccers waj
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    DIOCESAN CUP CHARITY MATCH.
    224 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. The following will appear in the Diocesan Cup charity match at Anson Road Stadium to-morrow at 5 p.m.: EUROPEANS: Proud; Bryant. Gould; Brummitt (capt), Middleton, Griffiths; Perry, Raybould, Fyfe, Stapleton, Cockle. Reserves: Kidd, Webber. THE REST: Ah Kow; Chee Lim, Boon Lay (capt.); John
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    YESTERDAY'S LOCAL MATCHES.
    1748 10 S.R.C. OVERWHELM TEAM. HOCKEY. The Singapore Khalsa Associaiton far.-d somewhat disastrously when they clashed with the S.R.C. on the Padang yesterday, the S.R.C netting six times to two against. Fielding a strong side, the Club team was not long in asserting its superiority. Do the Malacca player,
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    R.S.Y.C. PROGRAMME ALTERED.
    160 10 YACHTING. Owing to the Volunteers' field day en Sunday, the sailing programme of the R.S.Y.C is being altered. It has been decided to hold a sweepstake race fcr both A arid "B classes bn Sunday. Start at 10.10. Course will'be posted as usual This entails the fallowing
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    "E" (CHINESE) CO'S MEETING.
    444 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. The following is a list of those who won prizes at "E" (Chinese) Co., S.V.C., rifle meeting on Sunday. The Commandant Lt.-Col. M J T Ueiliy gave away the prizes MATCH I. 200 YARDS DELIBERATE—"A" Cass L.-c. Yap Ewe Hai, "P." Class L -c. Tan
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    S.C.R.C. PRIZE GIVING.
    242 10 LAWN TENNIS. Tlit S.C.R.C single? chainpionship between LUn Bouj Scu and John Llut will bs played ofl a: 4.4f> p.m. no Ihe 15th inli. when tb Club will be "At Home" to its members and iheir friends. Prise*. won during the year I.: the various tournaments will
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    What's On To-Night
    136 10 A.li umbra —"Almost Married." featuring Alexander Kirkland. Ralph B:ll my. Vioitt Hemlng, etc. Special added attraction "Progress." Capitol.—"On Oar Selection," starring Bert Bailey. Empire— "Reckkos Living" and "Finger Prints" (talkie serial). First show: Tom Tyi.r in "Pioneers of the West." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera,
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    VOLUNTEERS MINE A RAILWAY.
    650 10 Japanese Troop Train Wrecked. Nonni River Bridge Captured. Shanghai. Oct is A Japanese military tram. 6 from Harbin to the front along tfavEu* Hailan Railway yesterday to mci an ing force against the Heilun ,J slsN was blown up at a point b eer*. Suihua. which
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    TELOK AYER EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    76 10 At a devotion.il melting or [ta Tel Epv/crth League held las. Sui i sketch entitled "The Gold< n W1 sented by the lady leaguers. A was present to witness the play an imriressed by the performs iv i A picnic is being arranged to take the
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    Australian Film At The Capitol.
    89 10 AT THE CINEMAS. The new Capitol programs* of an experiment, fcr its leal Australian talkie. "On Our Befceti a bright and breezy effort and thows lack of finish in techulq: c it has some wonderful photograph typical Australian scenes an change frcm British and Imerlcai
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    INQUEST ON BODY OF LUNATIC
    190 11 Asylum Inmates Before The Coroner. ,ii ti iy concerning the death of Ided before tiie Singapore P. O Bourne) yesterday when held The Coroner was try of tvo Malays and a a Chinese, was an inmat* Singapore Mental Hospital. Another d d oi causing his
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    FALSE EVIDENCE CHARGE.
    237 11 Case Against Two Chinese Fails. C iving false evidence, two C Cher and Tan Thye O the District Judge ■Mr C Wils i irdav. It 1 appeared fcr the proN. A. N. Battenberg was B ~i the accused and an uhan Marican entered M itj nen on
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    COMMUNISTS EXPEL 20 MEMBERS.
    54 11 Moscow, Oct. 11. f Communists have been ex- Communist Party on the ground members or accomplices of a j v group which attempted. I bourgeoia and the Ku'ak tj liming at the restoration of Ussp ulart y Kulakdom, in the rity previously expelled for n activities
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    WOMEN'S WORK EXHIBITION.
    80 11 Work Exhibition V W C A.. Raffles Quay. an "2' cookhij on Monday;, enti 'ran. m.rr.be: cr no, may in t:- 'rtain cor.citicns givon on M the Exhibition open Qd thrse who wish to to ice 13 come that day iv.';; o; T :its, which cannot be
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    178 11 Serious Charge Against A Malay. (From Our Oion Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 11. At the Negri Sembilan Assises this morning, the case in which a Malay named Molai b.<n Umat who was charged with in r est, was concluded before Mr. Justice J. L. McFall. A secend accused tSumin
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    JOHORE BAHRU ASSIZES.
    224 11 Chinese Committed On Forgery Charge. (from. Our Own Correspondent., Johore Bahru Oct 12 Chines, guihy 1 toTchavrf her Bahru. as genuine 0 fa-ed k U rfcStiy usin W. Burcon yesteid?v Mr Justi e Court. S ZX th: Suprem:? for M V. Pillaj J»T* Mr C Lmi Messrs.
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    NEW CLUB IN BATU PAHAT.
    142 11 Activities Started On Oct. 1. The Java Peranakan Club. Batu Pahat. was registered on Sept. 6, 1932. and activities com- i menced on Oct. I, A general meeting, presided over by Haji Taib bin Haji Ariff and attended by 50 members, including committee members, was
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    122 11 Singapore. Oct. 13. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Kota Nopan 22; Alaska Mam 20. Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate S.) Carthage 13: Sumatra Maru 14; Manila Maru 12; Centaur 8; Calchas 7. Empire Deck (Entrance Gate S.) Heijin Maru 30: Karapara 35. Empire Docs.* »Entrance
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      82 11 "AILS CLOSE. To-Monnow, oct. 14. "Ceylon 50,,.-, Uaq, In,iij Bombay. Aden. BW t'., pt Europe. Great SSk, 0 Canada and 'North x C and O. Mail) 8 a.m. f> v -West Sumatra, ■ttUin n E °i ,e and Great "Dutch Mail) 8.30 a.m. S:; rca-,„ South-West 1 tecea >■ hV
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      805 11 CLUB DIAKY. Sin T aaZt are n meroiLS Clvfo and Societies in i ™St& e JV** Tribune." This Diary St cTn ially t f r them are anH ,nl i Peratc in up-to-date Tui %fi?t B «*»'»W of general interest C uo «*T can cover meetings, enteranT^iinr^' ViSits and 3
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      300 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, OCT. 13. High Tides—9.sG a.m.. 10.10 p.m. Annual Inspection, Boys' Brigade. Kampong Kapor Church Hall. 5.30 p.m. Football, Malay Scouts' Charity match, Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW. OCT. 14. High Tides. —10.20 a.m., 10.45 p.m. .Meeting, Singapore Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Fullerton Building, 5.15 p.m. Football.
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    BORROWING AND THRIFT.
    4503 12 BIRTH CONTROL ON ECONOMIC GROUNDS. The Case For Weekly Wages. MR. L. D. GAMMANS' ADDRESS TO ROTARIANS. Mr. L. D. Gamrnans, the well-known Co-operative Societies officer, addressing members of the Rotary Club of Singapore at yesterday's luncheon meeting, touched 0 n several important aspects of the social
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      361 12 I ON SALE EVERYWHERE 1| 9 mmm mmm t° 1 ffRAS fI L AYE LTD. Pfri Strengthen Your Kidneys! Make life a pleasure again! Pain in the small of the back; that irregularity of the urine; that tired, nervous, old and worn out feeling; those headaches and dizzy sensations; all
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    THE FIVE POWER CONFERENCE.
    428 13 Britain Pleased With Responses. joint Polio On Arms And Far East? London. Oct. 8. ire happy over the f have received to the pari v wi h th. 1 H tins the Disarma.r; neva It is felt thai in th repU?l received ought Germany's wishes should
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    751 13 Unemployed Should Not Return. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sept. 27 (by Air Mail). Summer has come and gone, and Malayans who are arriving in London compfain of tht COM, among them my friend, Mr Ong Boon to get more warmth than is obtainable in London at the
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    133 13 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (5.8.), LTD. Prices for the Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Sprit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon 80.89 Shell Motor Sprit per 4 gallon tin $3.70 Shell Kerosene
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    OPIUM MONOPOLY IN COLONIES.
    248 13 Dutch Resent League Criticism. Reuter's Wireless Service. Geneva, Oct. 9. The intention of France to shortly ratify the 1931 Narcotics Convention was announced to-day in the Fifth Committee of the League which stressed the need for universal ratification of the Convention by April 13 next In
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    IF THE LEAGUE FAILS.
    82 13 Reuter. London. Oct. 11. Asked what would happen if the League fails to get Japan to accept the Lytton Report. Dr. Kuang Son Young, the Chinese Consul-General, lecturing on China and the Modern World to friends in a meeting house in London, declared that there would
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    MARKET PRICES.
    453 13 SINGAPORE, OCT. 7. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 32 Beef, stew or curry, kati 26 Pork, lean, kati 46 Pork, lean and fat (st quality), kati 36 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 44 Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 90 Pigeons,
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    Sports Reports by Air Mail. PERRY WINS IN AMERICA.
    306 14 BEATS GIANT-KILLER SATOH. A REPETITION OF THE COCHET INCIDENT. LAWN TENNIS. London, Srpt. 27 rby Air Mull). Brttlah town U'nuiv stock went tip over the wedc-cad for P. J. Perry won th» Pacific South W f »t chdmplominp nt Lot Anyc't..
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    HARMSWORTH TROPHY RACES.
    521 14 SYMPATHY FOR KAYE DON. MOTOR-BOAT RACING. New York. Sept. 26 (by Air Mail). Americans, with distinctly genuine sorrow, watched Kaye Don, England's representative in her latest and sorry bid to regain the Harmsworth Trophy, sail away to England defeated and empty-handed except for a punch bowl presented
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    CANADIAN WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP.
    90 14 GOLF. «•£Taaf£ PUt !l ng ifc 055 United Mates as far as golf is concerned. Last week can AmS"' *2 SomervWe. won the Amelll" 24 Mta? Mo'- while on Sept. the C^* rio Tie Kirkham ol Montreal, won B*\Jm*t v*™"'* beating another 2 .in a thirty-six holes
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    REGGIE MEEN v. DON. MACCORKINDALE.
    480 14 LARRY GAINS A SPECTATOR. BOXING. London, Sept. 27 (by Air Mail). Reggie Mean, fighting for the first time since he lost his heavyweight Championship tc Jack Peterson in London, made a sorry attempt to a "come back" against the South African, Don. McCorkindale, at Leicester.
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    MALAYAN SPORTS. DEVONSHIRE B.P. MATCHES.
    211 14 BADMINTON. Devonshire B. P. week-end matches on their own courts resulted as follows: SATURDAY: Devonshire beat Opium PackbtVSi B ff^ by 5 2 Scores: Tan KekSoon r£L n V 5 7?' 15 7; Lim Hua >' Annbeat Ah ah i 5 15 12: Tan Gua:l
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    MALACCA SPORTSMEN TRANSFERRED.
    182 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 7. Malacca sportsmen will learn with regret of the departure on transfer to Penang of Mr. J. R. Burnham of Messrs. Sime Darby and Co. Mr. Burnham was a oopular all-rcund sportsman. In addition to his sporting abilities Mr. Burnham rendered
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    DANGER OF OVERSPECIALISATION.
    818 14 INEVITABLE RESULT OF POPULARITY. RUGBY FOOTBALL. R~W*? a 55? by the International Rugoy Board to players and referees will cause much discussion and a considerable flutter Thfi?/-?, c u dovecotes of the Ru^h y «"*id. mere will be some who will regard it as a retrograde step
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    A HONGKONG RECORD.
    218 14 SWIMMING. Kwoh Chun-hang, young South China breast stroke swimmer, showed improved form in the final of the 100 yards championship of Hongkong which was decided at the V. P*. C. on Sept. 30, when he further lowered the previous best time, covering the distance in 77 seconds,
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    THE PROPOSED MATCH.
    304 14 WEIGHT-LIFTING. Mi \Vo< j (> With rWrr. l( iUUgffhtlOll Ml W u BUI IOX u mysell and W-.iv„ r •>._ yuu chauoDivii 0 Haw much p). m parni io uio. >. > but would (tr.'f. i Olympic srt r>: Ht, 2«-,? ht C C I.'rt r,, that
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    242 14 rpj, Tuesday. Grt. 4. the gUtxU turner gnen by His Excellency at Government Boo* in the evening:— H.E. Major-General L. C. L Oldfu-ld and Mrs. Oldfield and Miss Oldfielti U*» Hon Mr A. P. Robinson, Group Capta:.i A. H Jackson, Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer. Captun G Preyberg,
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      464 16 Our business as Repairers of Clocks. Watches, Gramophones and all other instruments is recognised by the Military authorities and the great majority of the Public. (l Our Charges are always based moderately to defy competition. /J A trial order will convince you YICK WOH HING m JTiXS l\ (CONTRACTOR FOR
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      285 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. The Officer-in-Charge. Fisheries Department, S.S. it F.M.S.. Fisheri.s OfliC Fuherton Building, has kindly given me a demonstration by .vhich a large amount cf catch of Whitebaii iv fishing stakes would be saved fiom spoilage During w.t oays when drying would be imocesible by the usual exposure to
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      446 16 I EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL Established 1628. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls) B—Short Btreet, Singapore. Offers thorough training In Music—both PRACTICAL THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA, etc Booklet upon request, M. ANCIANO, Principal. MATHEMATICS TUITION. Private Individual Tuition by Mathematics Graduate with good teaching experience.
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