The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 November 1924

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. KM-- SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1924. NO. 11,350.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    185 1 Di>a^re<-ments at Gcsstfl m the opium t'tinferent-e have reached a pitch where failure appears likeh Page 9. A crisis has arisen m Egypt owing to political resignations, including that of Zaghlul Pasha Page An extraordinary situation e\ist> m Vancouver m connection with alleged, rum-running Page 9. The
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    DEMOISELLES.
    610 1 R. J. T yard may be right er may v iij_- m hi f redu. v• k ould point t-'. .T.- c< pip,,ii: <- _-is." c w! <" -I sw.-.rni. ay ,i, tin f Sui M ida. r the "Bilalang J<j v i." w ith our them. Be that
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      270 1 jrYREs: iyres:: u_sl*. »1$ v '05 SI 2. l2isl v ii nKs t WHh Order.. lUNES cv CO. RAFFLES HOTEL Christmas Programme. J,. Dec. Special Vuletide Dinner and Dance. Thursc: _V IV« XMAS DINNER. Novelties v.vA Crackers. Orchestral Music. T. Fridaj'. J" iUr. Special Dinner and Ball. I Fancy Dress
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      303 1 "Kurlo" Soap Wafers. Absolutely pore and free from any deleterious ingredients. Unsurpassed for washing woollens, laces, silks etc. T\ \:r'.o" not injurs or harden the most delicate fabric. "__M/« /J^mmM Washes Without I Shrinking n:ak,s r^ '-'jr_^fks^ shampoo ij^^-^ _~vJf ...lut on. Manufactured by: WILLIAM GOBSAGE SONS LIMITED. Widnea, England.
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      126 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. N\ AY dress*.-— Page 2. Try Teanent'fl Pace 8. Wsa. .hi ki for Halls painl Dop foi th< finest chocolates -i'aL-t 4. PriseiUs Deai st thi Palladmn— P t| Hoy t< ak< ecreani Sundae- Pa._« Relief I i squitoi -sho I PagM 12. row tl Shaw l I
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      26 1 TYRES TYRES Mil x 90— S10. s7r, Igf |U 32 3' .SI 2. 880 x 120 $13. ILIJELS $1.30 Cash With Orders. IRVING JONES O. j
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      87 1 THE WEEK. Water, 1.59 a.m., 1.5 p.m. asaswanl mail closes. Pol.': Cups. < iy, 18tJL Hiprl V. 2.4 i n.. 1.44 Xo i*#ue of Fret Pin M. tMa. :i W.;tt r. 2 'V 2 p.m. Tl 20th. Hi-i Water, I If •m. Piiil. Oi eat les Ft n«t H Wat«
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    LIGHI AEROPLANE CLUBS.
    120 2 The-Air Mr ew aeropiu 1 a practical and aeroplanes efficient ar plant shoved itself capable of can «B the sd. On the i hand, H was 1 She engines at such a higi ance that a w as the in- y udtrs that 1 I warrant the
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      303 2 CURES COLDS IN THE HEAD LITTLE VICTOR INHALER Of All Chemists. ACENTS: MEDICAL HALL LTD. 28 Battery Road. SINGAPORE. THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. tttrrd i> -'apday Moiid:;' Nov; \~>. 16. 1 i. 16th. and 7th. E E1 W [DA] i'R'UiRAMMK WAI M. PEY JEE COMPETITION Sa R Sa Pot ra
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      254 2 Victoria Theatre I Commencing Wednesday, November 26th i THE ITALIAN GRAND OPERA GO. Booking will open at JOHN LITTLE'S ON WEDNESDAY NOV. 19th. PALLADIUM THEATRE orchard R ad At 9.i5 P .m. TO-NIGHT p- m -"Fog Bound" Dorothy Dalton Maurice Costello m A Mystery Drama. Sunported by LATEST PATHE GAZETTE
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      240 2 Alhambra From Friday. November 14th. to In the Second Show a1 artLOVE AT FIRST SH.IU 1 Reel Path, h FOX NEWS SPEC 1 M QNE WEEK A 2 Ree P>ustei Ke; 1 i THE WORLD'S (.RE S LITTI Qft JACKIE COOCIAN "CIRCUS DAYS A Firsl National Attraction m 7 Re<
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    PARISIANA.
    1068 3 PARISIAN A. TOBACCO AND ASH-MADE PICTURES. (From Our Own Correspondent). Paris, Oct. 16. i ii vary pvopailj balkrviug that ■M can if found for everything:, recently aavt revived the >hmiil forgsttss art r»f mskinf pictures frosj tobaea ami tohaecoaah. GrsjMifjarenta, sareats, ;.nd children oi all _g g; everybody spendi induatriooi
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    46 3 Mr. E. Gali.«tan, Marine Engineer, Singapore, has arrived m Penang on a visit to the local lighthouses. On Wednedney morning he wen to Muka Head. Mr. Galistan has been engaged for the last few days m putting m a new burner at the Fort Cornwallis lighthouse.
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      402 3 aSwr^^~al^ax r L/ V _P_l Km '■ill Kill the Pain 1 i with Sloan's 1 C NOTHING BETTER FOR M tl SCIATICA, RHEUMATISM, 1 h ALL RHEUMATIC AND I NERVE PAINS. ~\L// R I s I_juanert aSord* freeaom from pain to tho.isi- M have cone to know bow easily and
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      455 3 V _s__f _f w T/?^ Economical iffl?_ ff*"-^^*^!*^ V_ __r WjLz. _f /ay I __V/ C i_ JS^ gr\ 27 tests set an average of 26.9 miles to the gallon of petrol |p Malayan Motors^ _3a____ HP__l R3 nf/ Js_____! I_________H_______^_ "5 Sn _____HR_V_____F'^'___*r_^__9^'**^"^^ I6 E CREAM SUNDAE Pour crushed
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    MEN AND HORSES.
    686 4 vi i: i.kok<;e i vmbtovs memories. 1: rg, L i:>.:»: n. 1 l: that should publish bis >■ aftt ti Sa H betn Earls of I > sent, snd now St has H race for I V: V. v. r I n^ n_ seritv ned by^Alr. Lambtor
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    AUSTRALIA'S WOOL CLIP.
    150 4 A USTRALIA'S WOOL CLIP. Sydney, Oct 9. actual decisioi baa been made to v lltsil era BS las, but the question of limiting the offerings is being canvassed. The banks maintain that it will require perhaps a credit of £20,000,000 to handle the clip. The Notes Board have agreed to
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    A PROHIBITION FAILURE.
    1134 4 LIQIOK CONTROL IN NEWFOUNDLAND. Newfoundland has recent. y abandoned i rohib.tion after a six years' trial. Being an island it seemed to offer an admirable ■fas Elf the experiment. The sole dravback lay m the fact that St. Pierre-MuiU-- the French colony, which is the base I
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    CENTENARY OF TRADE UNIONISM.
    93 4 Writing i I Centenary of British I I i Tra i be movement arhich that ovement, one of tin t achievements of ma: which i h and expansion of Christ y begins with th. That bmom en see spec-it -Yients 4 against binations 1- I ombination
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    AUTOMATIC BANKER.
    158 4 Thousan.i f liar. l .r k w aritiag it 4 the proposal of tht head- .1 m f th. "Biy I- ix« hanks u-. machim f<»i ami t!:e v\ itine jp „j a Ii into t'. ree. Such a machine has bean used at Lloyds Bank branch at
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    TRIUMPH OF A BLIND TYPIS.
    97 4 markah of a bl a nievenunt lie- behind th. siSSM shorthand aid fMS Green, used s tiny machine. seven notes, the trsnacription tea* sste < tomb* blind >'irth. end is l typis ai National Bland. "So fsr a* I knot;." ad I which a has
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    PLUCKY RAILWAY SERVANTE.
    56 4 i: ber, records that ganeral man... J 1 eat snd sdestisaa' motor-omnibus. A P*>* i Mrs. Fairbairns. ran (^jnibe> the r came to rek and P^f^J tser^? a more M*eu fr> tram cleared- f V h £^__?3 isge wa tl»**^__ the wall snd tit'^ __i d. and
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      88 4 sole Agents: W. H. Dop's Trading Co. No. 54, Robinson Road. Telephone 2627 j 1 DRINK DROSTE'S NURSE COCOA. ONCE TRIED ALWAYS WANTED. S RETAIL PRICE I Per one pound tin $1.25 J I Eat Droste's Chocolates. I y^^^S, A TREAT TO EVERYBODY. Rttfj^ A W_^^i_________________r 2 J* I.IU K|
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    BOOK REVIEWS.
    1286 5 ihe Nature of a Crime. Conrad and Hueffer. (Duckworth). This book is all the more interesting eiaee it was possibly one of the last tasks Si the late Joseph Conrad to prepare it foi t nblitStisß m book form. The story hud appeared previously m the early day.s
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    THE BAN ON GAMBLING IN SPAIN.
    265 5 Kevtmue <d Fashionable Clubs (iune. .Madrid. Oct. 4. There El Ssneb ado m Madrid and Other baey eantree ol Spain over the Military Government's decree supposing gambling. The Eaaioaa lottery Ka, af course, not included; this being Qoeariiescnt institution and a source of considerable
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    THE DUTCH IN INDIA.
    489 5 E\ acuation C entenar\ Oct. U<_'4. t a I I *avsasa__h bj t_M Dutch, th* terms <•:' thi Treat .f L> nd :i whu h 1 1 hangi d Date! lettleajM tin sinls I f India for eertaj by Great Bi tain m Sumatra am; ci
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    A MODERATE SIKH JOURNAL.
    36 5 Allahabad, Oct. 31. The Pioneer understands the Sudhar Committee m the Punjab are bringing out a paper to express the views of moderate Sikh opinion to combat the misstatements of the Akali.
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    THE ZEDI-EI IN VOI \(.F
    237 5 rhino m Kog. \e* V«»rk. Oct. 14. i Captain Steele, the ard the Z.R.:\ wh. v r tl r Stat- Covernment, sent a ag< N Department eh, n :.l\ Th;- ..d that the ZK a-» iunning with three of her six engines m pei ati
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    THE TIGERS BIRTHDAY.
    94 5 M. Clemenceau, ur... celebrated > s eighty-third birthday rt-centh at hi> c i» try home m l>a Vendee, sent an amu-.ii:' reply m verse a short while since t< a correspondent who inquire-d; whet} -i name should be spelt with an acute a« -nt over the fir.-t
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      366 5 I -Hl f^ __T^ you are T^V < j Nervous, Run-down ___i, jk y° u need Wincarnis VA \_J. A Bee .iusr Wintarnrs offers yr.u new ad\ »^»t\/.- strength to banish your weakness 2l\ J_v 15'.5yl 5'.5y aslSs.fi h, red blood to renew your Ql i impoverished flood new ner\e
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      77 5 |llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||i 1 A LONG TIME INVESTMENT. I $2,450 1 Fully Equipped. Spare Tyre and Tube. j Cushion Covers. ExtraJßulb Horn. I Central Motors Limited. Jfl t f I H SINGAPORE. /tI'MP 1 Malacca and Seremban Kuala Lumpur, \j!( §j SIME, DARBY CO., LTD CENTRAL ENGINE W\( 1 WORKS LTD. iV
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    BEAUTIFYING RAJAS PALACE.
    745 6 CLAIM FOB WRONGFUL DISMISSAL. A Remarkable Suit. London. Oct. SL A contract for beautifying the Palace of tiie Maharajah of Indore, involving ■oast £170,000, Was one of the principal factorin an action brought by Henry KnowleSmith m the King's Bench division to receiver damage foi- arrongfuJ dismissal
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    F.M.S. PATIENTS IN SINGAPORE HOSPITALS.
    253 6 F.M.S. PATIENTS IN SINGAPORE HOSPITALS. A correspondent ask.-, sneopos af the frequency with which F.M.S. people are reported as leasing for Singapore to enter hospital there, etc: 1.- it because the hospital here is not properly equipped, or be cause there is not a sufficiently skilled s_r> gson to operate?
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      664 6 mm' f l^sPy^L \y- hy IT is the fashion among certain sections of the X s *^^r X^y community to sneer at Proprietary Medicines, jfi^R- "f*s^ j (riV /~>§ m rn^ n y cases there is considerable self-interest fM Pf**\' r^l.' '?W behind the sneer. In spite of this attempt
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      58 6 GUAN KIAT CO., LTD. HAVE THE FOLLOWING STOCKS ON HAND:— Dioptric Anchor Lenses, Ruby Globes and Green Slides to fit Lenses, Duplex Chimneys, Bunker Lamps, Tin Oil Feeders, Polished Brass Bells, Anchor Lamps, Brass Berth Lamps, Japanned Bu'lseye Lanterns, Aluminium Megaphones, 11 by 4 rows Bass Brooms and Lawn Mowers.
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      219 6 r^ "=h x /g_K\ i A i i E^vQ, -—-A 3*_ r m&~y y 1 L "rfyo- T »r»p.«T-wi gpjs V i 1 Inr "a" 00 1 I _aVV' 1 V^- The great 8ut,,,. %\\*hi Tonic for Over Thirty 2^]; Build up your Health a Strength Every drop of H
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    ZAGHLUL PASHA.
    1047 7 1 YPTIAN I E bDER'S AREER. Zajrh nn M i §1 v cry e< lada I ..i aaV i- M3 l J aSfl BgS a* liian.i. ►eha, and studi< d at and passtnl _h Urn l fSaSat] of A: A/.har. where .t m acqna ntanci f th< afte
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    SIERRA LEONE.
    155 7 Legislative Council to be Eatablished I (unci oroi iding for tha eaU.blishment and composition of a Legiala- > for Sierra I.e. ne were publish' I at Isasßaa Gasatte last aie'ht. Th* I Btafl will ettrTtti of the Govaifl Pivs lent. 11 racial members, three ted nt fficial m<
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    POPULAR INTEREST.
    163 7 Oni I Labon I lovern- _k i •oa tar litth lorm Ii rsi i I, layi the f Reviews. I_] by day* 1 the i] ag fl I summer, an numben gat hei ed _X wning Btr< m•• it-. •:>.:■ v mings fl I the f Ministers, but
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    £2.000 FOR HOI SE THAT COST £36,000.
    149 7 XI I ii berlai I mans on Killhow, with t< lated er and lo l^ acrt s >4! pictui sque Vale of Ellen, [let fn w gton, a sold by auction a1 Wigi i r £2,000 to Mr. 6. B. i: un.,,". Sllloth.
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    919 7 SWARAJISTS' APPEAL. "LONG AM) HARD STRI (Jt.LE Renter's Service. Allahabad. Nov. 14. Pundil .Motilal Xehru, the Swarajist leader m the Asaoaably, ba a appealed to rich aad poor openly to strengthen the membership and finals of the Swarajists, arho have "to boar the full brunt of reactionary
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      276 7 CARD^ NPM'M.IRE gjrs. .AJOAWO. j sr^^ F2Z%Zesxpw< pk.u.krs. Knlargtng. aoXG CO -h Bridge Road. J^^HM MWII A l(.\R -UK vgr Ckar Cigarette Factory, Inc. Manila, PJ. .baasaad m 1883. j^gl «tock? always obtainai -."nrjay*' 1 U>"dre* <Daras) $5 per v i ahh m v ai! ha> dealers and at: -La
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      590 7 HOTEL ALLANDALE GODWIN ROAD. lelejrrams yS EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT 'ALLANDALE/* y< r> y^ r\ v y Rangoon. M y^ Bright and airy rooms. y^ S\l^ y^ Electric Lights and Fans. y^< \y jr yS \^y^ LAWN— GARDEN— TENNIS COURT. y/L >+ yS <__ v y' yy HOTEL PORTERS MEET ALP BOATS.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. WEDDING.
    30 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. WEDDING. LUCKBTEAD THOLET: On November 9th .it the Presbyterian Church, by the BaV.JB. H. Douglas, Geoffrey J. Battye Luckstead. to Julia Josephine, tiau^htei of Joseph Duvivier Tholet Baaj.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1924. Comment of the Week.
    785 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1924. Comment of the Week. To the mind of anyone who has read the cabled reports of the debates Of the Opium Conference at Geneva. it has become increasingly apparent that a continuance of the uncompro- mising attitude adopted at the outset j by
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    343 8 The Singapore Free H"re-s is publi-hed as usual to-day. Monday, but m order to give the staff the benetit if the holiday U-Slfl will be no issue to-morrow. Mr. W. F. Nutit, who had paid a short visit to Kuala Lumpur last week, has returned to Singapore on his way
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    77 8 CANON li<' (iHTON I < \l« OS (Fn-r Our Own Correspondent). Kuaia l.nmpur. N<>\ 1 ">. < The < Se retar\ Si V <. Maxwe a larjrt > attei i*-i yesterday t« me el Serr. tary (»f the Brii i Society. The pirl f 1 Mai -S' I
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    FROM CHANDU PACKER TO GENERAL.
    113 8 Ar. smjsßjaasX at.-:. ow T a Chinese chanB_ park Kuala Lumpur Ifooop lies had become a eanerai m the hii bj my reac_ad as a few days aj ■aj aa bbwi g i onfirm I truth from van is V teason to sstt 1 1
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR MAILS.
    153 8 CHRISTMAS AND N EW YEA R MAILS. The Po.-t Offiet- „tif> that Ch! New lettei will be de.-patched on the datos: For Europe:— l t.:istmas letters, Nov. 21. 26 and 28; parcels N 21 New Yeai letter.-. December 1 and a; parct Is \> 2." For An eri« a: <
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    493 8 The death sSBBI I Bosp -I BSI -:kok. last week M Bas crabaya and Singapore. Threv t> many as eight chairasan af the Kuala Lumpur |g_ 1111 Mi— n I I H se, F. W. Dasgr I t- h. r r H W gL S. I C W. Bresland, and
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    COMMERCE IN WAR.
    481 8 '•Ii iMi-oi rraste defence i r ecture delivered at the I istitution on Oct n of the Adaamk A ar, described the n* taken f ig that time. States ne rapid BB without altering a at about raao' ne total and ay g__ <i fallen w> m
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    50 8 I Straits s*+ and it may he vernment f^M it d,,m- J' I IgSj now aa-Bal-t- *fl*^__tl •TMr. GeacgeHem^ T,jji I asaasal J^2s« _< I I Slattr* ais sat *^i,< I v _aaaa»*Si dur am* a* to I ___ahr amaminr I I -___a____ lm "saaaiaal h •h. i gasf *MI
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      69 8 CIGARETTE TUBES and PIPES MAKE ACCEPTABLE GIFTS. ■h *m____m__a__ M i """*"fK |f_l s_r^^_^ ■^•'^f' l^ We are displaying a large and varied stock of all New Goods just arrived from Home. John Little Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. I^^P!^S_bl I P/*^/\^___fl**^^ *_> ~o*^ 7 ipoiLsiKiiia
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      32 8 (5) CHAMPAGNE ij j| M MERCIER. jj •I __J_l EXTRA DRY. > ____T____a M fl At Moderate Price. < ;;I||i Dapire ;£*3 Brothers:! __________a_p ElSE_i_ffi SOLE AGENTS. a BLACK WHITE 1 j 4 WHISKY
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    CRISIS AT GENEVA.
    343 9 I j Ifcefiar'* Service.] Geneva. Nov. l tting the Opium Conirrelevant speeches. The becam? ludicrous. :r>:< :.r :i" agreements as niter pnbiic 0 iu,,l deM He discrimination between the fetfe woids. thereupon, were elimithr draft. i W (Clisai gladly noted the absence pfogrr* between Europeans and) Br
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    FRENCH TRADE FIGURES.
    19 9 Service.] \„v Ih. SS^millioo fraaea sjg and 23 _dlhon tons Iv M cflasßßissl with tha ___>^-Ha^a,
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    JOSEPH CONRAD'S ESTATE.
    11 9 I" Si mr n N v r assaj
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    VANCOUVER SENSATION.
    90 9 LAWYERS ARRESTED. Rl MRINMNti n\ p\< |PfC 00A8T. [Reuter's Sen-ice 1 N ancouver, Nov. 1 :>!'■'■-: a: Sai r ra' ci.-en of tin din <1 Kxporters' Corporation. including gam prominent Bnush ■•V result of an ii -muirir'.ing on the it sens here. P. ni,. M i< watching ti
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    DF VTH OK MK. E. S. MONTAGU.
    94 9 [Reutei Serv ic» 1 tendon, Nov. I".. a ,.f ;r>- f .niu-i Men I p an Mi Edw in Samuel M ntauu. vx was horn in N f i iiu'rij M.P for Chesterton < bridgeshire, in the Liberal II' «a> Parliamentary Secretary r.
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    JAPANESE FISHING IN MEXICO.
    36 9 Reuter's Service.] Me\ico City. Nov. 15. It is announced that all extensive ri-b.\_r re.ii b> .I.ipar.e-e th. ,-.t-ts of Low i ilii rnia have been cancelled "he Fedt ra I i vcrnor.
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    GERMAN RAILWAY CONTROL.
    29 9 iieUtt r'i Serv:c, Coblence. No> 15. The control of the ra a espied t will be handed over to the German railway company established under li'ith
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    CLYDEBANK RENT DISPUTE.
    40 9 Sen :ce.J London. Nov. r». >tiatk>ns again are on foot with a view to reaching: aa agree atent tne t">-:-b., t dispute It is understood that there will be too fu: evictions ■-C ■j; th re-u t.
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    GERMAN PEOPLE'S PARTY.
    62 9 [Reuter's Service.] Berlin. Nov. l."». i, .f. People's Party's electoral anife-t expresses a desire for an undertt- w th the party* opponents on a :i ba-»~ securing freedom, honour. the e\i-tence of Germany as a civilised .ti .vm\ the re-introduction of Germany a factor m the world
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    JAVA EARTHQUAKE TERROR.
    78 9 Reuter's Service. Batavia, Nov. 15. The earth 1- still trembling at Wono- r there have been slight shocks and underground rumblings are still occurring. A-si-tant Resident has advised ava- f th. affected area. ■■•>■ ho- been landslides everywhere river- have Ver converted into -trean: m which corpses
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    SEIZED LIQUOR RETURNED.
    81 9 i Reuter's Service.] Windsor, Ontario, Nov. 15. agi-trate has ordered the return of SJOo.oOO a rth of beer and whisky re- fr mi a dozen liquor export ware? .v- pern tors. The AttorneyGeneral i- of opinion tnat the decision v.-an- 'hat liquor ex[*>it warehouses may ntinue to
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    15 9 In the matter of language our own deleisates c >uld hold their own. —Mr. Cramp
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    AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.
    109 9 ZAGHLUL RESIGNS. Mll.ri WßY CADETS SENTENCED. [Reuter's Service. Cairo, Nov. 1.1. I Hi Chamber Zaghlnl Pasaa announced msaamjktaSß oi the Premiership for reaoi of health. The Chamber adjourned ntfJ NaT. 17. The announcement followed Ha reporta oi Csbiael d-aaaastassi -Bfulvh-at th» resignati ti of the Ministers of
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL PROFIT.
    56 9 [Beater*! Service.] London, Nov. 15. The laaati af the diraeton <>f the AngloParaiai ail Company for the year ending March 31st. shows that the profits exceed' ±"2.~>00.000. The directors recommend payment on Dec. olst. of a dividend on ordinary -hares of 10 per cent, less income tax.
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    AMERICAN INVALIDS.
    49 9 [_fta_kST* > fl Service.) New York. Nor. 15. Mr>. Morgan, mother of the famous financier, is seriously ill and is not expected to recover. A message from Marion states that the I hysicians attending Mrs. Harding announce that their patient has taken a decided change tor the worse.
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    SMUGGLING CHINESE.
    86 9 [Reuter's Service.] London. Nov. 16. The Sunday New- say- that facts which itch i the knowledge of the immigration authorities Bad the Bailee point to an aa^gssJaad ijstera of smuggling ChiBSfIC int.. asrsta Mai c»! H >iland, w lei c hei <■ is inc.-< population m Rotterdam. -1
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    POLITICAL TENSION IN ITALY.
    119 9 [Reuter's Service.] Rome. No\. IK. Th< fierceness with which political passions at present are raging appear to have given an impression abroad that the Fascist Government is tottering, but the tension m Home contrasts with the general tranquillity m the country, despite sporadic demonstrations, act- of
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    249 9 Our people unfortunately know very little of their own history. The essence of Oriental civilization, whether m China or m India or here, is the spirit of self-government. This self government has two aspects, the one leiaal and the other ethical, and it is the latter which has bean greatly
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    20 9 The Russian Government is just as much a despotism as the Government of the Tsar which it destroyed. Lord Grey.
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    OUR JAPAN LETTER.
    1010 9 N. Y. K. DISSENSION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tokio, Oct. 18. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha trouble has easafl ti* an end— for the present at least. President Ito, president of the Company, has consented to resign. His resignation was the main demand of the strikers. Although because
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      453 10 STEAMER SAILINGS EUerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) EILEnInAr~LINE. Passenger and Freight Services TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. FREIGHT SERVICE HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG. s.s. CITY OF DURHAM due Nov. 28 IA CITY OF ORAN due Dec. 28 s.s. CITY OF TOKIO due
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    THE BEST CRAFTSMEN IN FRANCE.
    399 11 New Blue Riband for Workmanship. I'jrV Sept. 28. Hot by ia la be paid ta Presses men end amaaaa la •aai'jf ulegoiji of labour arlm eaa claim to be the beat vrorken ol tlm-i taada. A Katioua] Labour E-xhibition erill take place every year, from
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    ZEPPELINS FOR BRITAIN.
    61 11 German Officials Invited to L»ndon. London. Oct. lo. Major-General Sir W. S. Braniker, who recently visited Germar.y, is believed to have discussed certain proposals for building Zeppelins for Britain, a cording to the Berlin correspondent of the Times, who says he learns that German air traffic officials
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    42 11 The Kesang Bridge between Suagai Ramhci ainl Muar is to be built penaauantly Mxt year. The COBt is to be borne jointly by the Straits and Johore Governments. The question of havin.tr it erected permanently was first raised about 12 years ago.
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    ABRAMS' MOTOR TRANSPORT CO.
    1331 11 3, Penang Lane TELEPHONE 3140. New touring 5-seater Gardner cars for hire. Price §3 per hour rating. This is cheaper than hiring a taxi. OUR JAPAN LETTER. nil. REMIVY FOB CHINA. (From Our Own Correspondent). Tokio, Oat. 14 ..i v w U- a success as a
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      410 11 I l_r*3 _H manmV __f_l ___jara fl_^EV T\ 1 ml _fBi ST\ AM EIOC9 \J\^ /jSr' K f It is maddening to lie awake all nicjht y S *f knag with that into la iblc itching, /<J* y\ Ct usec by Eczema, Psoriasis, Rasl or yT' fl other Skin Disease.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    381 12 BIG COLLISION IN HUANGPU. Five Steamers Clash. An amazing collision occurred m the Huangpu one recent Sunday afternoon, involving five big steamers, all of whicn wore more or lesy .seriously damaged, says the N.C.I). News. The P. and O. Peshawur (7. J34 tons gross) ajae inward bound and
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    OLD-TIME STEAMERS.
    463 12 SOME LOCAL VETERANS. Speculations as to the oldest vessels still m use, lead one to remember that Singapore, as one of the largest sea -ports m the East, must necessarily be the calling place of some of the most ancient .-tcamers out here. A casual reference to the
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    TUMPUT BOAT DISASTER.
    587 12 Four Passengers rm«ne<i. Thi Pattai atn tpondent of th, i >:•-. rvei ai :t ng Nov. 3, i One oi the inrvh ra of 1 beat disaster br. Bed at Tv I last ai ah baa te Pattani H tah thai i of a :"h 1 12
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      WIRELESS ON SHIPS.
      189 12 Inadequate Protection m Japan Mr. N..'azaki ha: man ot Jaajaea Seamen's Union, representing 29,000 member.* I the aaa addieaaed a w:.'. Mr. Ii a I .mmuniiv ,.np him imi I I'Ulsory installation of radio ■h, aid -U-amships. Ia th, itioi te thi investigations nude at the cral
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      AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING ACT.
      112 12 Royal ommissi„ n 1 indme. rding i advices V I amission which was app effect of th< Na that it has fai I Aastmli '.le Marine, and recora■i t;- "aa members of the Cornstate that Natal pie evidence ons have acted e>on the trade and devalepaaent of
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      AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT SHIPS.
      128 12 Sold to Japan Tne A .-'•a... G-vei rid af the oas vessels of it> fleet, sa\ S\ r. n a' Shi; I'm have profit* I hy tl secured nini vessel.- f C 1 ships cost the Gov* i.v A hig loss will of the "D"' cla.-- -ttan
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      122 12 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. (Companies Incorporated m Germany.) The undernoted are the Companies intended fixtures. OUTWARDS. For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Due Singapore. VOGTLAND b P t t Via Manila. HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen, Due Singapore. HAVELLAXD (X.A.L.) Dec. 1 •ELBERFELD (X.D.L.) Daft 8 •Loads for Genoa.
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      296 12 LOT O L aasssss___aaal esaathv i *J THE CLEAN LIQUID VEI: LOTOl_— Will kill Mosquitoes and oih,, instantly on application. LOTOL— WiII not harm Walls, r urnitui or the most delicate fabricARRIVING SHORTLY Sole Agents: W. R. LOXLEY CO, >. Robin*,,. SINGAPORE L.\. Hot v [j s LLC VI) TRIESTINO
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      483 12 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. s■- Aing B, m eem I alaa S, Bei nit a.m. laab aa I B, nil rsinjr :< a.m. f aad L^nt iaa Edina B a.m. I'e:aKoa Bay. Durban, Alcoa Bay, P, EUisabeth, Cbpe F, en Santos, Butm Ayr, Bio de 'Janeiro Aa a Mara 10 a.m.
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      426 13 STEAMER SAILINGS aaasaalal JttgL^ Round-the-World I PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK via Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. From New York these fine, new liners continue on Round the World, returning to Singapore m 110 days. Next Sailir.p- Arrive lieave Leave
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    THE SEASONS RUGBY PROSPECTS.
    1999 14 EFFECT OF SOl TH AFRICAN TOUR. This year Engiand'9 task is more arduous than ever, for we have our friends the Nea Zealanders here. I well remember their predecessors, the famous 1905 "Ali Blacks." It was my pleasure and good fortune to play against them and
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    THE LIGHT THAT FAILED.
    147 14 Brusstls BurgennasteCs Comical Experience. Frusse Is. Sept. 2f Some days ago. the Burgoma-ur oi Brussels, M. Max, was about te; inaugurate solemnly the new iliun.ir.atie.r. (with B-MaT* mour electric lamps) of the rue dv Midi, one of the most animated streets m the centre of the
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    46 14 We extend a hearty welcome to Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Irving who returned from home by the Deli on 31st October. Mr. Irving resumes the? appointment of Resident W»t Coast where his versatile energy is too wellknown, to need further description. B. N. B. Herald.
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    662 14 THE NEW (.OVERNOK Ol 1 \SM AM From C)ar Own Corresponded Dublin. Ott. U. Captain Jam< O'C h ha at a-t Iprovided fer— just befon th- !.;.o. Si cialist Governmi v. d big of Capta tr, a hsl ansa aid problem. Latx v: S; a e.i he!
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      330 14 J_B__L It is 'the weak m the --> il thai ilwayi IM thai mst < tof Lier;n M;a< k i any tngc ol te I -|ndi pa In itn t taj uui d i are I I a praIfi arrying al n thi 1 a r remedy i i'■ m!
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      131 14 This famous ou tn|hsh Remedy b Osughs and folds itt SoC r n Or dktl f2hmn».t J *-^->aa_. Ny Carlsberi Beer 1 vc SOLE P IHE EAST ASIATIC Gc. l:: :r>rorpc rated m Daaaaatk) SINGAPOKK HUDSON'S THE HOI SE 01 < v W .luM armed In,ir, GUITARS k VIOLW-t EafgrAWl
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    TRADE AM) COMMERCE.
    568 15 fRA&£H CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. S m RDAl SOV. :~th. [Figure- bra keta show tr.e issue vaiu< of the Share in I illars unless otherwise marked.] MINING. r. r. Buyers Sellers Ba.ang I'auaiig Tin. i>. 371., pj Johan na H K. Kamuntmj (f g ;U K.nta
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    310 15 I. en. In the cour>. .e annua. met ting of Inglo-S daa ai aid: I p and from and pari < -rmany, ehich were alade in the past and with whirh quarter there are a revival is hu>ine>s. The quantity of rice shipped I .ngkok represents such
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    ITALY'S SEARCH FOR PETROL.
    73 15 ITALY'S SEARC H FOR PETROL. Th.- hi k Ita i-t .<.■:« realed b> :hi- Mgh\ l trot Germany .t -atisfactory export a i rangentent. > researches which are be i j i xha sources within her own confines. A strong lin.ir «»f oj :im>> al Ita her coal problem solved
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      338 15 «v«r $«>'•' >,HM Assurances m force over $17,000,000. i TF!E GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. j (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) HEAD Gib ICE:— Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32 Old Jewry, E.C. .-20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and implies with the Britiah Life Assurance Companies Act
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      408 15 IUMMiAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. -Estal shed ISSC— Capits] SabseiilMd Y. IMyMM I ful.y pai^ up) Funa Y. 77.500.000 i irpsident: K. Kodama E.'q. I'resi'lent: R Ichinoraiya, Esq DIRECTORS. "i Yamakawa, V 4. Baron K. Monmur_. M. Odagiri, Baa. N Igarashi. Esq. Bar »n iv lwasaki. K. Mogami. Esq. K. Tit*umi,
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      1070 15 CHARTERED BANK Hongkong shanghai OP INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. BANKING CORPORATION Incorp rat,u a England by Royal Charter. flnrßCßOTßtod m __o__gk«Mir) Paid BB Capital m CuO.OOO Head Office: Hcn^konf -•hares £5 each £3,000,000 Authorised Capita. g_Q.OOon.__ Reserve Fund 3,900,000 Iss-BSd anu fully raid up $20 000 000 Reserve Liability of
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      48 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by P Charter A D ifQUE MOTOR CAB MA i i > Fidelit> (Guarantee— Administration Hor.ds Biß^wfe Repre?pntatives—Messrs. BARLOW Co. Mem-* WEARS t Co- L I Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER I Cam LI Brand) Office a, Iho Aimie, Ca4_jer (>uiiA. GORDON LEE. iiesident -.na^
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    ENTER-PORT CRICKET.
    414 16 \I \> IN BI MIM POSITION. I Splendid Hatting ex Hrand. raas Our Special Cksrrssiw-Blsrr I. Hongkong. Nun 1".. t tr.e :nt< r port seri opened to-day. when Malaya met Shang- bai. Shanghai batted first and were he moderate toUl af I I I < j-u-: .d ;al
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    162 16 RTON WINS I N KSON-H9L-UUI cm*. h r hanuo. r^n y. v inning the last race, the 150 yards han d I races for the A M lar V at the Swimming Club yesterday mor- Bnstan Bseaaa the winner of the < haas. Laaaaaaal was second m yesterday's
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    SIR HARRY LAUDER AT BOMBAY.
    92 16 Bombay, Nov. 2. Har Lauder who arrived m Bom- tl \\> ma i pened a fort- as. n 1.. mba\ at th. Excelsior i cv. ning and wa- accorded a ti. n iy a crowded house. Sir who<t appearance w;t^ received with aj plairse -ang
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    42 16 1 Olivit-i m biddin- farewell t. the v it Wen bley, n October V. n I1 o• 1 said that the repeat*-.! attt nd: •W. mblev hatl con"rnu,! i--nviction that the India and Burn:.. t t ■us were the best of all.
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      FAIR SCORE AGAINST VICTORIA.
      149 16 hill> Weather and Sticky Wicket. [Renter's Service.] Melbourne, Nov. The match between tht- M.C.C. and Vie- 1 wa> couth led h< to-day m dull d chi Iy weather. The wicket was sticky j and v the at'ternmni advanced. •j Ij m overcoats, nuniher- 000 d the
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      THE SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR.
      57 16 [aTsiltCf'l Service.l Capetown, Nov. 15. Mr. S. Joel's team oi English cricketers pened their tour here to-day with a twoday mat*/h against the Western Province. The aaaoiata, batting first, Bearad Ml las wickt ts and declared. Western Province replied with US and. owing on. made 82
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      U. S. TENNIS TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA.
      28 16 [R< ut< !"s Service.] S\dne>. No\. 1">. Tht Ttnni- Association of Australasia I h -h- .f an Ann ri. an U ant.
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      ALL BLACKS-USUAL RESULT.
      21 16 [Reuter's Service.] London- No\. 15. I- Baas Mt v.- I aaV a V BI pb I IwackM as
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      AMERICAN'S GOLF CHAMPION.
      15 16 Bi at«r*4 BMrsiea, Norfolk, Virginia, No\. 16. W..'•« H.,l'. h.t- v -anient.
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      RUBGY.
      79 16 Saturda>'» Practic Match. Pap of the 4 atars" i out Saturday's practice mat arhidi resnlted m an easy win I Wh -.>. wh -< h.riin.: >. !y Tht- >id< MBI pth a kit Vw< r Tht Wi w. rt all the result of indft efforts, One* or twice, as
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      HOME FOOTBALL.
      32 16 London. V>\. K. In an association BSSr bridgi I ;ersitj it Can bridge by two goals to one. Tottenham beat Oxfot V I I -vtord by two goals to one.
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      HOME RUGBY.
      61 16 ndon. Nov. .">. t\>otball, m CQjjnty championship mat aaa, Xi I Snm ad Rich .ad 19 1 :»r.d Middlesex •at the it fl I ints to 18. 1 ndon. Nov. t>. In a rugby football match, 61 Oxf by 2B points to ln\ > In the county championship,
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      DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSE.
      139 16 DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSE. Mysterious I ire m Stables. > London, Nm. *j. i A n. fin Brrad 0m night John Dnwsan'i ha mini onartera j at Newmarket, the Will Biwnil nsSSMSSne T. aria being I and 6N id h hia bos when the Ind B-ttnaj h s opened Urn
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    "UN VRAI GENTLEMAN."
    95 16 In Cocfcapur-atrsH the other evening, during the rush hours, a tall and striking figure. h;s silvered hair showing under his black ft It hat. with eyes that through hi* pince-nez looked over the bead- of the pas Bars-hy, was sauntering along m the direcI tion of I'ail-mnll.
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    13 16 lam not a bit better than I ought to be. Mr. Harry Gosling.
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    288 16 BOMB TALI. SCORING. [Reuter's Service.] Loudon, Nov. 15. The following were the resnlta af to-day'- j English and Scott i.-n League matches: Division I. '.ii n.i Vh.\ni l, 3heJßeld l\ l. j loatOß w. i, BudderafMd T. o. lurnley 2. Uaarpool L. 1 1 Cardiff ity 4, Bury
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    238 16 Resident's Prize. T\ diaw fi r the above has re-u ted t Dsarsj— First round:— A. P. W muni vs. G. C. Denhs F. B. Gib ff. L Btsssa a; k. Bab iss es, m\ L L Brad* II; v. c. -Hasrnil ca. C E. Winb r;
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    "WORLD'S SPOILED CHILDREN."
    280 16 Powers of Public Bodies. Whsn thirty-thins ownsn sf pawastty ia Aahgioiu toad, Catfordi wain annMsenad at GrSMOwich Police-court by the Lewisham Borough Council for the recovery of charges m eaasMCtian with the paring nf thai rand as a new street. Mr. D. White, counsel _US B number
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    33 16 Mr. K. P. Jon"s, who left Bangkok on Nov. 2nd for Singora, has gone to try and arrange certain measures with the Kedah authorities for checking the transfer of cattle over the frontier.
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    YACHTING.
    860 16 lUX WINSTKRT TRORJIY. Hard Minds and Stiff Going. The tiiiid and hurt race lor the n phy so kindly put up hy Mrs. Winstedt, i: BgU eleven boats to th" '<ia\ and Captain FUu asat then away i I Ii s. over thi' Boden-Kloss course that was diametrically opposed
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    29 16 Mr. C. R. A. Goatly, well-known t< a rather ther older generation of Pmungitt-. BBU been spending a few days m Penang on his way to Calcutta. S. E.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    78 16 Nov: 21st Friday Recruiting Campaign. BOY SCOITS ASSOCIATION. Orders for week Sndfalg Nove.vJbor 2.".rd. Monday, 17th.— Hall Football Shield. First Troop vs. Eleventh Tr. op Oldham Hall K round at 5 p.m. Tuesday, 18th.— Signalling Class, Headquarters at 5.15 p.m. Musketry Class, S.V.C. Drill Hall at I
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