The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 November 1925

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press in ENT& SINGAPORE, S.S., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IC, 1525. NO. 11,643.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    299 1 H.M.S. Hawkins will be recommissioned fur a third term of service a* tiauship in the Far East Page 9. The Soviet Embassy in Merlin h 1 a reception on a magnificent sea!" in celebrate the anniversary of the Wn\shevik revolution Page 9. Fighting is still going on
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    THE POETRY OF THE DRAMA.
    1102 1 11. Of Shakespeare little can h o said that haft not l>een said already of him who, as Df. Johnson wrotej When Lswrntes'a vriumph t>e'r his barb'rou* foe.s First renr'd tht staue, immortal Snukspeare rose; Each change of many-coloured life h« drew, Exhausted words, and
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      145 1 ffING LOONG IHK KBCOGNOO HOISE" for BlR t>ri vn TROPICAL SUITS. HIGH KTKKKT. RAFFLES HOTEL TELEPHONE NO. 2920 ARMISTICE NIGHT Wednesday, November 11th. Special Dinner Dance SARKIES BROS. Proprietors. HOW READY E Singapore and Malayan ROUGH DIARY for 1926 ON SALE EVERYWHERE $2.50. FRASER NEAVE, LTD. II CAMERAS and ACCESORIES
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      177 1 yjn^^lA ()1: THE ROYAL TYPIST YJaL time never drags— PINCiERS NEVER TIRE— TYPE^WRITERS LETTERS NEVER DISAP--1 Sole Agents: j RONEO Ltd. Collyer Qu*y, Singapore. 6-a, Beach Street, Pcnang. The "EUROPE" HOTEL There will be no After Dinner Dance ON Thursday, Nov. 12th. CHRISTMAS~FESTIVITIES. CHRISTMAS EVE. .OIRISTMAS NIGHT. Thursday, 24th December:
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      131 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Capstan cigarettes Pages i) and 1 The Happy Ending is coming Page 2. Latest shipping on pages 10, 12 an.! ISL Little's Christmas Bazaar is now open Page 8. Dresser for estate in Kuantan wanted Page 7. Notice re closing of rubber market Page Military Musical Chronicle at
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      14 1 WING LOONG FOR HIGH CLASS TAILORING. Style, Cut and Finish Guaranteed. 32. HIGH STREET.
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      108 1 THE WEEK. Ttmfimtt 10?/;. High Water. Mi a.m.. 4.57 p.rr. Poppy Day. Blue Funnel homeward mail closes. Military Concert. Victoria Theatre. Wtihifsdtiff, \)th. High Water, 7.-1 a.m.. rt.22 p.m. Armistice Day. Service at Cenotaph, 7.30 a.m. Public Service. St. Andrew's Cathedral 10.30 a.m. Ex-Service Women's Dinner, 8 p.m. Ex-Service Dinner,
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    LABOUR vs. COMMUNISM
    297 2 struck a. the Comi I r.iay be judged fi<»m the following extract from <»?v of i meetings. Mr. Gallachcr, Pai ley, opposed the rfsoluui.n. Ii vras no use replying to kidnapping by the reform of the jury system. Their task must to boiM up defence corps of
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      186 2 AT THE HAPPY VALLEY. I The Merry Opera Company. In choice new plays. THE ELITE CINEMA. Programme as good as any., better than many. WAYANG PEK JEE. TFT P PHONE: :*oi6. irjLtTj GUAM: KANZAKI, SINGAPORE. KANZAKI GO. Dyers and Drycleaners of Silk and Woollen Dresses, Suits, etc. OUTBTATION ORDERS C.0.0.
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      445 2 In aid of the funds of the C.E.Z.M.S. Victoria Theatre. Mrs. Griffith- Jones presents ROUND THE TOWN (A Topical Revue). Produced by Mr. Francis Graham. November 14th, 19th 21st. Booking At John Little's All Seats $3.00. PAVILION (Late Palladium). From Sunday, Bth to Saturday, 14th November. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE.
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      323 2 ALHAMBRA (Tan Cheng Kee and Co.. Ltd.. Pronruinr From Friday. 6th to Wednesday. 11th N^'C' ''-I. In the Second Show, Commencing J) pm A LOIS WEBER UNIVERSAL JEWEL I'UOblrn, BASED ON CLARA LOUISE BURNHAM'S NOVF I 7.^ An entrancing photoplay with a powerful lesson heart KWfi: '< whimsical humour, featuring
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    BOOK REVIEW.
    1080 3 The Unsolved Problem of the Pacific. Kiyio Sue Inui. (Japan Times). The presentation of politico-racial problems as an academical matter for the consideration of students of international relations is a matter of no little difficulty in attainment, requiring an attitude of disinterested detachment combined with no mean measure
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      320 3 Contessft-Nettel Cameras FULLY JUSTIFY THEIR REPUTATION AS PEERS OF THE CAMERA WORLD IVrfect Zeiss Tessar Construction, 4H lenses cap he l^ten and |H supplied to all Appearance %^^^^H Models. <<)< AKETTK It The discerning public insist upon CONTESSA NETTEL CAMERAS Obtainable from all first-class dealers throughout Malaya. ■■r ._»<^ 9QLJ^£^'3^L
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      411 3 CRAWFORD'S CREAM CRACKERS CRISP AND CREAMY The sale of Crawford's Cream Crackers is enormous, and is still growing. We recommend them, we advertise them, we push them; but behind our efforts we have the quality, the quality that is liked everywhere, the quality that has made the name mean the
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    THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    353 4 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. The only Morning: Daily in Malaya; a live "news" paper— 3s-40 columns of news daily, also the best Medium for Advertising. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning:, with Latest Telegrams, Latest News and Latest Announcements together with exclusive special features, "Pictures of the week" Serial
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    AN INTRIGUING NEW DANCE.
    931 4 DANCING TIME—NO, 1. i'O vi> I America's "Charleston" Invades Britain. I #tf 5 OTHER INNOVATIONS THIS SEASON gg ALEC STANTON. C i? (Author of "Ballroom Dancing and How to Enjoy It.") On everybody's lips at the opening of the new dance season is, of course, the
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    RICH BUYER ATTACKS BRITISH TRADE.
    762 4 "I Have Not Spent Half the Money. Astonishing disclosures of the contemptuous way British firms reject handsome orders from abroad have reached the Anglo-South American Association, gently formed to promote British trade in Latin-America. Among the concrete instances which have reached the association from South
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    EIGHT GOOD FELLOWS.
    948 4 SYDNEY DARK'S. PEN PORTRAITS— No. 2. P 1 if A Series of Intimate Sketches. H. G. WELLS i i SYDNEY DARK (Caricature by "Sava.") Some years ago I described Mr. H. G. Wells as "the superman in the street." Most "intellectuals," even when they beI'>ng by birth
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      395 4 TEN D Ep -S > lO|{| •UWWOEEvi Transport m Volunteer Corp by M (a) T«Ml«n fo vehidei I training pui «tari«K i:._, l\>lon,al Friday. Tenderers shou!,, (i) number of t<> iim- out. Ci) number of (iv) number of houi (v) maximum numb (b) render, art •I bvaei i,.. :w Road.
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    WHEN FOOD DISAGREES
    84 5 little Bisuratt'd Mapnesia in m sof water and it will at th< cause of the trouble, t0- pain! Thousands say i them when all else failed; this *un and doctors pre--tiw trouble! eel worst never cure themselves; hi this way shi.uM not taking the help which only
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    WILL THE PURDAH SYSTEM SURVIVE?
    1277 5 Many people at King's Cross Station recently were astonished at the way in which the Maharanee of Jodhpnr was conveyed from a train to her motor-car without anybody in the crowd being able to set eyes on her. The Daily News said: "A yellow closed
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    10 OUNCES TO THE POUND.
    388 5 How the Housewife is De/rauded. "Crashed oats are sometime put up in so-called one-pound or two-pound packets, and IOwM have been found to be as much as two ounces deficient to the pound. Jars of jam m generally believed to contain one pound, two pounds,
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    A NASTY TEMPER.
    188 5 Vandalism like the destruction of the famous Farnese Cup in Naples Museum by a workman with a grievance was practised on a more extensive scale, and with even less reason, by Nicholas I. of Russia. Because he detested the memory of- Catherine the Great, one of his
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    CITY OF NIGHT CLUBS.
    758 5 STRENUOUS AMUSEMENT IN NEW YORK. New York is a city of night clubs, states Marion Ryan in the Evening* Standard. New Yorkers do not go to just one club in a night- They visit several of them, for the "club" element is conspicuously altstrt. Anyone may
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    139 5 The Malay workers at the Malaya Court left for the East by the Blue Funnel steamn Atreus, on OatcWr 10th. O n the eve of their departure, Sheik Hamid, ore of the principal workers in the basketry section, organised a faiewell lunch i n the Chalet of the Malayan Court,
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      369 5 NO K> 1 II \M.K BANKS. Banlu will be eJcaod on ember and Saturday and November being Public v.i-n OKIMN W< E NO. N (MINOS FENCES). .it Seel ion 6 (4) of M inoi >:\< no-.- for on the occasion of the h at 7.ir> a.m. on llth November, tttt.
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      330 5 The within Wlien deranged functions /T'^*^^. are sett n 8 U P PpiiOlli within rtf %W I hoj>e 10 resist tlu>se that 7I W attack from without? In ySS^^^^Sr adv erse climates it is of first IJ jSSS^ri&XSSS^Bp, importance t« keep -up a high rl0 f y llwl Sa!t V
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    ELIZABETH AND ACHEEN.
    1869 6  -  Rev. A Baker A MEMORABLE LETTER AND A MEMORABLE REPLY. By Certain old books have lately come into the possession of the writer which form a complete epitome of early travel to Aflica and the East Indies. These volumes give the most remarkable picture of the condition
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    KING OF THE BELGIANS IN CEYLON.
    52 6 Honours I lest owed. H.M. the King- of the Belgians bestowed the following decorations in eylort: To Mr. Lloyd Perry Hinder!. Queen's House chauffeur. Medaille de La Maison du Roi (bronze); to Mr. Don Francis Kumara, Queen's House Aratchy, Medaille de La ivlaison du
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      530 6 V A lriumph 4- \> DUNCAN, the winner of the first prize of £100 Vjr in a recent Baby Comp^ petition in which there j duncan were over 52,000 entries, An Biby burrs cLJ was reare d on Skfti hrd /r,m a .anenburgs Foods for Infants These foods are specially
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      379 6 Y.v.^^^^^•.•.^^••^v.^■.^^^s^^•-•.^vwvy l w l wvvuv^^v.^ OLD DUTCH I I CLEANS; CHASES DIRT. J i^ ■I THERE'S NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT' J i Cleans, Scours, Scrubs, Polishes BATH TURS POTS f SINKS KETTLES j PORCELAIN TINWARE J MARBLE ALUMINIUM WARE J -C PAINTED WALLS CROCKERY J WOODWORK WINDOWS J FLOORS LINOLEUM
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    JAVA PRESS CABLES.
    1367 7 'HE CONFLICT IN SYRIA. (From N E.I. Papers.) L- Berlin, Nov. 5. The rebels \>u w up lne railwa bridge close to Damascus on the night o November 4th. so that the line to Haifj has been cut off. A Secret Treaty. Berlin, Nor 5 According: to
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    THE "PETROL-COLLEGES."
    258 7 Utrecht University's New Faculty. The Hague. Oct. 3. Next Wednesday the new Indonesian Section of Utrecht University \viil be auguratedEver since the intention to institute these courses became public, some seven months ago, protests have been forthcoming from all sides in Holland, as well as in the Colonies.
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    31 7 I think that Christianity as a force might have effectively and lustily survivet if it had not for centuries so notorious!} forgotten the teaching of its own founder Mr. Arnold Bennett.
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    799 7 POLICE COURT NEWS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) All the cases that were mentioned yesterday in the Johore Police Court, before the Second Magistrate, Un^ku Mansoor, were postponed, Court Inspector Wan Mohamed, who prosecuted, finding it necessary to make such requests. Customs Officer in Trouble. In the case in
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    36 7 The tnsrasrement is announced between Chris ian Stormonth Wedderburn, youngest Hauphter of Mr. L. Brown, Dundee, Scotlarid, and James Sydney Aitken, of Kapar estate, Kajang, youngest son of the late Mr. J. A. Aitken, Winburgh, Scotland.
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      BIRTHS
      44 8 DA VIES. Or the 9th instant at the Maternity Hospital. Singapore, to Mr>. Noel Pavies, wife of W. Noel Davies, Registrar of Supreme Court, a daughter. BAILEY. At the Maternity Hospital. Penan»r, 6th inst. to Inspector and Mr>. E. B. Bailey, a daughter.
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      MARRIAGES.
      85 8 WILUKB-WIGGINB. On November I, Mfli, at the Church of St. Ge«»r»;e thf Martyr. Homce Guy Wilkins of Banskok. Siam. to Hilda Josephin<- Wijrjrins. of Wood ham .Mortimer, Kent. COOK-ANGUS. Oct. IS, at Highbury Park Church, the Rev. J. A. B. Cook, Bfogftpor*, to Mrs. Amy An>rus. Foreign Missions Club.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. m TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. I!>25. Share Brokers and Jobbers.
    791 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. m TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. I!>25. Share Brokers and Jobbers. One of the occupations which was gravely affected by the strike of the Chinese in Hongkong and the conse- j quent dislocation of trade, was that i of stock and share broking. There was no possibility of settling
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    67 8 To-morrow (Armistice Day) is a public holiday. Mr. and Mrs. de Moubray left for Home by the Khiva. Rear-Admiral David M. Anderson, C.8., 0.M.G., passed through Penang by the P. and O. Sicilia on his way from Shanghai to London. Mr. V. Kandiah, Indian Immigration Fund Inspector, Labour Department, Klanu;,
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    PLAYS AND PUBLIC.
    1015 8 "OUR BETTERS" AUTHOR INTERVIEWED. Gladys Cooper as Planter's Wife. It is a great pity that the Morea did not reach Singapore a little ahead of her scheduled date. Then Mr. Somerset Maugham, the well-known author and playright, would have had the opportunity of expressing an opinion on
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    49 8 I'OI'I'Y h"m js (From Our Own C,rr,. p n Despite heavy rain. SttiJ-!^ Fund Fete at Ipoh n, h,, including: yesterday's dmn-h n all the English a»rvfcts. B large collections arc believed to made at concerts at T«i,.in, son. The full proceed- of Gymkhana at Taipiag Fund.
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    MILITARY MUSICAL CHRONICLE.
    237 8 His Excellency the (;<■;>•,,,,.,. h fied his intention to be present H t ri tovia Theatre to-niurht at the f of the Military ChroSZ of Poppy Fund and K^-^rvu,. Army Officers wttl w, ;il n s> is hoped that ex-mc-mU T* lhp forces will wear tIHMmv.L.,,;,, etc.
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    FAREWELL TO MR. DUCKWORTH.
    69 8 There waa a large pithermf worth road <>n Saturday aflpraom fareweil party W9M uiven in hui r. v. nucKworth. fonnet Third M in Singapore. There vert pmti Viand Mrs. Howitt. Mr. Taylor, 4 Protector of Chinese, Mr. Mallard, >.P_ and several others inclmlin.: tluof the staff
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    WEEK-END FATALITIES.
    93 8 Theic were two fatal itn during the week-end. An fhWrl| named Tua Poh I.ak \va< kaodwd v< motor bus No. S]'J a»i<l ri'moW'il Ui k in a serious condition. H*- died day. The driver has l.t»-n charged pJoJfl further enquiries into the linuni the accident. I.im Mauntr Seni:.
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    ROBBERS IN NORTH BRIDGE-RD.
    47 8 A jranir of tight arawd Cantoaer reported t(» havt- laitKfl a -li<»|» i Bride* road late Ofl <;ilur,h stolen ah. >ut $»W»,i in ra>h. Tin- I wei-e arnied with pistol* and W* said, and tht-y niadi- |food thfir arrests beinjr offocied up to
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    TO-DAY;S SPECIAL FEATURES
    40 8 On pag« 4 of to-d*yV i the tirst Of a ierfci "t draebqr, ■p^cialljr irrittei On the MM (Mgc appears »f Mr. U. G. WelU, the noy Dark's a.tMo Ml M Ei*hl G lows." with itrikins carkatur*
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    ROYAL SANITARY INSTITUTE
    59 8 Followiag the Mta aanoal course tor the diploma tarv Institute thirty->ix cand the Sanitary Insp.rt" November 2nd. to Ml* I' 1 The following V2 candi-i commended for pass bj tkt Board miners: -T. Sivapi ■airman M. K. Muruirasu. F. A. Daw« ripues, S. Napalin^am. N *>• Sant
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    H.M.S. HAWKINS.
    43 9 RFXOMMISSIONED. ||||KI IKKM OF SERVICE. [RSVter'l Service] I '-imloii. Nov. 9. Admir*ltj bai ordered a new crew a t Chatham for the cruiser will I*- ii( ummissioned at third term of service as Far Ea«t The new crew early in December.
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    COMMUNISTS IN BELGIUM.
    26 9 rli. t -r's Service.] London. Nov. 9. HeraM conrespomlMrt at Bruspapen relating to seditithc British army were Dutt'fl brionirings. The ipiracy against si
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    GERMANS AND SOVIET.
    43 9 i: >• tvuv. lU*r!iii. Nov. X. •!':i<>n at the Soviet bi ate the anniversary of on, «rai attended by ling !I< rr Luther. Heir I'Abernon and Chic-herin. Lenin iraa eoaspicuand the orchestra played rai times. Siu-h k t power in Berlin
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    FRENCH FINANCIAL PROPOSALS
    77 9 [Re Sen ice.] P;»ris, Nov. R. i ommittee uf the Chamber ave r* solved to urjre ■void inflation, specifyvarious \< iota vrhereon they disGovernment'i financial i they Mibeeqiwtly turnuuntst motion for tht* dothe priT|ttTtllt. The vovtd ■gainst thas in -<■ their desire to make scheme the basis
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    POSITION IN SYRIA.
    286 9 »[Beuter'i Service.] Damascus. Nov. 8. -♦If i* iKiw quiet, but the ■erious. Organised bands Damascus remain a menace. The tht- Muslim quarter appear 1 sulk-ii. f I)aiiia>.u> the French jurisdic- of th» towns is practically :->i-.nt. Fniuh reinforcements are Mtod and this is having a re- effect
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    RETURN OF PINEDO.
    90 9 GREAT RECEPTION. THE NEW ITALY. IReuter's Service.] Rome, Nov. 8. In response to shouts of the crowd in the Piazsa Colonna, Mussolini, de Pinedo and his mechanic, Campanelli, appeared on the baleonv. Mussolini in a speech described de Pinedo as the type of a new Italian generation
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    HINTING FOR CONSPIRATORS.
    136 9 [Router's Service.] Rome, Nov. 8. The police of practically the whole of Italy BTC engaged in domiciliary searches and arrests, according to report, securing evidence of a great revolutionary plot. All those arrested at Genoa yesterday were released but the searches continue in Genoa and t lsewht
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    516 9 Higher Tobacco Duty. (By courtesy of the Xanyo XichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio. Nov. 7. The Governmt nt Monopoly Bureau will increase its revenue by 15 million yen as the result of increasing tobacco and cigarettes prices which will be enforced from to-day. Takayagi Case Developing. Mr. J. Suzuki, ex-member
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    THE ASSIZES.
    1197 9 DUNLOrs CASHIER IN THE DOCK. Company Loses $20,000. Arrested in Bangkok in May this year, Ng Siang Sung, a former cashier and bookkeeper in the employ of the Dunlop Rubber Company (Far East) Limited, stood :n the dock at the Singapore Assizes yesterday alternoon on two four years'
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    WEALTHY MALAY'S ESTATE.
    610 9 PICTURESQUE WOMAN PETITIONER. A wealthy Malay lady, wearing the purdah to which Malay women become entitled after visiting Mecca, and which is the birthright of Arab women, was a picturesque central figure in litigation before the Acting Chief Justice (Mr. P. J. Sproule) yesterday. Her costume was
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    45 9 Dr. (Miss) Rickard, of St. Andrew's Hospital, has gone away for a six-weeks holiday. Her work is being taken by Dr. (Mrs.) Ferguson Davie, who has moved into the hospital. Sister Breen has arrived from furlough and will be stationed at Singapore for the present.
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    OLD ETONIAN BECOMES BULLFIGHTER.
    482 11 OLD ETONIAN BECOMES B ULLFIGHTER. tPfBARANCE AS PROFESSION \l.. Tr»»pM <-n in Test Battles. niaa, Mr. Rupert Bellville, tvntaty years of ag'\ has Spain, where he took pait :i nmfessional banderi!- fair-haired giant of six bet i and he has *h—dj crow-iod into his life to satisfy most to 1.-ar.i
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    REDS WHO EARNED £4.000.
    78 11 REDS WHO EARNED £4.000. ProviM By Mum. »f suitable a^c are every available opjortuTerritoriml Force, where accew to rifles and ammuWM made by Captain S. ■'•Hive- Conservative Durham, in an address at he Mid, "showinu- that '< 'v,eivin K salaries I<l emohuMßtl from Mos»*»olutely authentic, from I «B say definitely
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    HOOGHLY PILOT SERVICE.
    803 11 WRECKING OF "THE ROYAL JAMES AND MARY." An interesting description of the Bengal Pilot Service, during the 258 years of its existence, was given by Mr. G. T. Labey a prominent member of the Service, in an add i ess to the Calcutta Rotary Club. He traced
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    STRANGE BEQUEST TO A SON.
    116 11 £40 a Week "If he Calls for it." Mr. Isaac Moss (otherwise Isaac Mos? Vernon), a racehorse owner, of Wellingtonroad, St. John's Wood, N.W.. who left £104,421. imposed strange terms in a bequest, amounting to £2,080 a year, to his son Philip Zachariah. He left
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    FIRE FIGHTER ABROAD. MR. T. G. DYSON'S 25,000 MILES TOUR.
    1383 11 FIRE FIGHTER ABROAD. MR. T. G. DYSON'S 25,000 MILES TOUR. Glimpses of Burmah, Malaya and China. The following extracts from the pen of Mr. T. G. Dyson, who some months ago passed through Malaya, contributed to the Vvindsor, Eton and Slough Express, will be read with interest: At 8 a.m.
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    78 11 Another sign of the growth of the Russian community in Shanghai, "says the N.-C. Daily News is the appearance here of the fourth daily newspaper in the Russian language. The new journal, the Shanghai Zarya, is to be anti-Bolshevik and will make its first appoa ranee in public on October
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    P. AND O. KASHMIR.
    101 12 Incident in Red Sea. While in the Red Sea the Kashmir received a wireless message from the steamer Denham, of London, which was bound from Port Said to Bombay, asking for medical help. The Kashmir steamed back and found the Dsnham. A boat in charge of
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    559 12 CAPE RECEIFE FOUND. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ffcnang, N»v. 9. j The Singapore Harbour Board tug Varuna has found and taken in tow the Cape Receife, which lost her propeller on Nov. 6th. i n lat. 8 deg. 37 min. north, long. 96 deg. 30 min. east. She
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    SENDING A CABLE.
    410 12 The average man knows little of what happens to his cablegram after he passes it over the counter of the cable company, and even business firms do not know much of the complicated work entailed in carrying a message from London to New York. ,At one time
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    VOICES IN THE HOUSE.
    639 14 (By Leslie Hore-Belisha M.P.). The harmony of the Socialist Party conference at Liverpool was disturbed by many discordant notes. But if the opinions differed in this august assemblage, thi re was more homogeneity of sound than you will find elsewhere. Most of the delegates have been
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    COBRAS AND HAMADRYADS.
    279 14 Snakes at the Zoo. Recently the Zoological Society received a fine consignment of poisonous snakes from India. The collection, which has been presented by the Calcutta Gardens, consists of eight Indian cobras, two Hamadryads r r King Cobras, a Banded Krait, and an exceptionally fine Russell's Viper.
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    SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
    759 14 It has been suggested that Sunday observance as understood in the sterner day of our grandfathers was imposed on us by Scotland, says the Statesman. (Calcutta). Natives of that light-hearted land deny the charge, and say that the heavy Sabbath was unknown to Scotland of the Stuart kings,
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    GHASTLY DISCOVERY.
    148 14 A Hongkong paper of Oct. 30th says: While patrolling the Huangpu on Thursday, of last week, a member of the River Police force made a ghastly discovery. The officer having noticed a bag floating about in the vicinity of the Wetmore Road Hulk ordered his men to bring
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    THE BEGUM OF BHOPAL.
    991 14 (By Sir Stanley Reed). In the spacious days of Indian history, when every stout soldier of fortune carried a governorship in his sword hand, Dost Mahomed Khan, a Tirah Afghan, won a sanad in Central India by his services to the Emperor at Delhi. The Mughal
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    frtASEK & CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    503 15 frtASEK CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9t h. marked.] d ilars unleas otherwise MINING. Anam Kumbang (Jl Sf2 Batang Padang 54s Kamunting (£> Johan Tin <wj» 6«s c.d. Hitam J m <2}. H Kinta Assn. (10) V^ Kuchai Ords. ($1) ,2 l J« Lingui ($1) Hg Kuchai Prefs
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    70 15 Various Chinese foundries in Ipoh are lying idle to-day, says Saturday's T.0.M., as a result of the workmen employed at these places having gone on strike from yesterday afternoon. The workmen are said to be demanding a 20 per cent increase to their wages and increased payment for overtime. The
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    32 15 The punishment which good men suffer through not taking- their share in the government of the City is to live under the government of men worse than them.selves. Mr. Sheriff A gar.
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    EXCHANGE.
    62 15 November t. Bank ts.s. iA 1K sank, demand 2|4 5.32 Private credits 3 m*. 24^ New York, demand gg 7 Credits 90 days 5g7 Franco, demand 1300 HonpkonK, di-m«n<l SU 4 pc p rem Yokohama, demand i :i4 Java, demand 140>£ Bangkok, demand 791^ Sovereign, Bank Buying 8 54
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    PRODUCE.
    222 15 November i>. Tin 75 Tuns $142.00 UaaiMtr j,j P.'ppe r White 7M Pepper Blake 4 Ul) Flake Tapioca s^o Pearl Saga Small y Copra 1171 Copra Sundried 12 <M Opium, Benan- unt. 4.000 Rice. Liang Hin Chan Mark Blue Eagle (OM) §§g Rice. Liar.K Hin Chan Mark Red Blfk
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    35 15 Singapore. Nov. 9, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Spot 1.61% 1.62; Dec. 1.58 l.sfr*6; Jan. -March 1.4."> 1.45%; Aplil-June !.34H 1.35. LAldon Quotation Sheet 3s. ll'-d". Market Quiet.
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    THE GROUND-NUT OR MONKEY-NUT
    345 15 There are comparatively few people who realise the world-wide importance of the humble ground-nut. <>r •'monkey-nut" as it is commonly called. It ii cultivated in almost all the warmer countries of the world. specially India. China. West Africa and the United States, and apart from the
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    27 15 -According to the Commissioner of Trade and Customs, F.M.S., the duty collected on rubber during- October amounted to in the F.M.S. and $139,451.38 ii. the Strai's Settlements.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    212 15 MACPHAIL CO. LTD'S REPORT. Singapore. Nov. u£S L62."" n U%(l Sttfud 14 J ia mdon N«v. 7. £281 LoCil] 14^. i-o tons sold. Uubbers.— Shares are very firm. Sunirri Ba^ans are quoted 8 0.20 and .Jen»m Kuai.- < r /'wn^\ lan dai-Tc4,)n|rs have buyers at 1.40 and
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    137 15 Singapore, Nov 7. Ihv market continues quiet and stead\ with little change in ipot values and a •light appreciation in futures due to speculative buying on the official confirmation that the additional release for the quarter ..ust commenced was 10 per cent. Demand has not heen very heavy
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    327 15 Sees: Sime, Darby C©. (Ipoh). Johan Tin. Oct. output 179.49 pks; yardajr t ().">, 487; hours run 486.30; revenue from sale of ore $15,590.30; tribute $300. 27. The dredrve stopped for approximately 11 days for replacing crown wheel, boiler cleaning ami general overhaul. Kramat Pulai Tin,
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    46 15 The military operations in KwaMjrtunjr are paralyzing all kinds of traffic and Can ton is being cut off from many in him I ports and towns owing to interference with the railways and the commandeering of junks and small steamers by Red troops for war transportation.
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    RUGBY.
    993 16 SINGAPORE A DEFEAT NEGRI SEMBILAN A. Visitors' Good Hacks. (From a Specia l Correspondent.) In glorious weather the rugger match between the above teams was played off on the Scremban Padang on Saturday evening, and after hard struggle ended in a win for the visitors by two tries to
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    143 16 HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW. The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Selangor Turf Club Extra Race Meeting, to be held to-morrow (Wednesday): Ex-Griffin Ponies.— (All Classes 5 furh.ngs): Class A. Sevenoaks 11, Savitri 8.4, Purser 7.7. Class B.— Druid 9, Drusilla 8.5, Andromeda 7.8, Sanhozza
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.
    34 16 fßeuter's Service.] Melbourne, Nov. 9. Victoria beat Western Australia by an innings and 282 runs. Western Australia made IS] Ironmonger seven for 30) and 103. Victoria compiled 536 (Ponsford 158, Love 103).
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    HOME RUGBY.
    87 16 London, Oct. 28. In the Northern Union County match Cumberland beat Yorkshire by 31 points to 13, at Hudilersfield. In the County Rugby football matches Middlesex beat Sussex by 47 points to 18 at Richmond. Yorkshire beat Derbyshire by 40 points to 6 at Blackwell. The following are
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    BLAKISTON SUSPENDED FOR ONE MONTH.
    112 16 London, Oct. 28. At a special meeting of the East Midlands Rugby Union Committee held a t Northampton, Blakiston was suspended for a month from to-day. The Committee had the referee's report before it, but Blakiston was not present and no evidence was called. [An
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    TENNIS MATCH POSTPONED.
    48 16 The lawn tennis match between Messrs. Kleinman and Hadi and Messrs. Hoc Hye and Choon Leong, abandoned on account of the rain yesterday, will be played on th? S.C.C. ground to-day, Tuesday, if the ground is fit; if not to-day, on the first available day.
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    THE SLEEP TALKER.
    112 16 M. Leon Bourgeois could tell a story against himself with a certain dry point which was decidedly effective. At the time when he was a good deal in evidence in the early days of the League of Nations he told the Assembly that on one accasion he
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    TO-DAY'S PRACTICE GAME.
    67 16 On the Padang this afternoon the side which represented Singapore against Negri Sembilan A last Saturday will be opposed to the Singapore first XV, which is to meet Negri Sembilan at Seremban on Saturday in the Maiava Cun Competition. Singapore's first XV will be composed of the
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    IN THE COURTS.
    144 16 A SEA-SIDE STORY. Heng Buck Teh and Teck Man Kim were, according to the charge brought against them in the Police Court yesterday, removing shells from the beach at Beting Kusa, near Changi, when they learned that the law of the country extends even to the sea
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    STABBED IN THE BACK.
    232 16 Two hefty Sikh constables figured in a case before the Second Magistrate yesterday. Bishin Singh, represented by Mr. Da Silva, alleged that the other constable had nursed an ill-feeling which arose some two years ago and stabbed him in the back with his bayonet when they
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    MARINE COURT.
    96 16 Several Chinese were brought up in the Marine Court yesterday for failing to observe the Port Regulations which do not allow them to go alongside a steamer until she is properly moored in the harbour. They all said that the steamer had dropped anchor but was moving astern
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    285 16 In addition to a selection of new fiction the undernoted works have been added to Raffles Library and will be available for issue on Saturday at 9 a.m.. Bald (Marjory A.) Women writers of the Nineteenth Century. Benn (E. J. P.) Confessions ©f a capitalist. Beresford (J.) The
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    1017 16 LEAGUE TABLES TO DATE. The following are the positions in the English and Scottish Leagues to date: Division I. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Sunderland (7) 14 8 3 3 40 25 19 Arsenal (20) 16 8 5 3 34 27 19 Spurs (12) 15
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    70 16 Programme of Drills up to and for Nov. 15 Thursday, 4.30 p.m. Bukit Timah, B Company, Practice Bromhead-Matthews Shield. Friday, 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S.R.A. (v) S.R.E. (v) Sigs. Voluntary; S.V.C. Band, Band Practice. Saturday, 2.30 p.m. Farrer Range. Ist Reinforcement Practice Bromhead-Matthews Shield. 2 p.m. Bukit
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    71 16 H. M. Queen Sukunan, the Prince and Prince of Nagor Svarga Varabiuit, Prince Amoradat and Phya Pradibaddha Bhubal arrived in Penang from Bangkok on Thursday to meet H.R.H. Prince Chumbot, who is expected to arrive in Penang from England on his way to Bangkok, where he will be spending his
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    18 16 Handbook of India, Burmah and Ceylon, maps and plans. Ypres, 1914. An official account by the General Staff.
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