The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 October 1929

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    10 1 SiigaporeFreeftess ENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1929. NO. 12,858
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    292 1 When Parliament reassembles tomorrow the government will begin what promises to be a hectic period dealing «ith domestic matters among which one of the most serious problem* is dissatisfaction over Miss ftondfield's administration of unemployment relief measures Page 9. The Nationalist (Government's communique m connection with the
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    THE DUMMY.
    1115 1 Thiity- five yuan ago Michael O'Brien .'bought the dUSJUny from The widow <.f a ventriloquist who ha! topped the bill ottetl m his <!ay. i.ut had swilled himself wi*h whisky down to little lettefi m the middle, and finally to a plain coffin hth\ a parish Juneial. He
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      396 1 CAN PURCHASE ANYWHERE wiow ariru/s II) KKXOWNEI) TAKES. I .ea View Hotel j fflp J^Q*™""* B \j Friday, November Ist. I|l ft/»^^§](l 1 1 1 oppy Uay Ball w4¥^ te^Sfe i %iTid of the Earl Haig Poppy Day Fund I'M QX>X7 X 7 T^l T TTD 1 1 Dancing till
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      110 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TheatriaJ <»f .Mary Dugan -I'age 2. Adelphi Ponpy l»ay ifanrr Fifrc v Notice re Km ope Hotel dances- Pas.. L Chriatmaa ("aids froni Kii«eir(»'s— Pag Children*! vwrk a t VHiiteaway's Pag« Ceianese lingerie From Robufoon'a~Pagc Skipper* stored with health giving itamina Page :i. Get your Chriatmaa uift< for
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      11 1 FOR DAINTY PASTRY SWALLOW ARIELL'S PATENT ROLLER FLOUR IN 51b BAGS.
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      147 1 THE WEEK. Jfoi tBtk. High Wati r, >.:< !>•.. :.-j. :is, Legialatire Council IOJ6 ajn. HcHk«>\ R.A. V.M.C.A. Pavilion Show to aid Ponpy frial of Mary Diigan Victoria rheatre, ".J Ti">,r 29f*. }|i^-h Water, v.M t.;*. v p. >;. Rifle Clv > Wi ling, Rafl St. Andrew*! Society Dance Europe
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    NOMBAY TAXI-DUIYKK'S OPTIMISM.
    404 2 Waiting for Departing Ship to Return. i no Bombay police have tak«-n i n t < eus torj Bayed Abdul Hafts* a taxi-driver, who :>)']'«:»• :<> be boni optimist. His v..»-. No, \-:'.'j .vs. was engaged on r'ri <Im.\ rrioinir^ by a European! whi arrived i> Bombay
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    140 2 »t.« «»f Hong Kong'a be«t»k»»wn iir\.i nt«>si medical practitioners, ii» tht- person ?>i. G. B. Aubrey, left the Colony for booH :t~t u«-«k <let>aitir»^ }■<■! Untrlantl aboard k ilenaliiel, arcomppried by Mrs. Aubrey. 1 ■•:••>. irbq had resided m the C»»lo»j !.i» t,»>. ha< ißtended retirinii March, '>it latte r
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    SALK OF ART TREASURES AT Hi )N N.
    243 2 SALK OF ART TREASURES AT Hi )N N To Pas off Princess Victoria's IMits. I nndon. Ori. lb'h. ..!.<ur< hi a 'i ■■-:t: b«>it;cs^-lik«- ihic. .1 <>t valuable ait tuaMiii opened m ruling school «'t th. ~«-r" aiiiiiix i ir-I i|MH Palace, at 8088, which muftt have au <i many
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      298 2 hvc TheoafiieCS' will nnort the hUm Ja. Msni^ DWI fJnnl Importers StUtfUCttmMt MEDICAL HALL. LTD. SINGAPORE ART CLUB EXHIBITION MEMBERS' WORK t,, bold a« the ADELPHI HOTEL from MONDAY. NOV. 4th to SATURDAY NOV. i>th. inclusive. Op«fi dai!> frnfji 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ADMISSION FREE MASSAGE HALL Mrs. Haru
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      186 2 VICTORIA COMMENCING FRIDAY NOV. Bth AT 9.:J0 P.M. FORBES RUSSELL CCMEDY COMPANY. with APRIL VIVIAN. will present. FRIDAY SATURDAY NOV. Sth 9th (JREATEST SI (CESS. "HER PAST" BY ARRANGEMENTS WITH LESLIE HENSON. Monday and Tuesday. I FAREWELL PERFORMANCE I Wednesday. "MARCH HARES" rHE p A^Y" BOOKING NOW OPBN AT I.ITII.K'S
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      320 2 ALHAMBKAI Tan Cheng Ke«K-Sole r ''i SPECIAL PROGRAMME I Commencing Saturday. Oct. 26th.. And I I In the Second Show ai I THE LATEST EM 1 'II: i y M$ I VILMA BANKI with lAMBS HALI 1 THIS IS HE A 1 EN A story of laughter ami tears. A
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    JAVA Notes.
    1066 3 IHE PROBLEM OF ESTATE ASSAULTS. Matters Growing More Serioiis. (.From Our Own Correspondent.] Batavia, bet! 19. It will W rtniembemi thai J reported iMt W! that the manager of the- Kanopan \Hlof Estate h;»<; beeai attacked by a coolie nn.J in.Mncd. It bow transpires that on tin feame
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    84 3 A receiving order was made ir tho H:inl<ruptcy Court on Friday against (hop Ens: Mdh; the liabilities of which were stated to b«. ever $12.0;>i). The creditors were the Oversea* Chinese Bank. It was announced m Friday's Covernnunl (Jazetto t'aat the scheme for the proposed new road from Tapjoni? Katonj?
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    FINANCE APPEAL FOR INDIAN COLLEGES.
    170 3 Money Urgently Required. London, ')ct- "i <■ Lord Mayor presided hi a meet n at the Mansion House t<> launch an aojx\ for the balance of fMMJOO «>n behalf of [ndian colleges. There was :>. distingui&he I hci ing. 1 Meston described the work of
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    18 3 Mr. and Mrs. Alma Baker, who art m England at present, are making the Langham Hotel their hon<l<iuarters.
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      138 3 Cinema m your own home Toil can make your own movies with Cine-Kodak grown-up people or for children the appeal of this orrve Cineu)4 »s irresistible. In addition to showing of your own taking, you can hire, from the MCOpe" Library, films showing all the favourites lorn Mix. Charlie Chaplin,
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      254 3 Pi Estate Trust Agencies I (1927) Limited. j I 21* First Cross Street MALACCA. I 11, Light Street t^ENANG. S g There is nothing more welcome I Registered by and Security deposited with the on a hot day, when Old Sol seem« i Straits Settlements Government. f! determined to shrivel
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    PARTIAL ECLIPSE
    2787 4  -  Mildred Barbcur. 01 R XEW SERIAL. THE LOVE STORY OF TWO SISTERS. By CHAPTER \ll. THK GAME OK PRETENCE And so it (MM about that Millicmt knelt m htr room that August night, staring into the sjusu ill i m luri garden with burning •yes which >aw nothing
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      263 4 EASTERN SERIES JL --rrS^^^JL, The»e quaint, narrow /I m tI^L vcmcls with one outrigger /t m fH»L 1 are a feature of tne X VflPrV I"" Ceylon Coast. In spite r B YTkrd a t^V* V of their apparent frailty* m wpulm "ii intrepid Esnermen often Y*fo m JBJffi^ Y'~~
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    MAHERS CHINESL
    719 5 SIR ROBERT HO TUNG'S PLEA. Local K.M.T. Renunciation. (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) The Kuomintanp (Singapore) Head Branch of British Malaya, cabled on Oct. 21st to the Kuomintanp Headquarters m China, renouncing Sir Robert Ho Tung's plea advocating a round table conference for peace, which, the branch declared, is
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    JAPANESE (ABLE NEWS.
    75 5 [Xar.yo Xichi-Xii hi.— Service.] Tokyo. Oct. 24. Oi." of eighteen by-elections of Municipal Assembly members held sime the Hamatruchi Cabinet came into existence, seventeen resulted m favour of the Minseito. MR. WAK ATSIKIS ADVISER. It \m understood that Mr. Kawasaki, President ot the Bureau of Legislation, will
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    132 5 At about 4 p.m. on Tuesday an unusually violent thunderstorm occurred m Ipoh when repeated flashes of lightning terrified people m the vicinity of the rloek tower. The building of a well known firm is said to have Veen struck by lightning and the whole lighting and telephone siystem was
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      233 5 ▼Sl'^ctW"™' jKf\ JsSa l__^^^a m I nrVT!^^^^^3a^. m) n^^nav npSs^^^^ejr^7^^^^^^^B^BV* v <^>^^n\ HHQ^k. nw j JuVi. naß^vsSnm^^BßßV^ g*. B^nmm.^sV J^^WssMi^ii^S\ $> nn^ __^^^^^a^nla^ PH^^^^^^^^^^^^rtdß w jSjb* 3ri^^>v GSkI H9f9 SSi^^d^^^S S9^^^^^^^ i^^^n fa Portable Adding Machine 1 ilever !he nature of your figure problem you will find i practical solution
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      408 5 Stored with Health giving Vitamins "Skippers are as nourishing as they are delicious and that is saying a lot. There's a wealth of goodness m these tasiy little fish, and the canning methods are so perfect that wherever you may be "Skippers" icach you with all their health-giving properties and
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      110 5 'I) V A few simple "equations" illustrate the influence thereon— f*l Tyres looked after Easy Conditions cry large mileage. '•> Tyres looked after Normal Conditions Really good mileage. •j Tyres looked after Severe Conditions orrett t>pe of tyre «,.n>d mileage.^ <9 Tyres neglected Easy Conditions 1 air mileage. 1 Tyres
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    COLLEGE BOY'S ROMANCE
    670 6 MARRIAGE OF EX-PRESI-DENT'S SON. Mr. and i\lrs. John Coolidge. IMain\ille, Conn.. Sept. 2,i. A romance that started amid all the guv Uour which would surround a Governor* oaunhur and a college boy on the way t<> Washington to see his lather inaugurate* 1 President of the United
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    CHINESE CAHLE NEWS.
    215 6 More Russian Concentrations (V.y courtesy .f tl>»- Nanyang Siang P.iu Press.) Shanghai. <>- t. fs, (li n Ksiu-h-'.ar'r baa reported RO.OOfI jPuss'Am have concentrated -m th<> Man hHi border and are preparing a general :tt:.i<-k. Ah Warn.-- Tseng-tin* ha- notified tv > signatories of t ho anti-war
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    15 6 Mr. R. C. Bell is expected to arrive m Pennnp from Home by the Gleniffer.
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      384 6 CHILDREN'S WEEK at WHITEAWAYS KCOOTBR NO I' 11. A luw action toy. n«> clock-work, work.tl Ti!l( YCi.KS. axure blue with red with simple wornw I of Ike thumi> and (FRONT WHEEL DKIYB.I vheels. Aluminium step tinper. '"'nous rwHtatlrn* 1 with absolute sfdv. mai Roller bnaring. Easj %t w^ m*j i%m
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      231 6 /Wjfj&f/ savoury inj»rcJicnf> t1,.,t fWmrgff Rfli-h fi> bee ime rcfin. i '^i^^V rcsu t is af* r^ cr i, /4yir 4^l^ W f^ SUC^ a ln^miis flavour /fi'il^ are nece«sar\ to trjnvf rn ■m_j^W an "PP* l o^ "u.\f. I* /^>Ol^ to-day you'll like--0 D»R«O»P*t OF DELKIO^SNESi s» le MaaafactOTwa:
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    PLANTERS' SOCIETY.
    1192 7 SINGAPORE I.S.P. BRANCH MEETING. The Examination Schemes. M.-mU-rs o f the Singapore and Riouw Brawn of the Incorporated Society of Plan[.ten met m the Europe Hotel or Saturday evening for Urn annual mostint of Ike Branch. Mr. R. A- Dix, Chairman, presided Reference to the sad death of
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    FASOST ANNIVERSARY.
    119 7 MUSSOLINrS MESSACiE TO 44 BLACKSHIRTS. M Italy's "Steady Advance." (Reuters Service. J Koine, <>, t. 2«. '•\«ther intrigue from within, nor attack from without can destroy the regime," declares Signor Mussolini m a message to "Bhukshirts" throughout Italy on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the Kasi
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    MINING PROBLEMS.
    232 7 Shorter Hours: Lower Wages. [Britten Radio— OfflciaJ Serv.ce l ltu^i>>, Oct. 23. \i'.t a meeting to-day betwi en a abir«et Come ittee and the onVials of the Miner's Federation it s/aa stated that the final pro poaalt of tnf- G< vernment ir- regard t<» the coal industry would
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    ECHO OF FAMOUS OIL SCANDAL.
    81 7 ECHO OF FAMOUS OIL SCANDAL. Fall (iuilty of Taking Kribos. Washington, Oct. Seated m invalid-chair Albert Fall, Ui* elder!) ex-Senator and ex-Secretary ot Mv- Interior, wrho i^ n<»\s a physically lvr,»k.':i heard th- verdict of guilty at th» »'"i« i. n• f the prutracted trial asjainsl bin For scci>ptinc s
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    RUSSIAN MONARCHIST ORGANISATION REVEALED.
    55 7 llteuter's Service.] MtMttw, Od. \ccordini! t.. the official ngemcy the Soviet authorities have uprooted bis; Monarchist organ fen tion m th»- north Caucasus' ssaasjoer^ i !< :i! hrn a relifcious sii't. The members <>f it ••< uMiuii ».f Twelve* 1 have been seafeesjced! ltd I-at}] and
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    THE PEACE PILGRIM'S RETURN.
    36 7 Mr. Mac Donald Sails for Home. [Renter's Service.] (Jueber, Oct. 25. Mr. Mac Donald left for Home after i message to Canada of* warm gratitude for th«- cordiality <»f his \vt*l< <mn»
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    956 7 "WILL HE ASCEND THE THRONE Remarkable New Hook London. Sept- 2K. Remarkable statement! concerning the Prince of Wales, and g chapter headed "Will he Ascend the Throne?" are contained m a biogjyn»hy of His Royal Highness published to-day. The substance of many of these statements, described
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      311 7 BUSINESS CARDS. HOUSE \.u»\(; KATONG. -i(]«" Residential Hotel. n Bathins* Pagar, (Jooii Caisine. Clipsf, Proprietor. 00 BUSINESS MEN. «i or' tenoejrophie i !><• til da] !•'< qvotdy v. it h tho ti w4 to thand 1 ronas i }'V\\ RI I ING PURE xr. R E r. SINGAPOBI £ARN] "t\
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      609 7 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now .nvted for the following ■atoriS or a^UosT f that particulars of such tenders may to oml'e'i th<? T ndeT R Om Municipal' m Itn t>r Date of Closing Supply of Mpaah dnrlag Kooa, Nov. 12th. -upply of
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      483 7 NOTICES. ORDINANCE NO. H (BANKRUPTCY). IN Till BCPRBME COURT OF THE STRAITS SI /I" lI. K ME NTS. URTLBMBNT OF BINGAPOUK. Non-Summary Case. In Hankruptcy No. 278 of 1927. Re CHOP "KOON SOON HENG." Notice iv iureby K iven that a First and Final Dividend is intended to be declared
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      BIRTH.
      19 8 BIRTH H\IN if). Uuternit) Hospital, S rapoi om llm to Dr. an i Mrs. M Cm pbel Bain. :i -<»••
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      DEATH.
      18 8 BENZIF.. Scatembcr J';th. i«>ji». „t Morlu Aberdcei -hi Alexander Kin- !<• i of United Engineers, .nr«-.! »">. ve;i r>
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929 WEEK-END COMMENT.
    781 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929 WEEK-END COMMENT. There ia every indication m the Home cables that the coming session Of Parliament will be a stormy one and Ihe Government will m all probability have to thank the Opposition foi <a\ inij its political life. Unemployment will unquestionably be
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    THE HKRNIAVSKY RECITAL.
    296 8 An unfortunate incident occured durintg the Cherniavsky recital at the Victoria Theatre last night, which, had it not oeen for the brilliance of Leo, the violinist, on another instrument might have spoiled what was undoubtedly a most enthralling evening. After the three mothers, Leo, Jan. and Mischel
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    254 8 THEATRE PRICES. To the Kditnr. Sir There must be hiany thoatrc-goer: m Singapore who are m •upp'lt *t vh view of Mr. AlangOtT that the maximum charge for shows at the Theai.o rhotiid be $4, and for the eompanie- jf a standard lower than the average,
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    MIMATIRK RIFLE CLUB PROPOSITION.
    176 8 Meeting on Tuesday. It seemi .hat there ii now definite pro* poet of putting into practice the propositu > recently put forward toform a miniature rifle club m Singapore. It will be reroen bi that Mr Bickeroike <;t!ie<l s meeting at tho Vohanteer Dri»! Hall some
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    331 8 SINGAP ORE WEDDING. Mr. I*. S. Laing and Miss Doris Mclnlosh. Si Andrew* Cathedral presented a i charming appearance on Saturday afternoun for the wedding >.f Mr. I\ S. I.aintr. Assistant Secretary of the Singapore T>irV Cfob and late of the fnd. l.attalion Koyal ?uss» Ri'ut the youngest son of
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    87 8 On and from Friday next. November l>t.. ti»e Overseas Assurance Corporation. Ltd. will be located at the new premises of Uta Oversea Chinese Bank, Ltd. at the corner ol Market Street and Cecil Street. The Hon'ble Sir Annamalai I hettiar, ateamher of Viceroy's Assembly, arrives here from Kuala Lumpur to-day
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    OPIUM COMMISSION.
    303 8 LEAVES X LUMPUR ■Mh-f A Churches Com Nn(pk|r The Leaf ie sion leavei Lompur after Jt has not t! <>i ti'.t otl Ik- visited 1 that 11 is ji. > hi ision will day ur:<l «>-, embark foi tl Inten tewed Commission borg, the statement their investigai <)n
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    THE TRIM
    71 8 Yesterda>"« Dr.-. iM^ rJ I Til,- ]U)\ full dres< ivp Dugan at th» v morning w m waiting, leally thrilli--drew's HonpiUl enthusiastic first pet font bertahunent foi atmosphere yei > attention <»:' t claimed right Incident thai examined and > bearing on the standing perfon amatevri n ho
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    14 8 Christmas at 1 I 'a gay season ami t yjl ft commodation ii I
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      287 8 Just landed. k ■B IB BBte jjK£ b B n£ h m l( ii\-.-r. Pomeranzen Bitter? I Sole Agents I CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. I (Incorporated under the Comp.it.if*' Ordinance* of Hong Kona). I r.itni m Shanghai.) f I *>0. Robinson Road. Telephone No. 6228. j "TANGLIN" Brand PORK SAUSAGES
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      195 8 1 SUNDSTRAND I f ADDING MACHINES P ATERSON, SIMONS CO.. I LIMITED, 4 Pri ce Street, Singapore. 8 PHONE 2700 2 634 T. K. X.'s Tyres. 71S I 115 RedVCMI from $13.M to $11.50 ea-li -In' •".HO to -i.Xt) ,-:icn to 7. fit) each X 3Vj |*>.*0 to $11.50 each
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    DTKN>IFNT OUTLOOK.
    151 9 DTKN>IFNT OUTLOOK. Vfl OF THEBTOR3 I LOl l)S. nenl Protests. i Berries.] I ondoa. Oct. 2K. an sfter-dimc week-end predicts i member of the Go\ ksl Shel ci nenl \\a> per > can they wouli nftdent of their re 1 but to power. •I.- h Ministers wil tig on fctobe
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    LOW WHEAT PRICE IN THE STATES.
    30 9 LOW WHEAT PR ICE IN TH E ST ATES. Board's Action. Service.] < hkano. Oct. -7. ird hai placed he grata eo•lu r »-<i its aid to net esaary. thai prevailing
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    BIG COTTONFAILURE.
    21 9 -'tn-ice.] London. Oct. -♦>. ell>known Liverpool and Company, n K\< h.tnu** this < ftteat «'\titeElxchanct was ir to »'nal>U' the '-ition
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    RIOT TRAILS POSTONED
    47 9 I Service] Kirn In. Od. 2:>. n that, luring c auxiliary < r?«ims am power an?l «f plug m Ifa ,1 starting tng.. i«« mm* of the iicar irhedi to the d.-un,rs rther trial t< -t. he are, m conae* I•■ t be tin. beiiifr.
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    JAPACABLE NEWS
    34 9 JAPA CABLE NEWS I Shortage Forecast. a. Sen ice.] Tokyo, Oct. 2"). Mil -rau Maru on loaded I5jMO bags i'!y to Chosen. <■ that this purchase 1 'Mn.Mtion with the Ml «f this year*! ;»(!<! Chosen.
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    MARITIME *l KRENCE,
    25 9 MARITIME *l KRENCE, Service.] Geneva, Oct. 25. to 17 the Mariti-.i report of the con itiom with variou i( to the conclusio Kngth of tli
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    BLEEDING WALL-ST.
    280 9 A HEALTHY SHARE SLUMP. London Pricei Rise. [Reuter's Service.] 1 ondon. Oct. 2ti. 11-tre has been SI) appreciable rise m. the d leading securities n the London market and discount rates fell to ce nt. compared with the bank rate oi 6V This follows the Hihsidence of the
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    FRANCE'S NEW CABINET
    194 9 Forim-i Policy Continues. 1 [Reuter's Service.] Paris. Oct. 2',. Iftei fortyfive minutes with th< Presi- >■ m. Mr Daladier said la- would ti ti form a Cabinet. The Socialist ex* uti considering letter to the leadei Mr, I. on I Blum, proposing his cooperation wi l> Ov
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    AN "UNVEILED" PROTEST.
    83 9 Moslem Women's Action. [Reuter's Service, j Jerusalem, Oct. 27. f r the lii: t time m the bistory of PalesI tine. Moslelm women unveiled bsfors the stranger yesterday when delegation from the Congress of trab women, both llos- lem and Christian, from all over PalesI tiiK-. appeared
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    PRINCE UMBERTO WELCOMED IN ROME.
    56 9 PRINCE UMBERTO WELCOMED IN ROME. r Home, Oct. 27. The Prince of Piedmont was lapturously welcomed op. his return from Brussels nnd "acknowledged the popular enthusiasm from the palace balcony. Brussels, Oct. 2">. A thunderous ovat'on was given to th..' Italian Crown Prince OS) leaving for Italy. The strictest precautions
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    BANGKOK NEWS.
    96 9 i From Our Own Correspondent J Bangkok. Oct. 27, All the diplomatic official r-f Bangkok lined the banks of the river this afternoon to witness the procession of State barges when the King went to present gifts to the Buddhist monks residing m the Riverine Temples. The Sovereign
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    36 9 Mr. J. G. Clemetson, of the General Electric Company, leaves for Home by the Kalyan on Friday. We understand, says the Malay Mail, that Mr. K. L. Clucas will probably take over the Kuala Lumpur Branch
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    SOVIET INTRICUFS.
    1225 9 PLOT TO DESTROY CHINESE (GOVERNMENT. Harbin Consulate Discovers FReutir's Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai, Oct. 2tilast night's Foreign OftVe statement deOlara* the authorities In Manchuria unearthed on May 27th. dastardly plot within the Soviet Consulate at Harbin to overthrow the Nationalist Government and to destroy the Chinese Eastern Railway.
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    F (IOLF. I
    647 9 LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP Al KEPPEL. Mrs. Huggard Wins the Title. Alter the morning's heavy rain, fcfce final of the Singapore ladies' championship for the .Andrew Carrie Cup took place on the Keppel Golf dub course yesterday afternoon. In an 18-hole match Mis. W. V. Huggard beat Mrs. W.
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      117 9 A, A A A A l A !"CELANESE"I I LINGERIE Iti^J^WSi it garment. All y s, —^gi v i j^ jr fashioned m the «|> f subtle pastel ♦> shades or the pre- X X L< sent mode. *l* y I ROBINSON'S 1 X have just received a shipment of
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    44 12 The H. T. Neuralia is expected to arrive n Singapore on Oct. 31st. Jhe French cruiser Tourvilh? will De m Singapore from Oct. 31st. to Nov. 3rd. The M.M. Chenonceaux will probably leave to-day at 6 a.m. for Saigon, China and Japan..
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    CHANGES IN HELM ORDERS.
    551 12 Views of Master Mariners. A statement m the following terms was made by the Court of the Honourable Com>any of Master Mariners at the conclusion of their meeting at the Mansion House on »Septeml>er, 24. The general public is sublimely unaware of a navigational revolution that
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    35 12 Mr. Wallace, Superintendent of Revenue Surveys, Perak, who is retiring from Government Service at the end of the current month, will he succeeded by Mr. R. R. (ioulding from Penang, says the Times of Malaya-
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      729 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia) (0) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. (0) Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the motor vessel MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia.
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      138 12 CHARGEURS REUNIS (Incorporated m France.) REGULAR MONTHLY FREIGHT ANI PASSENGER SERVICE. OUTWARDS. SAir.ON. TOURANE AND HAIPHONG Doe Singapore CAP VARELLA Nov. W TAP TOVRANE Dec. 18 HOMEWARDS. MARSEILLES. NANTES AND BORDEAUX. Due Singapore CAP ST. JACQUES Nov. 19 CAP VARELLA Doc. 17 HAVRE, DUNKIRK AND ANTWERP FORBIN Nov. 12 LINOIS
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      683 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jeraatut) every Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 0 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6
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    KANCHENJUNGA ATTACK.
    673 13 EXPLORERS HEWING WAY TO TOP. Mystery Snow-men. I>arjeclin X Oct. 4. Ihc German party attacking Kanchenjunica are now up against it m earnest, r-irly m September their base camp was advanced to the western end of the Zemu Gl.ukr, where the Glacier begins to get steep and thin.
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    SINGAPORE AND EMPIRE AIR ROUTES.
    443 13 Has Zeppelin Flight Altered the Position Melbourne. Sept. 27. Great publicity is given to the speech of Sir Eric Geddes m London yesterday at the annual meeting- of Imperial Airways, Ltd., m which he foreshadowed an extension cf the Indian Air Mail to Australia. In
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL.
    34 13 Federal Council meets on Nov. 4th when the High Commissioner's speech will he read and Supply Bill introduced. Amongst th«> motions is one for $1,000,000 from loan for telegraph and telephone developmeat.
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    101 13 "An old and unsatisfactory business altogether," remarked the Assistant Official Assignee (Mr. T. B. Cocker) m the Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Stevens on Friday referring to the bankruptcy of a Chinese aged sixty-nine. Mr. Cocker said bankrupt was made M m 1905 when his liabilities were $8,852. Assets were
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    1057 14 THE CIVIC WEEK IN DUBLIN. A Successful Show. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Dill !in. Se»<*. U.~>. Civu \Vo<>U m Dubftfn mrtwfthataiHFiig the tramway :.ml hi.s .strike was a success* The judge* were very well pleased with the wiidm. dressing and general di: play- <»f liish produced stuffs,
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      243 14 Severe Eczema /jl i^ on Face Arms 'and Legs m&ggF M l^ii<ion, l.o.c. .'Hiil, who.j mother m MMm* m yvTxW Uon eJeV€l! vca "V 1 CleaAslni? the Blood with [fl F H 'N-'.t 1 /em. i) > i Jit-i J.u I e, ariia ,^^fl BP and 1.-^s. Ine .J.^t. r
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    GRAPS-FRUIT GROWING IN CEYLON.
    214 15 < apt. A. < Freeatan of "The Granff*," Bandarawela, vrritet t.. the Tiaien of Ceylon a- follows: "I am tending y<»u jripc fruit f»«>r)i Bye-year-old trt«- m my garden. This fruit wan plucked on Btp|gni-b«-r liuh.. Hrnea it whs fully rip*-, ami has h t-n knocking
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    MACHPALIL'S SHARE LIST
    113 15 talurda>> Alterations. Oct. 2Hth.. daaiag rnn-v Buyers Seller* I'.aUi < avis 1.20 1.2f, Sunftei Luas 2."> prem. 2'J preni. Sunftvi Ways 'i.'.\Q 3.40 cum. Aver Hitain 12s I3fl llon^; KM| <t'u)l>> l»>s lid 17s 6d I'anuiitfa liivt>rs fis M »Jn Poehong SSi 9d 24s <k« Teia Malaya
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    59 15 Saturdays Alt erat ions. Buyer Seller. Hatu (avis ($1) 1.15 1.2.") Uukit Aranp ($1) 1.20 1.30 Klansr Rivers ($1 2.60 2.70 Penawat HG 90 Thabawleik .'{Ts 39s x.d. T. Harbour 5.00 6.00 Ulu Klang ($1) 1.62 Ms 1.67 V* Ulu Yam 26« 27s x.d. W. Hammer Co.
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    TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES
    1349 15 The Co-Operative Planting J Scheme. At an extraordinary general meeting Ta«n», Rubber Estates Limited, held at the I offices of Maasr* Kvatt and Company,! French Rank R-iiidings at noor on Satur- j day, the Chairman (Mr. h. Macgregi n moved "That the directors bS aUtho ised at
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    300 15 I olUlnM. <Ht. L The Combined effect of the ri<e m the' Dank Rate and the disclosurs m connection with the Stock Exchange troubles has nat "rally !••<! t«> stagnant markets. ppi r. Con timers are pressing for tJe!i\ny <>1' their Electrolytic purchases, an.l producer* <>t' Refined Copper
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    KRAMAT RUKBER.
    81 15 [From Our Own Correspondent.] iPoh. Oct. 27. At the annual meeting ot Kraniat Ruf>,l.er Colonel Rae, presiding, reported that j [the estate was m excellent condition. All m cost was bigh at 2'\ certs but their 211 I acres was too small for economic working and they must
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    203 15 October 2rt SELLING. London -4 ftionths' .-is:ht j 1 1^ London months' sijjht 2 4 .ij. London fj() <!ays' sijfht 2 3 'A\ '.\2 L<<ndon :ut ssjni' sitrht 'A i»; London, llwimil 29 31! London, T. T 2 .'< L'T '.\2 Lyons and Paris demand 1437 Hambujjr, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    157 15 Flake Tapioca T>.7f» Pearl Sa*o Small 8.08 Copra Buadrisfi Rice, An am No. 2 260 Ric« Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Ea^le (New) BJJO Rice. Siam old No. 1. BSO Rice, Rangoin Pintan 260 Rice, Rangoon Sioka 26£ Rice, Siaro Broken Nc. 1. 220 Rice, Siam Broken No. 2
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 15 October 26th.. 12 o'clock n«mn. Buyers Sellers H.s.s. eqv»l to London Standard spot 51 H K% Standard K.S.S. on Tender Nov. 32^ :\2\ December Stfj m Nov.-iw. .ii". B29fi J;in. M;ir. SS^ M** Torn- of Market: Steady Seller: reserved. Latest Cable: London Snot Rfcftet i«'.d.
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    AUSTRALIA AND ENGLAND.
    320 15 Mr. Havin. tin* Now South VVaU>> Prime Minister, m the eoWM of an pddrctl at th J "Million v'lub," said that during his visit t<» London he came to the com-lusion that Australia must take more notice of the inipfimiom its action* create M tin- rest <>1
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      346 15 V-SETS EXCEED »10,000,W0. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER »35,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE- 27 Old Jewry FC Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Curt of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act TRACTIVE
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      438 15 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION; (Incorporated m Hong Kong). HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up 120,000,000 Reserve Fund Sterling 6,000,000 Silver $14,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS: N. S. Brown, Esq., Chairman. W. H. Bell, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Hor. Mr.
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      178 15 BANKING. MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated m England). Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed 1,800,00t Paid-up 1,060,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1,612,046 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq., Chairman. P. R. Chalmers Esq. Charles J. Hambro Esq. J. O. Robinson, Esq. W. H. Shelford. Esq. Sir Thomas Catto, Bart. LONDON BANKERS:
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      42 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter A.D. 1720) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE. 1 Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., J Messrs. HARRISONS, T BARKER CO., LTD. CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor). A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    468 16 I SOME SURPRISING RESULTS. Arsenal Lose at Manchester. LMUBM prkss service, copyright. London, Oct. 26. There were some unexpected results m to-day's League matches, and some big/ .scoring, notably at Liverpool (where Manchester City won ti- 1 at Blackpool, (where Bristol City met with their heaviest reverse for
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    SCOTLAND DEFEAT WALES.
    100 16 At Cardiff this afternoon beftM an attendance <<i :>O,OOO Scotland won their first match m the international tournament and their 34th victory against Wales bf defeating" the Welshmen by 4 goals to 2. Gibson (Aston Villa) and .fames, Preston's inside left, got Scotland's g(,als; Lcn Davies,, Cardiff's
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    LADY CHAMPION WINS MIXED FOURSOMES.
    106 16 [FREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT.I London. Oct. 26. Partnered by Major CO. Hezlet, thi British international, Miss Moll) Gourlay. who won the English ladies' golf title a few weeks ago, to-day won the Mixed Foursomes Tournament at W>>rplesdon, defeating Miss Joyce Wethered, the former lady champion,
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    21 16 Mr. E. D. Kibble, State Engineer. Planar*, s leaving- on Homo furlough next January and it is understood that Mr. W.
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    RUGBY.
    154 16 PENANG BEAT KEDAH IN THE CUP. Scoular's Useful Game. t From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Oct. 27. Penan-: 18 pts: Kedah 3 pts. In the^ Malaya Cup Penang defeated Kedah at S>ingei Patani on Saturday by three goals and try, to a try. Penang were unconvincing and Kedah had
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN DRAW WITH SELANGOR.
    204 16 A Titanic Struggle. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 2b. Setaaior. H pt*: Nej:n Semnilan. S pts. The meeting between Negri Bemhilaa and on the Padang here to-da\ wai a l.ard- fought encounter under conditioni which made ibt came neve exacting than would hiiNi-
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    S.C.C. TRIAL MATCH.
    681 16 \N hit*-* X pi<: Colours .1 pis. One i i two chMgei WON made m the S.( siiks turning- out tor the trial match on the Padang on Saturday. .Muncey COMbig m for Iniray and Scott Moncrieff com Dieting thi Wkitet pact., while S. K. King the
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    BOXING DISCORD.
    140 16 INDIGNATION OVER 8.8.8.C. SUSPENSIONS. Welsh Boxers to be Licensed. (.FREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT.] London, Oct. 26. The British Boxing Board of Control is certainly creating a stir m British boxing circles m its effort to enforce its authority upon those connected with the sport. Its recent action m
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    PASSING OF A VETERAN CRICKETER.
    341 16 James I, illy white Dead. [PBBE I'KKSs skkvkk. COFYEIOHT.] London. Oct. 2tf. Tne death has occurred of the famous cricket veteran. James Lillywhite. A link with Test cricket of half a centur) ago is severed by the death of James Lillywhite < Junior the sole
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    NEW CRICKET LAWS.
    105 16 Larger Wicket and Lbw Rule to Remain. IFBSE PKEBB skrvh k. COPTEIGaTT.] I oiidon. Oct. J»<. The anettioa of whether the c.\|iciimcmadopted by the M.C.C. for county cricket !a>t ssasafl -thf larger wickd and th< >< \isid ll w law- should continue m force dnring next season
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    HOME RUGBY.
    102 16 Oxford Win: Cambridge Lose. [PBBI iKKss SEKVICE. COPTBIOHT.J London Oct. 26. Ifoth Uni vanity sides ware ragagtd tnis alternocn on their own (Toands. CamIn idge, with considerable victories ovti Harlequins and Old I .eysians to their credit ii their previous sanies, mn entertaining Richmond, and were beaten by
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    AUSTRALIANS TROUNCE HULL.
    36 16 fFREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT.] London, Oct. M. The Australian Rugbiy league tourists obtained another easy victory this aiternoon, defeating Hull, runners-up m the Northern Rugby League last year, 'by J. points to 2.
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    MALAYAN TURF.
    639 16 THE PERAK AUTUMN MEETING. Last Day's Racing. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh, Oct. 26. The following were the results of the last day's racing at Ipoh. The afternoon's sport was started m fine weather which lasted till the end of the fourth race. After this, however, deluges of
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    A POPULAR CRICKETER.
    81 16 Yorkshire's Appreciation of Sutcliffe. I FREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT.] London. Oct. 26. Yorkshire cricket supporters last seasor had their opportunity of showing their appreciation of the services rendered by Herbert Sutcliffe, to the county and Knglan/1 for he took his benefit m the Leeds match against Surrey
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    29 16 Mr. G. H. Bradley, late Manager of the Kuala Kangsar Plantations, Limited, Pa dang Rengas, has retired and leaves for Home with Mrs. Bradley this week. Times of Malaya.*
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