The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 November 1929

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press Io cc: SINGAPORE, S5. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1929. NO. *****
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    327 1 A si:*, teitiont oi (Government's policy regarding hin**- a por* dock is expectel on Wednesday Page 11. The statement of the Viceroy regarding India's future ha* been well received m India; it was debated ii: the Lords yesterday. Pago 11. .Malaya scored 233 and Shanghai 79 for
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    BORNEO DAYS: JOINING UP.
    1221 1 Bound about the end of the last century an appointment m the Service of the Chattered Company carried with it none of the advantages which are enjoyed by the present day cadet. There were no passage allowance no fat cheques for the purchase of kit and
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      178 1 JACKET OT ABRAIZO XI (MIMUMWARI ;HINE. 4}+4>*>*y JRffles^ Hotel! IWi lesday 6th November I v Malolo" m Port I San ncisco Chamber of Commrcee I Cruise X A X f otf I Tea Dance 6.15 p.m. t Investigate Z i ♦> T __b X a tne NEW REMINGTON I PORTABLE
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      226 1 \V/-_^' Trewhellv B".°. s M l^y^'-JV w^i^c^ Grubber SPEED UP Vow Land Olearins I I THE TREWHELLA MONKEY WINCH AND 1 jfi make all the difference. jjj 5 Ifi 3? Further particulars apply at I McALISTER Co., Ltd. I i Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) i SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH KUALA
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      142 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. New H.M.Y. records from Moat lie's Page SO. Borneo Motors are agents U,r the Austin Page .">. j The Nash i> one of the smartest load- I stera- Page I Moeaant de Luxe fell hats from Robin- j s. os Page 13. Wm. .lacks stock collapsible gates of
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      9 1 1 OR YOUR SILVERWARE USE "GODDARDS" NON-MERCURIAL PLATE POWDER.
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      109 1 THK WEEK. R oaneodnp, nth. i H'th Water, a.m.. 8.1, SJ4 p.m.. fj. Poppy Hay football, B.C.C. cc. Rod Btadimn. I Th n rxdati, Ith. Hi-h Water, SJ a.m., I.C, |J p.m.. S.K. 8.1. homeward mail doses, (air main train 4 p.m. Rugby: P.BJI.F.C. vs. Etcetras, s.c.c. Hockey: Boi'SeS PoOStSad
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    NOVEMBER EXTRA RACE MEETING.
    623 2 NOVEMBER EXTRA RACE MEETING. W orh on the Course. I quite a large gathering or tlu K.-u*. yesterday morning to watch the the forth oming meeting. All the intrj stables have now arrived anu i tent) doing, although the visit oi .v. ept 1 r e work m most instances.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    136 2 Ladies' Duffers' Cup Competition. A fresh uraw for the first round of thi> competition has become necessary owing to a card with a net score of M being placed m the competition box after it was cleared. The five piayers who returned net scores ol' 11 on
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    THE F.M.S. FINANES.
    239 2 Had Pudgettin*-*. the Malay Mail a i ler: R< i tif the finam iai High Con era addrv :a and t- he additions ation supplied m thi ri;- I Seen I memorandum <»n thi foi 1930, w< find lit tli x] essed ci ti bilil of F.M.S.
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    MALACCA S.S.ASSOCIATION.
    154 2 MALACCA S.S. ASSOCIATION. Will Mi "tin The annual meeting o' the Straits Settli I menu 'Malacca) Association wan lu-ld mi Saturday at the Malacca Club. Mr. G. C. S. Rabjohn presiding. The Chairman, m the coarse of hi- speech, -aid thai greater m teres! was beina taken m the rfoinga
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    FIRE AT RAUB.
    112 2 (.old Mine **Kon^si" Destroyed. Bukit Komaa was the scene of a fire at K.'iO p.m. oa Friday, says the Rauh correspond nt of the Malay Mail. The "kongsi" belonging to the men working as fitters m I the Rauh Australian Gold Mining Company [was ignited as the
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      97 2 The ZENDIX ELECTRIC HAIR BRUSH FOR HOME MASSAGE. MEDICAL HALL, LTD, SINGAPORE. .lust A. lived THE MALAY OPERA. TAMAN SETIA ..iter a successful tour throughout Jay, Sumatra, Borneo and Celebes Is. 25 Actors. 2(1 Actresses 10 Manila -Wilis, who have v.< eer before visited Singapoi playing at the THEATRE ROYAL.
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      187 2 VICTORIA THEATRE TO-NIGHT, AT 9.30 P.M. POSITIVELY THE LAST RECITAL OF AT SPECIAL POPULAR PRICES j STALLS $3 AND *:>, CIRCLE $3, GALLERY $1. Rooking; at Little's. COMMENCING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Bth., AT 9.30 P.M. ITHE FORBES EDm'cOllffiW COMPANY -WITH APRIL VIVIAN. Opening Performance, Friday, November Bth., 9.30 p.m "MARCH HARES
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      387 2 "z_r ALHAMBRA :d I Tan Chen* Kee— Sole Pro,,, LAST TWO DAYS OI PRESENT PRi Watch for Grand Change ol Prornun, "l* 4. 7 AND 9.30 P.M.— THREE SHOWS DAII nda> SINGING. TALKING. SOUND I h jf D| *-ft| RAINBOW m with I EDDIE DOWLING, MARION tfIXON, and all-stai cast
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    771 3 THE TALKIES. To ihe Editor. The Utter under the signature o." W" m Monrta;, moTammg*M paper with the ihove heading has attracted our notice ina_»uch as We are directly and most intimately interested m the M.hject under controversy. At the ver.\ outset, we frankly challenge* the
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    171 3 Tho results of the Handicap American Touinament Kvans Gambit (accepted) date ai e as follows: The marriage of Mr. 1). De Marco, of >sn Whiitall and Co., Klanjj, on)) SOQ t' Mr. A. De Marco and the late Mis. D< 'Tprro, Carnoustie, Scotland, to C.'thloen '-■ilbraith, youngest
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    THE FOOCHOW ASSOCIATION.
    185 3 (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) A general conference .of all late and present c omnutice Members of the Foochow Association was held at No. 2C, Cratß Read, Sunday eveninß, to settle a dispute, which has arisen nptweeri the Superintendent and the Treasurer of Shar >nar School which ua-
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      203 3 m7 gA P0 E LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION IgE! H INTERNA TION A L VNIS PLAYERS AT LfG )RE CRICKET CLUB* If Jay, November 14, 1929 COCr T LANDRY SRI lON RODEL bered Reserved Rattan Chairs grRO XI SIDE IS (SOLI) OIT). SKA SU)E SJ. iV r Secretary's Office. Singapore CHd_trf
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      463 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. 11, Light Street PENANG. Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators, Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration applied for and security furnished. "We specialize
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    KUCHING BUYS A MORRIS FIRE-ENGINE.
    204 4 KUCHING BUYS A MORRIS FIRE-ENGINE. gl t 1 r 1 r I 1 t 1 t i i c V 0 i 2 ti 1 ti P y The necessity for a small town or village to be equipped with a heavy, powerful FireEngine seldom arises. Having no exceptionally high
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    ROUND THK WORLD ALONE.
    295 4 Lmr Motor Cycle Tour. Bound the World team on motor cycles are becoming rather monotonous, hut perhaps the moat impoeinf and daring is that of a solo rider. unaccompanied hy even the usual sidecar with provisions ami luggage. Mr. Kial'uhek Soboleff, a Russian, using 8 GOO
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    MOTORING TOPICS.
    828 4 GENERAL MOTORS' PLANT IN JAVA. Buick's Latest Model. (t»y Our Motoring Correspondent.) Has Singapore's loss been Java's «ainV It is a difficult question to answer but quits recently the writer had the experience ol going through the big General Motors plan! at Tanjong Priok and the impression vain
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    HIS BABY GRAND.
    80 4 Driver and 8 Passengers m a twoSealer ('ar. When a motorist was charged uith dan gerous driving at Greenwich it was stated that he was m a two-seater car with eight passengers. Three of the passengers were women and five men. A policeman said the ear was
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    FORD PRODUCTION.
    93 4 I hiring August this year the Fi-rd Motor Company broke all August production records when the domestic and foreign assembly plants of the Company turned out a total of 205,634 Model "A" Ford cars and tracks. Total car and truck production since the introduction of the Model "A"
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    OVERSEAS MOTOR TRADE.
    51 4 PRUDENTIAL ws,."" GO'S. INVE^jflta If Is r.ou ,!u^»>. )r1 A^urmnc, I organisation. th < arrange,] Limited, the l.r 8 ~di.trib„t developing purp^. throughoul th, I by expanding tl Hk and establisl service centi Many large this year with thin M,A (Colonies, and develo] men! ivill bei ol
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    THIRD PARTY MOTOR INSURANCE.
    51 4 THIRD PARTY MOTOR INSURANCE. Mir, rop)|sak A fran-;.. rt I I i third part', to th- Vfij It- <v ided i* Would >\: to tk punisha alternative thr. The schen Acatee <>. Insui urbanisations us requirement. d< L f.nan< il al Th,- Ministry' pr 1 but hopt ■cheme ma) n
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    OLYMPIA MOTOR SHOW.
    100 4 IHff Contract*- for Uriti>h Mak.rI. ondon. n, £250,000 wortl ries is being exhibit at Olympia which three Arms art eluding son:from the '"Baby" worth CIM to tin cylinder ca; Worth *...'<■ can develop 2-35-horse mum speed I A featui of th ih crease m the numbei ."2
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    "JACKING WITHOUT SWEARS"
    81 4 Every awteristi another, had eau-. I t\ pc of jack uith The simplest Jobg ent quite dispronoi ioi Sti while it i.- also imp. tely clean. ith th, "Jack* however, as mar Son-. Ltd.. "jackini The equipment consist* lar telescopic Jack* ti> each whei I. The box,
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    SPEEDWAY MAN CHARGED.
    97 4 Allied FarkM „v< Serfi i Ronald Johnson I er. living m an I road, was remand* on charges of a* r.ullock. and d> gerous manner. Constable Grei son driving a very low speed over the Sen He cut between tv Opposite dire, t! with jerk. In taking
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    ONE ARMED MOTOR CYCLIST'S FEAT.
    496 5 Has a Rodeo All to Himself. Alexander Donaldson, a one-armed motor cyclist, who last year successfully accomplished the first ascent of Mither Tap of lienaehie, m Aberdeenshire, on a Triumph motor cycle, recently made another successful conquest by climbing Biinam Hill (1,324 feet) for the
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    HUPMOBILE AT POPULAR PRICE.
    300 5 A complete line of new six-cylinder Hupmobiles m the popular price class is announced *9 the Hupp Motor Car Corporatmn of Detroit ami Cleveland. This new car marks the entry of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation into this price class. While thus broadening its tield. after
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    TYRE WEAR.
    162 5 Uig M Usages so Relatively Port Car. My ear, which is a 11.40 h.p. Delage, fitted with a four-seater open touring body, covered the following mileages on the original set of 77."> by 145 Michelin tyres, says ;i Melbourne correspondent of the Autocar. The first puncture occurred at
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      368 5 *♦>* v ♦:♦♦>♦:• *hhh <kkkk«:**** V < i I (J-X^/f 1 1 ♦> 7K^ti« I ripnrlc m owner oi an Austu soon develops the feel- of for his car that most men have for their ♦> -respect amounting almost to affection. For 4 Austin soon becomes a valued friend: so
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    The Stories of an Irish Beauty.
    887 6 The Stories of an Irish Beauty. J MRS. BETTINGTON'S s REMINISCENCES. l t.nutiii, n hi. ]^|l;> i lands naitil'agtiia i soon, .-vu mat i Have Met" (ta.-scin wul 'auk as one oi tne aseet popalai uieasoirs tne year. Rich m entertainment, it is written with a ciaiity oi language nad
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    ANCIENT COINS IN LONDON.
    491 6 1 wa» interested to note the high pi let saliaßd by a collection of old Greek gold and .-diver coins recently *->old In the Leaden auction rooms. "The coins cf ancient Greece have a dis ti rtc tion peculiarly theii own." states right!. Godfrey Locker- I_ampaon,
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    HOUSING PROBLEM AT BRITISH MUSEUM.
    479 6 I* .-11, riug the recent articles m the Morn ing Pool I*l the ever increasing difficult) of b< usmg the Mood of literature which pours into ths British Museum, says .hat paper, and the appeal by the authoritiei .<>i -'.lv.- to ..ov.-r the COBI of
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    Books of the Week
    800 6 A WOMAN'S War books written by men have appeared >ute With toe utmost regularity, but Mary Borden is. I think, the only Woman wn<> is attempting the same thing Sh'. has recently airrved back m London Item a yachting iiuise with her husbanti, Genital Ppcars, and
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    Latest Books Reviewed.
    704 6 Ihe Christopher Robin Story Book. by A. A. Milne (Methoens), "s. Ifethuea'a have l»rt»ught out the most delightful present t<» give to ai -hilt! thi- hristmas m ihe boo whose title i- juotctl above. It contaias the cream A. Milne's foui book-. '*When we were i >oung."
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    DEAN INGE ON WAR.
    181 6 I Kan Inge, m an address to th. League wf Nations Union, at St. MartinV. in-' heFields Church declared that "We must en ueavour fee build up machinery by which war can he prevented, and the United States of Europe formed. 4, 1 welcome tlx.se two
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    ADVERTISING IN 1816.
    183 6 In an i Id house m Hampshire, Mr. W. E. Hansford, a collector of old-time news papers, has discovered, pasted between the panelling and the wallpaper ol a room, the remains of a Homing Post, dated Saturday, \ugust 24. IW*. There are wonderful remedies," he writes, .-uch
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    Bridge Notes and Problems
    897 6  - Bridge Notes and Problems COMPETITIVE BIDDING. show, the mathematical ana- lysts tell us, that only *once m about twelve times does a partial score help towards winning a game- Th«- conclusion is diawn that it is poor tactics to overtax your strength m outbidding the enemy when the game is
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    NEW "LIFE" OI KING GEORGE.
    307 6 Visits to India. From the cradle to his recent critical sickbed. King George's life is the subject of a further review m the new book, "Kin Garage V." by Sir George Arthur, which fulfils the author's aim m being a frank, if lough, sketch of
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    WOMEN WHO COMMAND.
    170 6 Holders ol Irnpor! ml heY Pos Kvetv real th head of Large be aa. Sir Sydney Skit Drapers Siiiinn S down m art I paasiag that too. to women- brs i An illastration ol women are taking London is the tm than 100 women n Chamber of
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    HAYMARKET TRADITIONS.
    1137 7 MEMORIES OF FORTY YEARS. Shaw and Barrie at Rehearsals. On Friday evening, September 27th., says |C. W. B. m The Observer, "The First Mrs. Fra<,.," celebrated its ftzst century at tta Haymarket, and since the opening performance there has not been a single vacant seat m the theatre.
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    MATTERS INDIAN.
    681 7 FORTHC OMi NG ALL-INDIAN CONFERENCE. Popular President (By Our Indian Correspondent.) The wise step which the Singapoie Inrtlan Assoriation took m diDosing a president tor the third All-Malaya Indian Confereece by inviting suggestions from sister Indian Association.-* up-country and requesting that two nanus of prominent members re Submitted,
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    THE AGRI-HORTICULTRAL SHOW.
    121 7 Tht* leveath annual Malayan Agri-Horti* culture] Exhibition will hv held at Knelt >Lumpur during the Easter Holidays April 1!) L" 1, next year. It was originally intended t<> hold the m-xt Malayan Exhibition m March, 1980, <>n tht* occasion o. the Ha.i j Raya Puasa holidays. But.
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      218 7 The best tyre is the easiest to obtain. f //w^m^^^^k 1 Wherever you travel there are Dunlop I 1/ I(] sp^*» 1 Stockists able to give prompt and efficient I m *^**7fflD-ft service Wv'''^ -aPo* _r t j____iw i '_yy __r 'n addition to the famous Dunlop tyre of **9^
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    842 8 FIRST TASTE OF WINTER CONDITIONS. Can-Cell's Great Form. London. Oct. 2r>. Players hsd a first tsSte oi winter play to-day. Middleshro' 1: Derbj I. The snappy and rigorous combination and understanding of the Internationals, Pease and Cansell, was remarkable. Derby were beaten I > wonderful Camsell playing inspiring
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    OUR SIAM LETTER.
    1149 8 HIS MAJESTY'S SLIGHT INDISPOSITION. The End of Lent. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Oct. 30. The past week has been a busy one for the King and the officials at Court, as weii as for members of the Holy Brotherhood. Following the conclusion of the Buddhi-t Lent
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    JAPANESE CABLE NEWS.
    48 8 rrv 1 Tok'" The MiliUrj voices ureinu the lan.l defen. groups m tht I th< paring a plan to Administration Int] It is nndersi .h.yT authorities aft si ,h the reitf *r to reduce tht* zation of the units, any extreme i*.' Divisions by h
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      360 8 1 f^k It's the ti -'t.i e*^ I 1 9 B ll w Jl i We) t P^i ti Blood that i 1 i lls\v^ enrich it with I^||l Hall's Wine n ~r>; healthy if your blood is m \\%*L\^o |>oor condition. Weakness, depression, nerviness, lack of appetite, are sure
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      181 8 s >^ jM^L* m **o m I from headaches! Ip||p| I _c* ik.T__r__.*c_- i I FRUIT SALT 5 xJrvJr -^>} QUAKER OATSJ-, 88 enorgv-huild. Sll is^A In carbohydrate: I«i muack-sulc >ng protein. Besides, tht r, are fats, min-l-lr Wtmßfh era! constituents, vitamin-- antl i.. uc ll Jkn\. fSSHI —all elements
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    UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.
    942 9 MR. THOMAS REVIEWS HIS WORK. Slated by Opposition. f Reuter's Service.] I ondon. \o\. t. During the House f Csmnsons debate. OH unemployment Mr. Thomas (Minister! for Unemployment) declared he never pro-*-!, tended tt» have a magic cure for imemploy- ment, which waa not a temporary problem curable
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    NOVEMBER ASSIZES.
    731 9 KURDEIt CASE HEARINGS FIXED. Returned lianishees. At ths (omnieneeinent of the *sixth Singapore Assizes fnr the year yesterday, before Mr. Justice Stevens, the two murder cases:, .fste... among* nine other charges, were postponed- antil Thursday and next Tuesday ICSpeethresy/. The first coneetas the prisoi ci Moor Ahmad and
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    POLITICAL CRISIS IN POLAND.
    109 9 I'ilsudski's High-Handed Action. [Router's Service.] Warsaw. Nov. 4. "What jroing to happen when Parliament opens to-morrow?" is the question the who!" country is excitedly, asking foUoariatg ♦ho latest episode m the quarrel betwe-*n the Dictator, Marshal Pilsudski, and Parliament. The former recently took a hundred srmed
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    THE PREMIER RACK IN THE HOUSE.
    31 9 [British Radio Official Service.] Uugby, Nov. 4Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, on entering- the House of Commons after his return frorr America, had a great reception.
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    SIR H. CLIFFORD & CEYLON.
    329 9 SIR H. CLIFFORD CEYLON. POLICY MISUNDERSTOOD BY CRITICS. Studied the Electorate. The despatch of the Governor of Ceylon >to the Secretary of State for the Colonies on the Donoughmore Report contains the following reference to Sir Hugh Clifford: Tarn confident that, hut* for the conciliatory policy of my predecessor and
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    BUD WALLETS DEFEAT.
    376 9 Singapore Boxer The Better Stayer. Boxing contains rht- following sccount ol baa. m s 15-rouad contest Pranklc A.-h (Plymouth), 6 1. beat Bud Walley (Singapore), B. on point- Walley found In Ash sn express speed opponent whe made foil use of the ring. There waa little done
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    THE HOUSEHOLD HOARD.
    148 9 Strange Kind m Nankin Street. Over $2,-000 worth of property consisting of sew inp: machines, clothing and various other articles, believed to have been stolep from different houses m the European resi dential districts of Singapore, was discovered m a hi use m Upper Xankin Street on
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    FATAL BLOW TO U.S. TARIFF BILL?
    56 9 Censure of Senator. IKeuter's Sprviee.l Washington, Nov. 5. What many political observers regari as the deathblow to the present Tariff Bil has been delivered by the Senates' 54 to 2! resolution censuring Senator Hiram Bing i ham of Connecticut for employing a lobby ist
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      249 9 pSgESS CARDS. -^fypEWRITING. loaets -pacing. „n copy and laily work. I IM. IU KEAU, eet, Singapore. gSSof FLOWERSHOP Hotel van Wijk. tm ihs Baskets. IttO-^-*' ~~~^~7 WITHOUT r_TA. L, *m i<l safe,> fue DOSS N. BUHRIS Mlimll) WD MASSAGE. -•q gja l.ahru Road. it ULABB, FIELD. n bi Bsoom. I
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      668 9 TENDERS. NOTICE. Tenders. "I F hrreb y Sivcn that tenders are now -WtsSj lor the following materials or nosXmmZ ru. that particular, of .uch tenders may be K.btnineil m the T.n,!-. f d i>-ffices:— *«?nder Room, Municipal Tender. i..,.„ am l» >te ot C lo: ling. Supply of Mphak -lurinjr
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      564 9 I mm TENDERS. OFFICE OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY, Fullerton Building, 3rd Floor, P.O. Box 703. The OHelsl Assigass lavltss tender- for the following: Ono Toaghaag, M Hooa Sum," Official Ne. *****2 T. 109, hjVSg at Beach Koad Harbour. Tenders will be received up to 12 noon on November
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      14 10 MACPHERSOX. Oct t, M Ediatorsb, of Johi Stuarl Maepl^rsoa, Malayan Civil Ml Vice,
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MORNING MUSIC.
    416 10 SING A PORE FREE PRESS MORNING MUSIC. WKONBBDAT, NOVBUBBR H. i*» 29. It will have been apparent lo all who have taken an interest m painting In Singapore that a very large part m art is played hy the ladies of the place. We have it also on the authority
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    UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEMS.
    358 10 The Minister for Employment, Mr. J. H. Thomas, has been under the fire <>f Parliamentary criticism m connection with his efforts to minimise unemployment and, as far as can be leathered, the attack faded out m a very ineffective manner. Mr. Thomas admitted what is generally understood to
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    239 10 j Rev. H. G. Peile, formerly m the Singapore Diocese, has heen appointed rector, cano*\ and BUh dean of St- John's Cathedral, Newfoundland. Mr. Hsu Koon Swee, Ghine.se ConsulGeneral at Rangoon, who came to Singapore for a short holiday, will return to Rangoon on Thursday. The Honourable, Mr. Goodman. Secretary
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    THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.
    1376 10 FUTURE OF BRIDCwES DEPARTMENT. Limited Borrowing Powers. Comments on the limited borrowing powers of the Singapore Municipal Commissioner.were made at yesterday's Budget meeting ol the Commissioners. Mr. Layeoek held that this was the only Municipality m the i world which was not allowed to have its assets
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    IHE SINGAPOIE DOCK.
    38 11 {]H )i OVERNMENTS ,'OLICY. st-'Lir.u *pected Next Week. t> OPYKIGHT.I London, Nov. •>. oiVuiat statement ent*i po.icy m re- dock sriJl l>e made ir. next Wednesday, Liberal member. -and. has accord- ion regarding the given notice.
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    SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES IN JAPAN.
    67 11 SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES IN JAPAN. Round-up of i munis ts, rekia, Nn\. ..Miinaticns af M countrywide sar has been] has been lifted. noa Issaed a ere formally inested m the first n moaths, and 16 this year. t! tied out after •t> men trauv d Moscow bad re- retly enga&< I
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    TRAMCAR OVERTURNS.
    22 11 > Tram car. (art. OPVRIGHT.] I ondon. Nov. 5. ther tramcar, a overturned on rnooa. For- passengers one of whom aas
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    GUATEMALA TERROR.
    23 11 Twenh Killed Following Santa {Maria E nipt ion. cc.] ■sis (if \o\. hav< been killed .by the eruption mo, which has
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    PRINCE TO RESUME ARFICAN TOUR.
    42 11 PRINCE TO RESUME ARFICAN TOUR. Departure m January. IK. Sei flea.] London. Nov. Prince of Wales will Vfricsn toui al i< h eras Iness n Novem- lent srrsngement i will sail for and ihence go up--1 game snd be r.ack m ril.
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    POLISH POLITICAL CRISIS POSTPONED.
    38 11 POLISH POLITICAL CRISIS POSTPONED. ice.] H ars H \N, No\. "f the Republic, Pibodski, has deP rliament for a the sctioß of M. Diet, who m ned the Diet for B precaution to pretion by Instructand official per-
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    WELL-BEHAVED PENANG.
    75 11 ipondeat.] Peaaaff, \o\. 5. fter a session of nu.g. Wee \h Tec servitude for life nn.ent. The only h Lim Chin (Juan c against the ter hearing the Ross, the D.IMV. n< ease. red tht- jury to I leadine r r Lvl one l« Malacca, enincludins raaat of
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    CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.
    150 11 WHY FENG STARTED THF REVOLT. Yen Hsi-Shan's Share. [Reuter's Far Eastern Service.] c, i Sh -a"Khai, Nov. ft. Statement, .ssued by the Nationalist Gov- 'as! month that Feng Yu-hsiang was a priww m the hands of Yen Hsi-shan now laid |o rest by the party of foreign
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    DISAPPOINTED WITH MR. THOMAS.
    58 11 rnconvincintf Statement on ■Tnemployment. I Rf-:.: PRESS fcKRYICE.— COPYRIGHT.! ru London. Nov. 5. Ihe Statement delivered m the H-use of I amnions by Mr. J. H. Thomas „pon an employment ii regarded aa disappointing especially by the extremist, among bis sup porters. \n considered that it
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    GOVERNMENT'S COAL PROPOSALS.
    48 11 GOVERNMENT'S COAL PROPOSALS. Conference of Miners* Federation. fßritish Radio— Official Service.] Raghy, Nov. Delegates from the coalflelda sre to-day attending s special conference m London of the Miners' Federation, which will consider the proposals on the coal Industry which Government will embody m legislation during the present session.
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    INDIAN AIR MAIL.
    36 11 Passenger Service to Resume m Fortnight. [PREE PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT]. London. Nov. .">. It l- announced that it is expected that the Indian ail mail passenger service will be resumed within the ntxt fortnight
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    TO PROMOTE TRADE DEVELOPMENT.
    95 11 TO PROMOTE TRADE DEVELOPMENT. Government Committee Appointed. [British Radio— Official Service] Rugby. Nov. The composition is announced of a comnittee appointed by Mr. Snowden, Chancelor of the Kxchequer, to inquire into the reation between banking and industry and 0 make recommendations to assist m the levelopment of commerce and the
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    KAMPAR TIN MINE ACCIDENT.
    93 11 Bucket Dredge Sinks. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh. Nov. it. lt was reported to-day that a bucket dredge of the Kuala Kampar Tin Fields, Limited sank on Saturday m the course of work. It appears that the dredge suddenly developed a list and then heeled over,
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    BRITISH CONSUL AT CHIENGMAI HONOURED.
    53 11 [FKEE PIBSfI SERVICE. COPYRIGHT.] Bangkok. Nov. B. In the presence of a large gathering of representatives of the European, Siamese and Burmese communities the British Con-sul-General at Chiengmai received the C.MiG. This is the first time the order has been conferred upon a Consular officer
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    DEPARTURE OF CAPTAIN MARKWORTH.
    79 11 Captain Geoffrey Mackworth JXS.O., who has been Captain-in-Charge at Singapore since 11)26, vacated his appointment and left Singapore yesterday afternoon on the Blue Funnel steamer Aeneas. He is succeeeded by Captain E. C. O. Thomson D.5.0., who arrived m Singapore by the Rawalpindi last week-end. Captain
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    FUTURE OF INDIA.
    196 11 EFFECT OF VICEROYS STATEMENT. Relieved the Tension. fKeuter's Service.] New Delhi, Nov. 5. The effect of the Viceroy's statement can be summed up as having at a stroke removed the tension from Indian politics, reintroduced a spirit of confidence and trust between Government and governed, and delivered
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    THE SWIMMING POOL FATALITY.
    378 11 Coroner's Finding Postponed. Stating that he would BOt give his finding until he h-wi received an official statement from the Boy Scouts Association showing how they proposed to prevent hoys who were not Scouts from joining m the swimming lessons at the V.M.C.A. Swimming Pool. Mr.
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    INDIAN DECK PASSENGERS' COMPLAINT.
    137 11 Allegations Against Police Denied. [Prom Our Own Correspondent Penang. Nov. ft. The Pinang Gazette received the following wireless from the B.L steamer Rajula this morning: "We solicit the Pinang Gazette to publish the following: Marine and Sikh police caused great inconvenience by closing the entrance on
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    TIGER SCARE IN PENANG.
    125 11 Six Miles Swim from Mainland. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, Nov. 5. A tiger swam across the channel from the mainland, a distance of at least six miles, and landed at Tanjong Bungah on Saturday morning early. It disappeared m the undergrowth on the hill and
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    THE MELBOURNE CUP.
    129 11 WON BY NEW ZEALAND TOPWEIGHT. Phar Lap Runs Third. FREE PRESS SERVICF «X)PYR I<;HT.) Sydney, Nov. ft. The following was the result of the Melbourne Cup at the V.R.C. meeting Melbourne Cup. Value £9,998 and Cup. Distance two miles. NIGHT MARCH 9 2 1 PAQUITO 8.5 o
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    FRENCH LAWN TENNIS TEAMS VISIT.
    451 11 Programme for Singapore Matches. The exchange ci sable* as n result ai which it has been arranged for the four French lawn tennis players— Henri Cochet, Jacques Brugnon, Pierre Landry and Rodel to play exhibition matches when passing through .Singapore next week has been followed
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    A MAINTENANCE CASE.
    288 11 Defendant's Offer. Mr. J. Gray appeared before the District Court yesterday m answer to a summons charging him with failing to maintain his lawful wife. His Honour, Mr. C. H. G. Clarke, recorded the evidence of Mr. P. J. Scott, who said he was leaving the Colony
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    LONDONERS' AVERSIONS
    582 12 WHISKERS, MONOCLE—AN!) OTHER THINGS. The Professor's 500. I saw a moustache m London to-day, and shuddered. Not that it was a bad moustache, as the things go. Ir fact, it was quite a good-looking one. But whenever I ■cc a moustache I shudder and look hurriedly away. Are
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    LAHORE CONSPIRACY CASE.
    193 12 Evidence ol CMa_F Inspector of Explosives. Lahore. Oct. I I. I'r. P. Robson, officiating chief Inspector of Explosives, was among the formal witnesses examined m the conspiracy ease to-day. Defence counsel and Bhagat Singh, accused, on behalf of B other unrepresente-1 accused, objected to an important witness
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    DEATH OF OLDEST MACE HEARER.
    86 12 The mace-bearer of Worcester, Mr. C. R. Hobday, who was 98, had a seizure when performing his duties at the Three Choirs Festival and died. He was believed to be the oldest macebearer m England and his death recalls a mystery of eleven years ago.
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    HOBBY-HORSE OF PADSTOW.
    696 12 > THE LOCAL LOVE OF TRADITION. Story of the Doombar. i if, according to old and obaevre advice, ore ou^-ht to go to Putney on pi^, I sup- rose the entry to Padstow should be made I <n hobby-horse. Thus would one pay s town which has
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    WOMAN LEADS REVOLT IN AFGHANISTAN.
    268 12 Husband Slain by I. riband King. Lahore, Sept. 18. lhe sister of ex-King Amanullah oi Afghanistan is leading revolt against Hal ii ullah, or Baccha Sakao, tlu* brigand chief who replaced Amanullah on the throne She has appealed for vengeance for the death ot' h<
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      760 12 NOTICES. EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA. f Singapore Hranch) Armistice Day Celebration. MONDAY NOYKMKKR I ITH, 1f»29. SERVICE Ai THE CEXOTAPH. Ex-Bereics men snd women are requested to be on th*Padang >idk racing the Cenotaph, at 7. 20 a.m. SERVICE at the CATHEDRAL. InJßa ...m. ARMISTICE DINNER, ffs-fci Hotel, B p.m.
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    F.M.S. OPIUM RESERVE.
    1493 13 FIFTEEN PER CENT. TO BE VOTED AGAIN. Colonial Office Views. The following ppper laid before the Federal Council contains the correspondence with the Colonial Office on the subject of the opium revenue replacement reserve fund. On July 24th Sir Hugh Clifford wrote as follows: My Lord, I
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    THE MALAY STATES.
    213 13 lii the course of an article on the Federal Council, the Malay Mail has the following about tla- Malay States: Iho weak point m the constitution of tht- Federated Malay States at tb«* present time is the somewhat nebulous, irresponsible and unrepresentative functioning of the state Councils.
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    BIG BUSINESS FOR WALL STREET.
    59 13 BIG BUSINESS FOR WALL STREET. I Reuter's Service.] New York, Nov. 3. Reports from brokers late last night indicated that an unprecedented volume of buying orders have already accumulated for the re-opening of the stock market tomoriow morning. The Stock Exchange was open to-day and an army of Wall-Street dorks
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    45 13 The Hague. Oct. 21. In the Chess Championship of the World, m the eighteenth game, Bogoljuboff heat Alekhine. The Hague. Oct. 29. The nineteenth game m the world chess championship was won hy Alekhine. Results to date: Alekhine wins. Boguljuboff 5, drawn 5.
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      133 13 I.OVE AND FREEDOM KOR WOMEN. A play which is bound to create discu. sion, entitled "Families" opened at the Garrick Theatre recently and was written by three women. It has been, described as a "play about women foi women." There was a storm of applause at the end a number
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      476 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England). "ELLERMAN" LINE, PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. D«e Spore. B.s. CITY OF CHESTER Nov 14 s.s. CITY OF DURHAM Dec 12 s.B. CITY OF
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      426 14 P.fifO? British India and Apc&r Lin., (Incorporated m England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CA^Gn SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N cc\ UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S i. »\lv LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SEIT hNT OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA ji»h Due Tonnage. Singapore. fori Dv KHYBER 9,100 Nov. 14 RAWALPINDI
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      552 15 0. b. zh.. -Line. ,on Vessel. Arrive. Leave. Hamburg. Bremen olottto, Aden, Amur Maru Nov. 12 Nov. 13 1 ape Town, Rio de tevideo and woi -the-World t Santos Maru Nov. ov s Durban and and Colombo. Honolulu Maru Nov. 11 v m i-> Shinnoh Maru Nov. 25 3£ I-,!,
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      672 16 SHIPPING NOTES. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per Larut, Nov. sth. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Winter, Mr. Baugh, Mr. J. M. Barron, and Vlr. A. Batcha. Per Ekma, Nov. sth. Mr. J. Coleman, Vlr. G. F. Harwell, Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker, Vlr. S. Kutfhi, Mrs. and Miss Horley, Mr. Gilchrist, Mr. Fougere,
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    ATTENTION.
    699 17 Dangers of Distraction. Ilia Talks to hat a moral act when «t elemen- rt of attenachieve foodnesa by bj irant of the work of t other. 63 that which m To think. l t, for it is the ian is well I tix hi> ntcd t«, him n md
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    FREAK HAND AT AUCTION BRIDGE.
    97 17 omplete Suit Dealt to Each Player. London, Oct. 24. A freak ham! at aucti< n bridge occurred at the Carlton Hotel last evening, a completo suit Ixinji* dealt to each player although the cards were shuffled several times before they were dealt. The caller laid
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    "A VERY REMARKABLE SHOP."
    1427 17 "A VERY REMARKABLE SHOP." {'20, Buckingham Palace Read.) Tho Central organisation for marketing the product of Disabled Ex-Service Men's Factories. (These special articles are written with a definite purpose the sole idea of freshening the memory of those amongst us who know something of the Legion's work, but who have,
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    SWING DOORS OF FATE.
    565 18 JOY AND DESPAIR AT OLD BAILEY. The Watchers. I sat for aa hour one recent afternoon on a seat An the great hall of the Old Bailey, writes a Daily Express Special Representative. .an hour filled with more drama, more human appeal, than could be found
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    NEW FRENCH CABINET.
    142 18 Nir.i' Member! of Briand Ministry. j Reut-t r**- Service.] I'ari.*-.. Nov. 3. IL Tardieu's Ministry is the most conaervative since 1924. It Includes nine oul of fourteen <d' the last Briand Cabinet sf whom eight hold th<- mmc posts. M. Maginol exchanges the Colonial Ministry for the
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    MORE LITIGATION IN SALVATION ARMY.
    194 18 MORE LITIGATION IN SALVATION ARMY. General Hijririns's Apnlic.it ion In Chancery Court. London, October 30. There i-*- to bs more litigation m the Salvation Army. G-eneral Higgina Is applying m ths Chain try Court for a writ for the transfer from ths executors of General Bra m well Booth to
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    THOMAS PUFFS WHILE CHURCHILL SMOKES.
    480 18 Echoes of a Visit to Canada, Canada h. ne j t .pi,- 0 f conversation for tlu* void winter nights that li. khead. Ir .tend of recalling the sprini u h< n the cieat flood took place, or the aumn 26, when the prairie bras
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    RUGBY LBAGUE RESULTS.
    68 18 I ondon. Get. 2G. The following are the results of matches played under Northern Union rules today: Bramley 9. Harrow r>. B-rougbton 28, Bradford 8. Pew- bury 7. Bt Helen's Rec, 11. Fea I lie ib tone 18, Wldnea 3. Halifax 8, Swtat-;*u 10. St. Helens 10.
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    INTER-CLUB RUGBY AT HOME.
    64 18 London. Oct. 2<*>. The following are the results of matches played under Rugby Union rubs to-day. Gloc< stcr 8, Mooeley 9. Teicester 10, Northamton 3. f ondon Scottish 8, Old Alleynians 0. Neath 23, Newport 8. Royal 11. B. I, Edinburgh Ac 9. Edinburgh Wan. 0,
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    WIFE SOLD FOR BOTTLE OF RUM.
    73 18 WIFE SOLD FOR BOTTLE OF RUM. Husband 9 Regi llu A nat in'a! tra of Tl o H just been I ughl roirmisaar. official was ash latto i', homi i t* Tn n» f r.e Institution i the T:.c n iner and I led tO eke OUI i 1 knum
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    CHINESE CABLE NEWS
    134 18 i*. am rt] Slav. Pa i j iang Kb moned 11 'it rals personal inst wired thai negotiat satisfactory The Pens fiercely, and Tang S.i to the i astern banli Ini uir_ at Tungf Govei nn ent clai I I prisoners. Mart ml Is The attitudN of
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    AUDAX AND ARMISTICE.
    117 18 Progressive Ipoh, te, has come up to poses military dial This is a question had our atti ntion < new spirit i- abl another aspect ol tl content p rary of the well tak'. up. A by private tary '*r.k. The Perak. At Penai such inflin tion.
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    JACK'S REPORT.
    281 19 London. Oct. 9. Further troubles on the Stock Exchang« have been prevented, 'out s«. long as they is wreckage about the outlook cannot ot to c cl Copper. n, j ;li: c are d, in<! those conBurners who have not covered their earl) re «n< i are finding
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    RISE OF ARTIFICIAL SILK.
    92 19 Tweeds Fared by Formidable Synthetic Rivals. The decline of cotton and the rise oi" artificial s 'k are strikingly shown m the textile machinery, accessories and yarns exhibition opened at Leicester recently which shows a further encroachment, on fabrics which hitherto have been the product of
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.. LTD'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    519 19 MACPHAIL AND CO.. LTD'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Nov. -M-n the moat consistent would-be ,ni i st ,s J«» to eonfesa to a feeling of sightly confused aronderment as to "what Wh Ut intho DreBent P»»»e of steadilj falling p ;it *cs. it i_ i;i l, l(( ))n end tnat the
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    302 19 > -ter(la> *n Alleratiana. Bayer Seller. Batu Caves t >l I Ll5 L2O Lulvit An.n. i}l j.i |.20 Burmah Malay 22a 6d 23e »i>i Kent Tin (2a > 3d 6 3d <•.<• Klan^ Rivera tsl\ 2.:a) l\»;<> Kuehai Tin Dredp •s! l.'JT 1 1.:.j--.. Kuyoti Ti»i m
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    187 19 November 5. SKI. LING. London i months' light 4 1 l London mcnths' sight _'J _\iw York, demand u, Batavia and Sourabaya dema i.im~ Samarang, demand 140 Penang, demand 4 p.e. Prem. Calcutta snd Bombay demand lo'>^ Rangoon, Madria ft I'olombo demand 166 Hone Kong, demand p.e, _>.*.
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    PRODUCE.
    224 19 Novem b r '< 1 m 176 1 193.00 Gambler 11 Peppei White 92 P< ppcr Bla nh t tpra S u n d i Rice, Anam No. I 250 gate Liaag Hin Chsi Mark Rod Eagle (New) hmw* Rice, Siaai old No. I. 830 ft?c«» Runpro.r. Pintan 260
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    55 19 Ns>v<rmh-er ~»-h.. 1_ o'clock aooa. Buyer. Seller* R.S.S. < .i i I ■>• St i J~ -*-> S X S.S on ien It? r Not n Mur. Apri J -1• of M« rk<*l X;; -.<•• Lat -t Cable: i doi S| >t heet I p
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND PENMAN LID'S REPORT.
    231 19 Singapore, \«>% Rubber.— London s*_*i. down 3 Uld. 1 p.m. Price (L'don Std.) Spot 28; Nov, 28-4, l> 28%. Jan. -Mar. 29*4, Apr.-Jan. 31. Steady at the decline. Tin. 1' ntion £185. £3 10s. down. Mining. Easier. Sungei Ways 3.25 Kuchais 1.28 1.31, Kinta
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    THE LONDON MARKETS.
    134 19 Latest Reports. [FREE PRES? BfiRVH K. COPYRIGHT.] London, \j,\ The rubber market opened to-day at 8 7-16ths. spot, g«4 forward. Stocks .show aa aggregate increase of -.880 tons against the estimate of 2,400 London ttoclci increased bj 1,273 to and Liverpool 1,607 to 1 1,272, the hii
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    BIG TRADING ON NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
    213 19 BIG TRADING ON NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. "Business Conditions Sound.' [Keuter'a Service.] New York. N«»\. J. Then* was a huge volume <<i' profit taking sales <m the Stock Exchange to-day. One block of 50,0C3 Radio changed hands at 12. which was eight points down. Internal 1 c ephones were down
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    STEEL PRODUCTION TO BE REDUCED.
    81 19 Ten per tint Cut m Ne* Year r ßeuter's Service.] Brussels, >v. I. Tl < executh c i ommittc I nt< r national Steel Cartel at I I ihh d to n duce prodi n by lo from February Ist next, making tl tonnage of
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    170 19 estcrday*s Alterations. Nov. r,th.. dosing l*r:ce**i Payors Seller a. Kinta I'm Dred. I 10 1.4"i I Klang River 2.50 _.'.vKuchai 1.30 1.33 Kuyohs 13 .Malayan Ton. 3 North Taipil Tl 1 Tenawats RanUu I rofs. I Sungei Luas prem prei Talam 1.25 1.30 11 vi Klanga 1.53
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1172 20 As we have already said m our report of the match on the Padang on Saturday m which the Welch Regiment defeated the Cricket Club by two goals to nil, the civilian side were not disgraced but were beaten after very creditable opposition to a team superior m
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    RUGBY.
    436 20 MERCHANTS SAVED BY LUCKY KICK. Tournament Draw With A.P.C. A.P.C 8 pts.: Merchants. 3 pts. An early atternoon downpour and a shower during the game did not leave the Padang m an ideal state for yesterday •vonlng's Tournament match, m which the A. PC. met and drew with the
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    PUBLIC SERVICES HEAT UNITED SERVICES.
    203 20 lntt'restinjr Match at I'ulau Hrani. Public Service*. II pts. I Services 7 pts. The Puhlu Services obtained a very good win over the United Services at Pulau Brani yesterday by the ntargia of a goal, a penalty L r o;.l and a try i II
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    ETCETERAS vs PUBLIC SERVICES TO-MORROW.
    176 20 ETCETERAS vs PUBLIC SERVICES TO-MORROW. The following will represent the Kiceteras (m whites) to-morrow against tin Puhlic Services <<n the Padang at B p.m. kharp: Gotck; More. Drooglever, Robertson, Goldman; Collier, Pearce; Skey. Burke, Wardle, K. Kirg, CaH-Sem, Anderson (Cant.). Miller. Potter. PuMie Services XV wi!l he: S. X King;
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    INTER-PORT CRICKET.
    917 20 MALAYA'S USEFUL SCORE VS. SHANGHAI. Tail Wags Lustily. (FREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT/! Hong hong, Nov. 5. The triangular inter-port cricket tournament m which teams from Malaya, Shanghai and Hong Kong are participating opened this morning with the match between Malaya and Shanghai. In past matches Shanghai have recorded
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    HOCKEY.
    501 20 S.R.C. WIN STUBBORN GAME. Services Lose Gamely. S.R.C 1; United Services 0. The S.R.C. made their fine record this season more secure last evening with a good win against a rather depleted United Services team on their side of the Padang. It was a tough struggle under bad conditions,
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    411 20 I 'ian lor .New Racecourse. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, Nev. The annual meeting of the Penang Turf Club vva.s held to-day. Mr. D. A. M. Brown presiding. Dealing with the accounts, the Chairman sail they had had an extremely satisfactory year, the gros.-; profits amounting to
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