The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 November 1929

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, SA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929 NO. 12,874
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    317 1 Government policy in regard to the Singapore Naval Base is to slow dovn contract work, all work that can he to he supcnded, no new work to he started; pending the results ot the naval conference. Page 7. The .Morning Post speaks strongly on the suhject and
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    A SENSE OF ORDER.
    1010 1 Thc t.ld man lay in the bad drawn up under the k>W window. He looked out over a green lawn, in plecea dappled with the BhadoWl of the kail beech trees that stirred in the wind, and with the :ays of morning sunshine that pierced between
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      142 1 I RAFFLES HOTEL f f Y A i i Saturday, November 16th. IRACE BALL! I Dancing till 1.45 a.m. t l Investigate Y <♦ Y I NEW REMINGTON I PORTABLE AGENTS: ♦> FRASER NEAVE, LTD. I 6 10 Collyer Quay Singapore. COLUMBIA <m *mA mM^^mm^^^ \\mmmmmm7^. mL/ A\ ■u ms*^^^
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      145 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Call for and see that vou get- "Allaoppe" —Page 8. Give babies radiant health with Cow and Gate Page 2. New shipment of cheese for the Fresh Food-- Page 14. Earning power is built in Dodge trucks and buse- Paee 6. Investigate the new Remington at Fraser and
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      8 1 FOR YOUR FOOTWEAR. BLANCONA KEEPS NEW SHOES NEW.
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      111 1 THE WEEK. FHdm*t. ISth. High Water, !».4 a.m.. 8.7, j..:;,; p.,.;., g.7, P. and 0, oat ward mail due. hitch homeward mail eleeea 11 a.m. Bt_i Andrew'j Sac dance practice. Europe 8.11 p.m. Hockey: S.C.C. v. Services 2nd XI. I. A. 2nd. v-. Harbour Hoard. Ranvaid Co.. Theatre, <•.:.(>. Roac
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    THE CONQUEST OF SPACE.
    280 2 Professor Oberth'a Experiment, Berlin. Oet, 19. i .1 example «»t nature i >\>: art i.- being offe ed Germans this month whei ar: I'la lilm on which national hopes ar, bu 1 1 i in lh Moon.*' ;> Frit f Metre p :*"<i ■> Spy 1
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    DEATH OF "PRIESTESS" OF A NEW CULT.
    287 2 DEATH OF "PRIESTESS" OF A NEW CULT. Arrests a. Loa Angeles. X< i. invest itcatioi of a 're. 1,. the I. tl Seal, mnintaii th Susana H north of the city. Th nvestigation is s c nseq len M I U Wiila Rhou "pt lest Hoor of th ts, Mr.
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    MOTHER KILLED BY JOY.
    148 2 Son's Lilm Triumph Breaks Her Berlin, Auk. t€. "My i... lam bo happy so proud!* 4 A little pale-faced woman breathed these words a- she la.\ on a hastily improviseo conch in the hall of the Mo/.art Theatre her« last night They wen her last. She
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      486 2 The ZENDIX ELECTRIC HAIR BRUSH! FOR HOME MASSAGE. MEDICAL BALL. LTD., siNGAPone. KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE" CHARITY -ENJOYMENT 1 Under the distinguished Patronage ol H.E. MAJOR GENERAL H. L. PRITCHARD C.B C.M.G. D.S.O c;.(><'. Blalaya MRS. PRITCHARD THE POPPY DAY FUND W kind permission of the Proprietor I
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      318 2 VICTORIA -THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M. W. R. BANVARD PRESENTS THE Banvard Musical Comedy Co. Full Company of Thirty-two Artists including ESTELLE ROSE— ALEC KELLAWAY— THELMA BURNESS. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Matinee Wednesdav Next, Nov. 20th., 5 p.m. "ROSE MARIE" AGAIN PACKING DRURY LANK AT THE REVIVAL. Tuesday Wednesday, 19th.
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      236 2 ALHAMBRA^ Tan Chens Kee-Sole r,,,,,^* PROGRAMME Commencing: Wednesday, Nov. 13th.. ent] M I *****MsV t n In the Second Show „t 9 p m j CHRISTINA WITH JANET GEYNOB A jrreat actress in a charming W *l (ai m^maam TOM MIX i n a rif i I AW AKj m%\\
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    362 3 f Singapore, Nov. 9th. EHe prices Quoted are generally thos. current nt Clyde Terrace Market. At th. I other markets there may he small varia tions. MEAT. Ua I Round) Kati 4') Beel stew or curr> do 40 I oik, lean ()o Gl Pork, lean and fat
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    THE MONKEY THAT ESCAPED
    247 3 A Gay Life in Vienna. Vienna, Oct. 2. L'T '1 e Pratei is a pli < all d the M Apea' h re li f monkeys are kept. Some Five were after they had een stupefied by eating bananas soaked in rial. Th ixth, however, a
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    91 3 The following appointments have het'n made under the P.M.S. Volunteer Enact- 1 ment, 1!':M: Captain 11. de C. Elton, V.D.; M. S.V.R.. to be Major; Lieul J. E. Staley, I M.C. ami J. C. Amcotts, I). S.C. M.S.V.K.J to )h- Captains; Second Lieut. S. B. Chamfer, M.t'.. M.5.V.8., to be
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      419 3 1 VW V.V.VAVA WW. WWWWb V.«. V.V.VAVA".VJW^MW.VWVWA Estate Trust Agencies I I (1927) Limited. f I :J BRANCHES l» 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. ]l J; 11, Light Street PENANG. < S Registered by and Security deposited with the l* l* Straits Settlements Government. > J I- Act as Trustees,
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    Moods and Modes of Eve
    667 4 Moods and Modes of Eve TABLE TALK. INSTEAD <>t" sighing every time a ladder appears in poor new stockings, and hoping it w*i 1 1 not go much farther before yw have time t<> attend to it. you can now buy -..niv- liquid which arts marvellously in such rircuoistancea. The
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    BRIDE'S £1,000.000 TROUSSEAU DREAM.
    112 4 London. Oct. 11. A bride's dream of a i'i, ooo,ooo trousseau was the central theme of a novel dress at Groavenor House inspected to-day by 400 fashionable people. The drawing back of curtains disclosed a sleeping bride in a black and white satin .-lumber suit. Suh-equent
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    Some Fancy Dresses for Children.
    823 4 Special Friday ArticU by Our Woman Correspondent. pilll DREN'S festivities naunll) start on December 6th, St. Nicholas' Day when the Putch children meet together, some times at one another's home- and some times at the 1 hitch Club, this anniversary corresponding with our Christmas Eve,
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    Boudoir and Boulevard
    342 4 MOIRE FROCKS for the afternoon, as 1 well as those for smart evening occasion:: all owe the charm of their elegant line to loose boleros and panels draped over slim foundations. The evening toilettes in moire boast draperies which flutter, but they hardly ever billow out to
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    THE CULT OF CLOTHES.
    388 4  -  "LUCILLE." Fashions for All. By WHERE are many women who. when they want to dress for a smart occasion, adorn themselves lavishly and then imagine they have attained the acme of smartness. This, however, is a mistaken idea. The smarter the occasion, the simpler should be
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    LACY EFFECTS.
    104 4 Whether the very lacy attire I saw the other day was deliberately planned, or just a confidence, I do not know t but I noticed a girl elegantly clad in a jumper suit, with her stockings and shoes all blending in an amusing way. The skirt was of
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    Flirtatious Life at the Seaside.
    790 4 I Parisiana S BAD MUSIC BAMMED: NOTHING TO DOt TUT 77, „1 7/ Jl ttY A LITTLE HIRD. I [From Our Own Correspondent] I Paris, Oct. 17. Because, forsooth, the French seaside does not run to a band, Pierrots, ***** minstrels, barrel-organs and "unco' guid"
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    A Londoner's Jottings.
    582 4 THK Master of the Royal Household, Sir Derek Keppel, has recently had a Deputy appointed to relieve him The Diplomatist's of some of the burdens Nightmare. of his strenuous office. One of his tasks is to deal with ever) servant in the K.ing'__ Palnees and nouses. He
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    ARMAMENT REDUCTION.
    1123 5 REORGANIZATION OF THE JAPANESE ARMY. Latest Aspects of the Problem. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Tokyo, Oct. 20. The reorganization of the Japanese Army, thereby it can be made a more efficient ighting instrument, while at the same time .eonomies can be effected by cutting down its numerical strength,
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    TORNADO STRIKES MR. JOEL'S STABLES.
    81 5 TORNADO STRIKES MR. JOEL' S STABLES. Johannesburg. Oct, t> A tornado struck the suburbs of Turffontem and Kenilworth this afternoon. The roofs were blown off hundreds of houses ar-d several were wrecked. Three peophwere seriously injured. The full force of the tornado struck Mr. (Solb Joel's stable, in which were
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    16 5 1 Kingston man: I acted entirely on the offensive and never assumed the aggressive at all.
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      317 5 EASTERN SERIES JL *S TUB MAftM Alt AM X/■ «H\ 1 I 11m WHAHAfiAII ar i O Wt\\ 2^ f A vessels with one outrigger /I m wE^. t^^^X of their apparent frailty, /m YfuE&\ Vv V intrepid fishermen often m Jfc!rn=K\ n^. i more cautious neighbours. I m m
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    LORD FISHER, THE TITAN.
    1181 6 PIQUANT STORIES IN SIR R. BACON'S "LIFE." Ultimatum that Ended His Work. London Oct. 10th. Sir Regina J«j Bacon's life of the greai Lord Usher is an extraordinarily interest ing book. [1 would have been better In quality if th,- author had not been so eager
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    16 6 Mr. C. Parker. laU'l> V t I Kngineer. Selangor. hafl tK Taiping la s similai H
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      238 6 t NOW HE'S HAPPY One thing is always on the move when the family dines that's the Yorkshire Relish. It's Pass the Yorkshire Relish, Yorkshire Relish everybody likes it. Watch them drop it lovingly on to their meat or fish watch their faces as they eat. Ah I What a
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      297 6 <Death to Cockroaches Cockroach** come to your home carrying dirt lad disease germs from refuse cans and decaying animal master. i.. ever they crawl they leave a trail of danger in their wake. De* stroy these malignant filth-spreaders. Spray Flit. Flit dears the house in a few minutes of tfflfass
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    FUTURE CF THE BASE.
    422 7 FINAL DECISION AFTER THE CONFERENCE. No New Work to Start. [Renter's Service] London, Nov. 13, In the House of c< ascaon this afternoon Mr. Alexander (First Lord of the Admiralty) announced that the Government had deciaed, pending the Five Power Conference in London in January that
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    ESCAPE FROM SUNKEN SUBMARINES.
    69 7 New Apparatus for the Na\>. [r.ritish Radio Official Service Rugby, Nov. l.t. exander, the First Lord of the Adalty, -'ated m th. House that arrangets were biintr mad< t purchase -u:l.rient seta t<« ♦•quip all tlu- officers and men submarines with -<v. apparatus which should afford
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    IRAQ PREMIER FATALLY SHOT.
    76 7 INo Explanation ol* Ha^dad Fatality. J [Router's Service. l Bagdad, Nov. 1 1. Sir Abdul Muhsin. Premier of Iraq, was found fatally shot to-day. So far no explanation i f the affair is available. [Sii Abdul Muhsin Es Saadun, K.c.M-C. was Premier and Minister of Foreign
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    DEAD SEA CONCESSION.
    77 7 m [Rritish Radio Official Service.] Ragby, Nov. IS. The Under Secretary U>v the Colonies was asked whether the draft agreement with Mr. Xovamesky Cor the Dead St a concessions, whose terms wire given in a white paper issued three days before the disaoluti< n Of the late
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    NEW BRITISH TREATY WITH IRAQ.
    52 7 [British Radio Official Service. J Rugby, Nov. 13. Mr. Lunn, in the House of Commons today, announced tho intention of tho Government to negotiate a new treaty with the Government of Iraq which should come into force when Iraq had been admitted to the League
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    U.S. WAR SECRETARY SERIOUSLY ILL.
    26 7 [Router's Service.] Washington, Nov. 13. The War Secretary, Mr. Good has been Operated on for appendicitis. His condition is extremely serious.
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    THE COAL DISCUSSIONS.
    80 7 PROGRESS AT 31EETING WITH MINERS. Yorkshire Owners' Acceptance. fßeuter's Service.] London. Nov 14. It ia stated that d' finite progress wa made at yesterday's discussions between tho Cabiret Coal Committee and the executive of the Miners' Federation enabling the Government to proceed Immediately with the first bill
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    MIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.
    186 7 Assisted Passages Cancelled. [British Radio— Official Service.] Rugby, Nov. If. Mr. Ponsonby, the Under Secretary for ih. .1 minions stated in the House that a telegram had bean received from the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Austral is Stating that it had been decided to suspend,
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    DISASTER TO SCOTTISH FISHING FLEET.
    139 7 Ea*t AaglkUl Vessels' Losses. [Rritish Radi*— Official Service. Rugby, Nov. IS. Mr. W V! u on. the Secretary f>>\ Scotland, said he was grieved t i announce a disaster off the Fast Anglian cost <»n M..nday fternoon t«- the Scottish Ashing fleet. The fleet left
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    BELGIAN POLITICAL CRISIS LOOMING UP.
    121 7 Preach Over Laitjpuuce Question. {Router's Service. J Hrus^fls. Nov. |4. The Government, which ks a coalition ol Liberalt and Catholics, is heading for disaster on the issue which Pr. mier Jaspar upon lu"> election live months ngo declared was an essential task <>f the new
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    CAPTURED AMERICAN MERCHANT FREE.
    106 7 CAPTURED AMERICAN MERCHANT FREE. Air. Hrenner Returns Home. [Router's Far F.astern Service. l Tientsin. Xov. IS. Mr. Brenner returned to his residence this morning. He was in a very nervous conditirn and was unable to make a coherent statement as to hi.-- kidnapping and release. It Is stated the kidnappers
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    PRELIMINARIES TO NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    71 7 [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. 13. Tho Prinu' Minister and the Japanese Ambassador have bo .un a series al informal talks with tho idea of roachinu agreement on important naval stibjeeti which appear on the agenda of the Phf< Power conference in January, for which, il Is
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    NEW U.S. MINISTER TO CHINA.
    21 7 [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Nov. 14. Mr. Helson T. Johnson has been appoint ed Minister to China.
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      581 7 TENDERS. notici:. Tenders KOTtCSIs hereby given that tenders au- r>o w invited for the following materials or ser-ices >nd that particulars of such U-nders may be obtained in the Tender Room, Municipal Odices:— T nder Date of Closing Eroetioo and Completion St S Child Welfare Clinic at Prinsep Sti«et ai
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      46 8 mackay. At the Maternity Hospital. Penan*,. »n the 10th lastaat. to ths w.fv of t. 11. Mackay a daughter. SMITH At the Kuiorenn Hospit..'.. Kuala Lumpur, un l ue>dav, November 12. to Mr. anil Mrs. Stanley r. Smith, of Campbell Roa<h Kuaia Lumpur, a son.
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      DEATH.
      15 8 PAGE. At th<> European Hospital, Kuala Lemper, ss Kovemher 12, K. W. Psge. A£e<l
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THE FATE OF THE BASE.
    915 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THE FATE OF THE BASE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1929. A rather curious position has been reached apparently in regard to the Government's policy as to the Singapore Naval Base and it would not be straining any inferences to judge from the House of Commons state-' i ment
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    90 8 Mr. J. H. White, of Sungei Arak Estate, Ulu Sepitang, has returned from Home leave. The annual general meeting of the Arya Samaj will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m. at its premises No. 252 Serangoon Road. Besides the usual items on the Agenda for the day, the Committee
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    POTENTIAL TIN RESOURCES.
    125 8 THE PROBLEM OF RATE OF DEPLETION. Government's Conclusions. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 14. The following statement is issued officially: The F.M.S. Government recently had under consideration the matter of the rate of depletion of potential tin lesources in the F.M.S. and has reached the
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    BENTA RUBBER MEETING.
    58 8 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, Nov. 14. At the annual meeting of Benta Rubber Estates Mr- H. T. Jones. Chairman, said the future of the industry was not very bright apparently but in a healthy condition. The company decided to plant up SO acres this year. A
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    ARMISTIC DAY IN SIAM.
    40 8 King's E4fi Poppy. IFREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHTS iianukok. Nov. 14. The King bought a poppy on Armistice I>ay for £4.'. Chinese subscript ions totalled £140 and it it expected that the collectionwill exceed those of IMS.
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    GEYLANG FATALITY.
    189 8 kathi's Death by .Misadventure. In connection with the death of a Malay Kathi named Hadji Mohamed who was knocked down and fatally injured by a motor bus in Geylang road recently, the Coroner (Mr. P. B<urne» has returnees rerdfet of death by misadventure. The Chines*- driver of the
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    418 8 „i-_o Armistice Day Celebrations. I From Our Own Correspondent.] Malacca. Nov. 12. On Saturday. November 9th. an American Lawn Tennis Tournament was held on the Malacca Club Padang:. Fifty-eight entrios were received and this necessitated all the available courts being brought into use. The winners were Mrs. M.
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    THE GOVERNORSHIP.
    54 8 WILL IT BE sir A London^ R Umour It is rumour... N i, the Governor of Hong K Sir Hugh Clifford G t Commissioner in M i Hi* Sir Cecil's namtioned as most likely i but il should be odTrSrljl statement is itrictly rum Sir Hugh will i„
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    79 8 Mr. E.C. Edward, and HfeOtfJ The wedding took r) lan at the Presl ur h Erie Edward* of Lyons Motoi rsporc and Mi. bourne, Victoria. Miss Paul ara attired in a blu« p hlue bat, snd tn hyrangea* She wa C. McCall. Th,- b. Eileen O'Sullivan. chiffon frock
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    REGISTRATION OF KUOMINITAM, MEMBERS.
    55 8 REGISTRATION OF KUOMINITAM, MEMBERS. Th< head has just received i Executive Commiti registration of Psi that old Party mei bers, who far mm reasons haw fsiled I lon the n?«. cedure of res by the Part;", -hall preliminary ;r aorm as full menu- I member- of tl. mitee and the
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    59 8 LATEST TIX AND RUBIER PRICES. [FREE PRESS SERVICE -COPYI London. \o\. 1. f..m. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus anc So* notify to-day's tin priceSpot £177 15 16 (ui ward £180 15 16 I ip 2 13 U market is steady. Messrs. Symington and notify to-day's rubber pr follows: Spot 8
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    PENANG INSPECTOR MARRIED.
    107 8 Mr. George Police lnsp' ctor irr the Baling «I ond n. Parwl bride \v;i> Mi>- i of Mr. and Mi-. A. J. A. 1 The kHride wore I f w ith orange bkM waist, and a Juliet lace train, lined with ink h mM i Madonna lilies
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    76 8 The following tsluks dency are new eloi count of infectious dis< Ati In the area MTVcd k* »*^**!3 Ganiam, taluk- of Kodala. [chapuram v patam. taluk of V taluki of Bar Anantapur, tolok talnki of Yenkataf i taluk of Hosnr. x^jiIn the area served hy the Port at
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    FANCY DRESS FOR CHILDREN.
    39 8 FANCY DRESS FOR CHILDREN. Mr. Knapp \m* Jj Home via Colombo a week and join one steamers for London. vt ,f^ his work, The Annua ed early in the year- I A""^ ceptional help and I side this publication
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    THE VARGAINING COUNTER.
    75 9 oX n ;i >ST ON NAVAL P* 1 >,-. POLICY. it if Stopped. OPYEIOHT.] I ondon. Nov. I (Kin thia morn hi Future of _m i the rig-sag i ..he raei sbour Go\ err.I o \;;vai Base ""it svill rait snl] ach ot' faith.'' the Government ss
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    SERIOUS SITUATION IN RHONDDA VALLEY.
    59 9 Oil liillsidi fluSi Service.] Rugby. Nov. 1 I. me by Roods, a Valley of South the hillside at p the inun- feet wide red on the nasa of i'own- hou3< s in i w« rt v. houses nnI it 1.l IN ENGI \M>. Wales typridd
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    FIELD MARSHAL'S STATUE CONTROVERSY.
    49 9 FIELD MARSHAL'S STATUE CONTROVERSY. Inlptor io Make New Model of lIIGHT.I London. Nov. 1 1. be press i the design of t pted for the ru itmbei ed the •i tei in hand f the work in tins! .he of its un d ility. lb it a new uei
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    RECORD YEAR FOR ELECTRICAL TRADE.
    42 9 RECORD YEAR F OR ELECTRICAL TRADE. fc iai Service.] Rugby, No.. 14. the British ticipated hy the Ulied Manufacturers surv< i!' recent that electrical lenod of great ne month- en led ning side the it period amounted e c ntracti to l
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    CUT IN U.S. INCOME TAX PROPOSED.
    44 9 CUT IN U.S. INCOME TAX PROPOSED. [Reuter's Service.] Vfrsshiagtea, oV i.. ending Congress to The rate on the first per cent, on the the ha la nee 4 per present approxiG emment does I I revenue as business profits wages tbls exceed those of
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    U.S. SHIPS FOR RUSSIA.
    26 9 Service.] Wsshmgtos, Nov i4. 1 of so Shipping n under Foreign ised for trade in 11,471,000. It transection involves policy of nonGovernment.
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    ZOUBKOFF ARRESTED AGAIN.
    19 9 Ulend Wife's Funeral. Service.] Berlin. Nov. u. imaMy came to atfonewl at Bom. ng Germany without
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    42 9 »te with any degree amount collected foi i during the last few P »n*«* Gaaette, hot an p hilH ft 'on. Treasurers. Messrs Kewsrt, that the sorni dose of busines. IJo $6,415.59. Colfec r; handed in and thi. Mi be considerably aug.
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    REPARATIONS PROBLEMS.
    296 9 FUNCTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL BANK. How it will Work. [Reuter's Service.] i-aden-tiadjn, Nov. 13 j The organising committee of the Bank 'of ■^International Settlement has signed an i .agreement The document will now go to IB.aseeU for ths signature of the chief B Iffian delegate* who had already left
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    NATIVE PROBLEM IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    209 9 NATIVE PROBLEM IN SOUTH AFRICA. (iovernment*s Preventive Measures. fßeuter's Service.] Durban. Nov. 1 1. Police, armed with tear-gas homos an*. treating gesssaahs, raided native compounds to-day to seek polltax defaulters. Six thousand natives irere examined and t>oo under street. The poll-tax raid wrsi peaceful but there v\as an exciting incident
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    PARLIAMENT UP IN THE AIR.
    88 9 RlOl Trial on Saturday. [British Radio Official Service.] Rugby. Nov. 1 1. When the RlOl makes her five hours trip on Saturday she will have about ISO people on hoard including XO members of the House of Commtns and 20 members of the House of
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    SON OF MR. S. JOEL AS CANDIDATE.
    193 9 Choice of Conservative Protest Meeting. Huntingdon. (omnia nder Oliver Locker- Lampson, formerly Conservative M.P. for Huntingdonshire, at a protest meeting here, led a revolt concerning the adoption of a new candidate. The choice of the official Conservative selection committee has no' found favour
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    31 9 I The Sixth Anniversary of the "Chinese Friendly Association" (Wah Yew Kok) will I be celebrated at the "Happy Hotel" No. 538 East Coast Road (Teluk Kurau) to-morrow, Saturday and Sunday.
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    MORE TROUBLE AT SAFED.
    246 9 TROOPS OUT AGAINST UNKNOWN ENEMY. Mysterious Rifle Fire Attack. [Reuter's Service.] Jerusalem, Nov. 14. Heavy rifle-fire from unknown assailants startled Safed yesterday evening. Loca troops replied and reinforcements were rushed up. One soldier was wounded. Armour-cars drove in the direction of ths firing but the raiders
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE NAVAL CONVERSATIONS.
    146 9 ANGLO-JAPANESE NAVAL CONVERSATIONS. Has There Heen a Set hack [Router's Far Eastern Service.] Tokio, Nov. 14. While officials are reticent regarding the progress of tin- Anglo-Japanese Naval pourparlers the afternoon papers intimate that an unexeeted set hack has occurred on the question of ciuiseri tarrying 8 in. gun-. Though unconhrmable
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    CHINESE CABLE NEWS.
    284 9 [By arrangement with Nanyang Siang Pau Press.] Shanghai. No\. 1 I. Government announces that it recaptured Tangfaag on Tuesday. Chiang Kai-shek accepted tht' surrender of Sun Liang-chen. Feng troops have lost 10,000 men since hostilities started. Their is open mutiny at Changteh, Hunan, and it is reported
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    LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.
    74 9 Opera Star to Marry Pola Negri's Husband. m Chicago, Nov. 3. "I was singing one of those American jazz things with dark blue tinges on board ship when I met the prince. It was a case of love at first sight." Thus the opera star, Mary
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    29 9 The Chinese national flag was prominent ly displayed throughout Ipoh in honour o the birthday of the late Dr. Sun Yat Sen says the Times of Malaya of Tuesday.
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    SIKH MURDER TRIAL.
    888 9 INDIAN MARRIAGE CUSTOMS. Yesterday's Hearing. Interesting ligh^ was thrown upon th* life of the Sikh Community in Singapore I when the trial of Sunder Sineh on a charge of murdering Jeewa Singh, the Sikh watch man employed by Messrs. Paterson, Simons was continued at the Assizes before
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    87 9 We regret says the Malay Mail to have to record the death of Mr. Kenneth W. Page. A.R.S.M., aged 27 years, at the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, after a short illness. Mr. Page was a metallurgical engineer of great promise and was in the employ of Bukit Arang Tin, Ltd.
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      538 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE AMERICAN MAIL LINE 1/ I JI~I Bfc TO MARSEILLES. NEW YORK AND BOSTON. From SINGAPORE and rtENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES and GENOA. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Singapore. Singapore. Penang. New York. PRES. MONROE Nov. 25 Nov. 28 Nov 30 Jan 7 PRES. WILSON
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    159 12 Heavy gun practice will take place from Blakan Mati, beginning at 6 a.m. on Nov. 22nd., over southern firing area. ine Agamemnon, a sister ship to the Menestheus, already launched, was due to run her trials ,on September 30th from the yard of Workman, Clark and Co. at
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    28 12 Per Klang: Messrs F. M. Sharrock, PW. Ward, N. Gill, G- L. Morris, E. N. W. Oliver, Tan Hong Tee, Dr. and Mrs. Teh Yok Chee.
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    WATERSPOUTS DANGER TO SHIPPING.
    264 12 Occur Frequently Near Equator. The recent escape of the Paris to Londcr. air liner from a waterspout recalls the escape of the British warship Calliope from a cyclonic storm which struck the harbour of Apia, Samoa, 30 years ago. Tornadoes tri'.el at up to 100 miles
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    OPIUM BY GUNBOAT.
    168 12 Canton Naval Official's Hurried Departure. Canton. Nov. 4. An officer of high standing in the naval service has absconded, it is reported, and 400.000 taels of opium, for the sale of which at Wuchow he had arranged, ha< been forfeited to the .Government. The taptain of the
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    A WAR-TIME RELIC.
    181 12 So much attention has been centred on the Salvage of the scuttled German ships at Scapa Flow that people are apt to forget that an interesting ship is still lying- scuttled in Holm Sound, the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.s once famous liner Thames, which was scuttled
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    62 12 Klang, Brit. 723, from Penan*? 14, for Penang 15. Circe, Brit. 314, from P. Dickson 14, for P. Dickson 16. Rawang, Brit. 73, from Pangkalan 14. for P. Retam 17. Kifunesan Maru No. 2, Jap. 1943, from Darien 14. for Haiphong 15. Toh Lam, Dut. 200, from Djambi 14, for
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    CLEARANCES.
    46 12 Nov. 14— Ban Ho Guan. Van Outhoorn, Maetsuycker, Schouten, Nieuw Zeeland, (Dut); P'sident Johnson, (Am); Nam Heng, Karuah, Takliwa, Magnet, Sin Kheng Seng, Kedah, Ban Siong Bee, Sin Aik Lee, Jerantut, S. Van Koetei, Kistna, Rohna, Titan, Takada, (Brit); Silver Shell, Loudon, (Dut); Mabella, (Nor).
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      151 12 I CHARGEURS REUNIS (Incorporated in France.) REGULAR MONTHLY FREIGHT AM PASSENGER SERVICE. OUTWARDS. SAIGON. TOURANE AND HAIPHOM Due Singapore CAP VARELLA Nov 2f CAP TOURANE Dec. 18 HOMEWARDS. MARSEILLES, NANTES AND BORDEAUX. Due Singapor* CAP ST. JACQUES Nov ISCAP VARELLA Dec. 17 HAVRE. DUNKIRK AND ANTWERP LINOIS Ty.^ 4 DUPLEIX
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      506 12 Kerr Steamship CoTinT U, BEAVER STEEET. NEW V h (Incorpo.ated in U.S.A.) i GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREiG°HT~SEKV p Tn BOSTON. NEW YORK PHILADF.I p H A BALTIMORE. AX[| (via Suez). M.S. SILVERASH due Nov. 21 M.S. SILVERGUAVA due Dec 10 *ih N PACIHC JAVA CALCUTTA <sds SINGAPORE TO SAN FRAM
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      194 12 LLOYD TRESTINO NAV. fl I Incorporated in Italyi. iu» SINGAPORE TO ITALY. Calling at COLOMBO, nuiMdSl. vEtf •ROMOLO 17,300 toni A»N VENEZIA I 14/10 tons due D*! m HIMALAYA eJu VIMINALE iml For HONG KONli. SHANGHAI' JAPAN PORTS. HIMAI AYA l- VIM IN A LE 1 ">>DO ton* due V*
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      688 12 I MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. la Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Etmbin and Kuantan (via emas and Jerantut) every onday, Tuesday, Thursday and riday 6 a.m. gkok every Thursday 6 a.m. x Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala impur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang id Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. intan every Monday, Wednesty and Saturday
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    THE MUI-TSAI PROBLEM.
    3550 13 HONG KONG REGISTRATION TO BE ENFORCED. Interesting Correspondence. The developments which have led up to I the Government deciding to enforce thc re- 1 titration of mui-tsai in Hong Kong can J be fully traced in the voluminous correspo..- tlente which has just been published. I The
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      289 13 The Harvest of the Sea However ur mland you amy "Z <****** m ,be form v TS. little silver fish, OOOcd bv the most modern Sds which prc*nttoßlhsil anJ valuable aJJitvn W iny meal. Sc hard b a ot rough skins tthfuJj oi sheer ne4sl aourishiaf and /—**> ircsl Olive
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      144 13 000^^ mWm^LmmmZ < 1 m\m\mmmm\^^a%^^^ 3 fl fl 3 Bt r >v^- J 1 3 B B Vrr^Tvl3». W W^*\ Rv yvf^w^v v wlf fl flk CIGARETTES TIPPED WITH CORK OF PURE NATURAL GROWTH REASONS FOR X I OHM I I 0 I lifmouth I SUPERIORITY APPEARANCE. I Y v
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    "SALE" OF LAND ON THE MOON.
    281 14 Credulity of a Polish Peasant. Waraaa Oct. 3. strange case of rural inno ence i re ported in the Warsaw Pn A cell peasant came to Warsaw from his village to do some shopping. \i b I he heard two men di u tl
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    "THE TOMB OF ATTILA."
    167 14 Excavations in the Upper v .r!it,e. Rome, t. 2 1 ft. thi I "pcm- Ad re, on tl 1 from Caldari to 1s V» ndola 80l is a huge mo ind w i.'^. h. slwa) b«i l>nou p v id Hui that lev.;, larchai ologi its
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    "BIOLOGICAL BOSH."
    167 14 Mr. F. Montuirue's Reply ;<» Dean Inije. Mr. I". Montague, Under Sei retary foi Air, replied st West Islington to Deai Inge's criticism of t Labour Tarty. He said that the Verj Ei gentleman, who some time ago described the Labour Party as being mainly composed of wastrels,
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    75 14 A Chinese kepala and two coolies were found drowned in the river Aur .'it Port Swettenham on the forenoon of October SO, ■aya the Malay Mail. They Wit Klang to work at the Wireless Station. Tort Swettenham. nnd when crossing thc Aur river n a sampan met with difficulties owing
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    STATISTICAL LIBRARY.
    368 15 The following publications have been re ceived during the week ending November lith and au- available for public use n th«> Reference Library of the Department! of Statistic*, S.S. and K.M.s. Fullerton I Building: Writ a: andai 1 Bank of South Africa, v: Monti Review, Cape Town, Septem-
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    706 15 LYALL AND BVATTS WEEKLY RUl'ORi Btagapcre, Nov. IS. ihe Rubber and Tin markets hav- b ti. .sagged further over the aeek, with U>B on balance of £<] and £4. respective! Statistically both markets appear de-idej ly unhealthy and weight of ftfruros ma e it see. n not
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    RENONG TIN REPORT.
    196 15 I The report of the Directors of Renong Tin presented at the Meeting on October 10th. in London states: Mining title in the name of the Company for Gomhak Valley was issued on Decern ,ber 7th., 1928. The area proved on survey to be 182 acres against
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    222 15 SELLING. NoYcmber 14. I.oinlori 4 month*' si^ht „i gg London ruonths' -i_ht 2 29 London 60 days' 2 3 27|52 T.on<l<>n 80 days' bight 2 lii 16 London, demand 2 25 .52 London, T. T. 2 2;j 32 Lyon ind i 'aria demand 1 r;j II i ■<„',
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    PRODUCE.
    187 15 v 14. Tin 225 Toi I I Gambler UVS r. r Whit* Pi pper Black Fi:ik<- Tapioca 6.75 r.-;irl BagO Small AM i 0 ITS Sumo lUt I Rice, Aninn No. 2 Rke L.n.;;; Hiri Chan Hark i:-u. 81am o!.< N« i. 830 Rice, Raagct'i Biataa Rice, Ran. >on
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 15 November Mth. 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Seller* R.S.S. equal to 1 S1 Spot 26 24 > s tai K.S.s. n Tendei N 26 26 December 27 Jat-Uao 2~ Jan. -March 28 Apr.-June 29^ rone o■' .\i a i ket Quiet Latest Cab London Spo( sheet
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    CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK.
    160 15 The follow ins the .i vi senth im report of the Board of Directors of I hir.ese Commercial Bank' to tlu' sh_.rholden for pn entation to the meeting on Nov. 22nd at noon. The nett profit for the year after pi 'dinjr for bad and doubtful do'..
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    76 15 Yesterday's Alterations. Buyer Seller. 1 Kinta DvtfdffM ($1) l*T* H 2 I Klan* Rivers ,<sl) 2.50 2.60 cA 1 Malayan Collieries 00) 4»5.2.> 4b./;) PanpViKa River (•'>*> 5i Sd Pun R ab (I) 27s 6d 2Ss 6d Southern Tronoh (5») U« jUlu Klantr (sl> r^ l 60
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    184 15 YESTERDAYS RUBBER AUCTIOxN. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce I Rubber Association held its B42nd. auction I yesterday, when there was catalogued I 2,047.882 lbs.; ***** tona. Offered 1,599,796 lbs.; 714.19 tons.; Sold 1,358,444 lbs.; C0G. 44 tons. I Bpet London 7 15-I6d. I New York l." H
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    WALL STREET SLUMP CONTINUES.
    199 15 WALL STREET SLUMP CONTINUES. Preside*, and Mr. Mellon Consider the Position. [Reuter's Service. l New York. Nov. 13. To-day was another <li asl day on the Stock Exchange, leading st cks closing at new low levels. There he n no failures bo lar among age h- v. es it the
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND PENMAN LTD'S REPORT.
    215 15 Singapore, Nov. 1 1. Rubber. London 7 i."> 16<L 1 I6d up. Price at 4 p.m. (London Std.): Spot 26% Nov. 26Vi, Dec. 27, Jan.-March 28, AprilJune 29%. Quiet, steady. j 'I in. London £178 15s, Mining. Quiet. Sui\gei Ways •"..27 '8.i 85, Kuchais
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    104 15 Yesterday's Alterations. Nov. 1 Ith.. Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. I •Khan Tin 111 x s U Klantf River 2.46 2."». r > Malayan Cor. IJ.V. 99 Nawiip IVt N 90 num. i IVnawats 7<» BO South Taipfag 28 S8 i ]{aa<i Yai 7s .'wl Ss j Honyr
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      363 15 JSSOTS EXCEED $10,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FOBCE~ OVER $35,000,000 I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). BEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. N LONDON OFFICE- old Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Curt of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      357 15 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hong Kong). HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund— Sterling 6,000,000 d r. Silver $14,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 520,000,00u COURT OF DIRECTORS; N. S. Brown, Esq., Chairman. H Bel1 Es( J" D »puty
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      268 15 BANKING. MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated in England). Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed 1,800,000 Paid-up 1,050,000 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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      47 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. I (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A.D. 1720) If FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE. 1 1 Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., Messrs. HARRISONS, fl BARKER CO., LTD. fl CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (lst floor). fl A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. fl
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    OUR FRENCH VISITORS.
    673 16 DISCOURAGING CLIMATIC RECEPTION. Brugnon on the Tennis Tour. "Is it going to rain like this all day?" asked Brugnon, the French Davis Cup player, looking out of his cabin window and viewing the dripping coolies gathered on the wharves, when the steamer Andre Lebon arrived alongside yesterday
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    EXHIBITION AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    1289 16 A Memorable Afternoon. It would have bordered upon the track II Cochet and his three- compatriots had come to and gone from Singapore without giving us the exhibition of play of the highest quality to which several hundreds of us have been looking forward for the
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    126 16 During the visit of H.M.S. Titania anc Submarine Flotilla, races will be held or Sunday in the morning and afternoon, be tweer the R.N. and Club's teams. Teams: It is hoped to race six per side including 4 "A" Class and 8 "B" Class vachts. Owners are asked by
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    INTERPORT CRICKET.
    929 16 BLACK OUTLOOK FOR MALAYA. Owen Smith's Fine Century. IFREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT}. Hong Kong, Nov. 14. Malaya with seven wickets in their second innings down for the score of 174 were only 19 runs ahead of Hong Kong when following the appeal of R. L. L. Braddell, the
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    371 16 eL JOCKEYS LOSE TO A VETERAN. Man who Disapproves. The only horse race in the world in which women may ride, the Newmarket Town Plate, was won this year by a man. After a thrilling finish it was won by the oldest rider who ever took part. Mr.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    129 16 November Ladies' Spoon. Thirteen cards were taken out for the November Spoon (Stroke) and the following returned: I M PIKES' PRIZES. The entrants of the Andrew Currie Cup Competition have presented prizes to be competeel for by members of the various golf ilubs who acted as umpires
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    69 16 Scotland vs. The Rest. The Annual foursome match between Scotland and The Rest will be played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morning, the Ist. prox. Members desiring to take part in this match should sign the entry list at the Club House or communicate' with the Honorary
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    INTER-STATE RUGBY.
    66 16 Ferak XV to Meet Negri Sembilan. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh, Nov. 14. The Perak Rugby XV on Saturday at! Ipoh against Negri Sembilan for the Farleigh Robertson Trophy, will be nearly at full strength: I'onsford; Barr, Macarthur. Small wood, Robertson; Hill. Nicholson; T. Lewis. Craig. Patterson. Walker.
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    BROMHEAD-MATTHEWS SHIELD.
    52 16 Record Score by Taiping. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh, Nov. 14. In the annual Malayan rifle contest for the Bromhead-Matthews Shield the Taiping Company of the M.S.V.R. returned a score of 466 points, one point ahead of the record hy A. Company, who won in 1926. There were
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    90 16 The Council of the Football Association, has decided to award a bonus of £20 to each of the players who took part in the tour to South Africa last summer. They also decided to play representative matches with Germany and Austria if suitable arrangements can be made. It was regretted
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    27 16 45,000 spectators paid £40,000 to see the victory of Jack (Kid) Berg, of Stepney, the Whitechapel Wonder, over Spug Meyer, of Idaho, in a ten rounds contest.
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