The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 May 1931

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 13,338. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.& MONDAY, MAY 18, 1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    406 1 The International Tin Committee has decided to recommend a further restriction of tin production by 20,000 tons a year in order to secure the objects of the quota scheme Page 11. There was a duel between M. Briand and Dr. Curtius over the Austro-German Customs Union at
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    FALSE START
    1048 1 Seated in one of the modern and almost comfortable coaches of this mature West African railway, one may perhaps be allowed to recall fondly its youthful indiscretions. As thus, for instance. It was one of those sunny mornings which seem to call forth all the loudest items of
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      123 1 17 YEARS OF MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP NO KELViNATOR HAS EVER WORN OUT GETI BROS. CO., 53 Robinson Rd RAFFLES HOTEL EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION WITH MODERN SANITARY I ARRANGEMENTS f THIS EVENING 6.15 I TEA DANCE j TO-NIGHT I I SEA VIEW HOTEL I SPECIAL DINNER AND SWIMMING CARNIVAL j I PORTS SHERRIES
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      308 1 I SPECIFY j GREEN ISLAND CEMENT I BRITISH COLONIAL MANUFACTURE 1 SOLE AGENTS: 1 1 McALISTER Co., Ltd. 1 u?ji_iiiaii!is_i_^ |ebrope#hotel S "Renowned by Recommendation" jjj I SATURDAY, 2^rd MAY. _j I SPECIAL EMPIRE RACE DINNER AND DANCE. MENU. 1 ffi Malayan Appetizers j" *fi Real Malabar Turtle Soup Jjj
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      85 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS 1 nderr, notices etc. Page 9. Whiteaways for sports gear Page 6. Ovaltine rebuilds after illness Page 6. Cars from $25 at Borneo motors Page 18. Gold Bar canned foods at Littles Page 10. Week's best sellers at Kelly and WalshPage 10. Columbia op.ra records at Robinson Piano
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      17 1 17 YEARS OF MANUFACTURING LEADERSHIP NO KELVINATOR HAS EVER WORN OUT GETZ BROS. CO., 53 Robinson Rd.
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    "COMEDY OF A LETTER"
    187 2 The Soviet and the League of Nations Mom'uh, May 10. The Pres. ***** times to poke fun at what it styles "the comedy of the lctU-i that disappeared" referring to the missive from the General Secretary of Uie League of Nations. Sh Eric Drummond. suggesting in
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    DRIVER'S SNEEZE
    131 2 I One Second "Without Due Care and Attention" "It has been suggested that Pratt should have been summoned for sneezing without due care and attention." said Mr. R A. Young, defending at Nottingham Police Court, when Harry Joseph Pratt, of Nottingham, was summoned for driving a motor-van without
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    AGRICULTURAL PRICES
    143 2 The Fall in Purchasing Power Berlin. May 8. Al the result of an inquiry that has been made into the variations of the purchasing power of the agricultural population of the different nations in the last two years, it appears that the reduction would amount to from 10
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    SEVEN BABIES AT A BIRTH
    75 2 A Remarkable Lisbon Case Lisbon, May 11. For the second time only in history." so far as scientific records go. a woman has given birth to seven children at one time. The woman is the wife of a railwayman and is aged twenty-seven. All the
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    NORWAY'S NEW CABINET
    49 2 Oslo. May, 11. A new Cabinet has been formed by Mr. Kolstadt. President of the Odelsting (Lower Chamber). The Premier also *akes tl. Ministry of Finance Major Birger Braadland becomes Minister of Foreign Affairs. Four of the nire members of the Cabinet are prom men' Agrarians
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      350 2 The use of 1 1 "GRAFTON" Germicidal Soap In your bath, and 4 \AGNESIA" Dusting Powder after your bath will ensure freedom from PRICKLY HEAT. Insist on the Trade Marks "GRAFTON" and _GNESIA" as they designate superior quality MEDICAL HALL LTD. Opposite O.PO Singapore. j A DOUBLE Enjoyment in j
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      212 2 I Victoria Theatre NOTICE. OWING TO THK NON-ARRIVAL OF THE COMPANY THE Continental Revue Season is Cancelled. Victoria Memorial Hall MONDAY AND TUESDAY JUNE lst 2nd. RETURN VISIT MARTENOT. *MmmMmmmMMmmmmMMmEEEEEEEEEEEEBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE^ fu O O O O Q*Q Q OO O O Olf _B^V___ bi^_____^____^________k k j ij UI II I 1
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      235 2 THK YVKEK Monday. ISlh. H:gh Water. 11.11, M ft. 22.35. 8.8 ft. Football: Div I I.CF.A. vs. S.R.C. at Stadium. ill— III! Carnival at Sea View Hotel. 9.30 p.m. Tuesday. 19th. High Water. 11.50. 8.0 ft.. 23 05. 9.0 ft. Mentakab meeting, Harrison's Barker. 12 Football Div. I. Gloucesters vs.
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    MAN WHO KILLED SOVIET DIPLOMAT
    432 3 DEATH OF KONRADI Served in Foreign Legion Mekne.s. Once more has the French Foreign Leg-on lived up to its reputation as an asylum for men who desire to escape the world. Moroccan newspapers carried, under a Geneva dateline, a statement that Konradi, self-styled executioner of
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    BURIED FOR THREE DAYS
    226 3 Man Affed 90 Asks Rescuers for Mug of Beer Lord Bledisloe. the Governor-General of New Zealand, tells a remarkable story of an aged mans escape in the earthquake at Napier on February 3 in an official despatch to the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs. The
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    "TOMFOOLERY"
    171 3 I Marquis Warns Mr. Baldwin An attack on Mr. Baldwin and thc leadership of the Conservatives was made in the House of Commons recently by a prominent Conservative, the Marquis cf Hartinjrton heir of the Duke of Devonshire, during the debate on the Town Planning Bill. The Bill was
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    DEAD MAN AT DOORWAY
    118 3 Sister's Greeting of "You Are Looking Well" Miss Hubble, of Crystal Palace-road. East Dulwich. had returned from a walk she had i taken en her brother's suggestion, when she saw her brother standing at the doorway. c "You are looking well." she remarked. There was no
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    LONDON'S MAD HATTER
    446 3 •Mad as a hatter.'' they say. Well, can you wonder at it? Look at London's funny hats. Who but a Mad Hatter would have given the Guards thos_ enormous bearskins, that almost obliterate the head, and then doomed the mes-senger-boy to wear a silly little pill-box that
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      350 3 "«®®'*®e*®^^ Fraser S New Ltd. NATURAL (f^HLN I GENUINE |J$ MINERAL V\ *3V 11 VICHY WATER \£3k_l HH VICHYWEg| Aj HO ."TIED AT THE HOT SPRING SALITAR W by FRASER NEAVE LTD. ji _-__--_____i____^_._i-&i-ga Now Sold at $1.40 per doz. j (including bottles) J IN REPUTED PINT BOTTLES WHY PAY
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      120 3 Y^^ The Ideal Food for the Tropics The only correct alternative to breast feeding Doctors Nurses are enthusiastic about it. HUMANISET TOP.®©!; Nearest td*Mother£Milk MEDICAL HALL LTD. BATTERY ROAD. Singapore. >HpRY the new "quickX cooking" Quaker B t Oats. Now cooks in 1-5 I the time formerly re- I quired!
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      370 3 -H Iff I Estate Trust Agencies 1 f (1927) Limited. 1 BRANCHES jjj if} £1, First Cross Street MALACCA. S Ifi 11, Light Street PENANG. 2 14. Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. Jfi 3n IE jjj Registered by and Security deposited with W S the Straits Settlements Government. j£ jjj Act
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    CHAPTER XXII
    967 4 Moira is Found WHEN Felix Ferdinand, accompanied by sir Oscar Charleswood. entered the second floor room at Portarlington Terrace, and found it empty, the baronet could scarcely contain his rage at the idea of having been tricked. Protest as Ferdinand might, the other man refused to belive that
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    CHAPTER XXIII
    1789 4 Sir Oscar is too Clever TWO days later Charleswood went to visit Miss Hunter Miss Blakeney. it seemed, still lay in a state of intense weakness without speaking. According to the doctor it seemed better to leave her recovery to nature, not to press or question her. merely
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    CHAPTER XXIV
    1104 4 Terence Goes to Downlands •TERENCE O'Sulllvan in his eld guise o! stable bey thcugh he now held the reference he had got Taunton, his own Crofton Park trainer, to give him under his own two middle names of Michael O'Brien was leaning against the bar In The Four
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    FAMOUS HURDLER DEAD
    198 4 Mr. T. C. Livingstone-Learmonth, of Cambridge Lonrit. n. April 29. The death in Khartoum of Mr. Thomas Carlisle Livingstone-Learmonth, the famous Cambridge University hurdler. Is announced to-day. Educated at Winchester, Livingstone-Lear-month came to the front rapidly as a hurdler when he went up to Pembroke College. The
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    WIDER WICKETS IN THE LAWS
    92 4 But Use Still Remains Optional London, May 6. The larger wicket, which has hitherto been an experimental law, though It has been used in all County Championship matches, was tonight inserted into the laws cf crick-t propsr. in the words of Law 6 which limit
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      210 4 Keeps pyjamas and nightwear soft and "^^r_L I _A. x. *^V_ •T^^*^ To invite restful sleep, night clothes must feel soft to the skin. Avoid washing them with harsh soaps which require a lot of hard rubbing and quickly spoil the soft texture of the materials. Always make sure of
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    COLONY REPORT FOR 1930
    3274 5 E REVENUE DOWN Tapping Holiday Effect Negligible The annual report on the Colony for 1930 Btattt, Inter alia* M the close of 1929 there was a Surplus of jBS 2 millions. This fif ure decreased to 576 4 millions by the end of 1930 Ordinary Revenue
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    70 5 There is still no news of the coming issue of the various quotas to the thi mines ot Kinta. says the Times of Malaya, which adds: What will happen if, when the quotas are issued, it is found that many Chinese mines have exceeded their quotas? If reports which reach
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      234 5 iW mMfT**^m i After me The reason why "Lactogen" so make bone and muscle and flesh, often acts when everything else has and to get a good grip on life, failed is this. It is milk, which is And "Lactogen is rich full-cream nature's own food for Baby There country
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    S.S. ASSOCIATION REPORT
    960 6 USEFUL YEARS WORK Slight Membership Decline The following is the report to be presented at the annual meeting of the Straits Settle- j ments (Singapore* Association on May 19 at the Exchange. I During the year thirteen committee meetings and various sub-committee meetings, were held. Owing no
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    IN DEFENCE OF FREE TRADE
    108 6 LIBERAL POLICY Co-eperation With Labour Against Conservatives i British Radio Official Service Rugby, May 15. Mr. Lloyd George, addie.sing a Liberal con- I fei _nce at Suxton, explained the position of the Liberal Parliamentary Party, whose policy wa one of co-operation with the Government without
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    INDIA'S FUTURE
    310 6 Ex- Viceroy on Responsibility of British Democracy British Rn dio Official Service I Rugby, May 15. Lord Irwin, the former Viceroy of India, was guest at a luncheon of the British Indian Union to-day. over which Lord Reading presid- I ed. Responding to the toast of his h?alth
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    IMPERIAL ECONOMIC COMMITTEE
    144 6 Resignations and Appointments I British Radio-- Official Servic Rugby. May 15. In order to facilitate the arrangement reach*.! at the Imperial Conference that the represen- j tation of the United Kingdom and the Domi Dions on the Imperial Economic Committer 1 should henceforward b. on the same
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    DIVORCE COURT MICROPHONES
    118 6 So That Witnesses Are Heard Better Two microphones have been installed in the Divorce Court over which Lord Merrivale presides. One is fixed immediately in front of the President's seat and the other Ls on the ledge of the witness-box. The innovation is in the nature of
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    MISS KATHERINE MAYO AGAIN
    83 6 Child Marriage Act Criticized London. May 1 New York— M:ss Katherine Mayo, authoress of Mother India, has published a second volume dealing with Hindu child marriage. She declares that the Raj's Child Marriage Act was "a great April Fool joke." It was a smoke-screen to win
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    MAN'S 63 OPERATIONS
    62 6 have been in almost every hospital in London, and I have had sixty-three operations j said Michael Williams, aged forty-one, a street trader, cf Great Ormond-street. Bloomsbury. a! victim of cancer, when he was accused at the Marylebone Police Court of wilfully causing an obstruction with a
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      510 6 WHITEAWAYS s PROSSER'S SPECIAL CORONA RACKET. Made of finest English ash. with a rounded frame and neck, the shoulders are strengthened with vellum. M Strung black tropical gut Weights 12'... 13. 13'- t and 14 ozs fe Price $30.00 I Each. jj "ZENITH" I RACKET. A racket of \ery high
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    ARE YOU TAKING LIBERTIES WITH NATURE ?
    146 7 ARE YOU TAKING LIBERTIES WITH NATURE BuiH up robust strength this way. We're all inclined to go on merrily, enjoying Mil. with never a care for the way h pe Bit continually sapping our vitauex Bui ths time always comes when Nature Lassitude, a 'thoroughly run -down* 1 s (if
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    ALLEGED DISHONESTY OF I.C.S. CANDIDATE
    562 7 ALTERED MARKS How Official List was Tampered With New MM, April 22. Llogatton against an ICS. candidate that through his examination ha altered th I s viva voce examination by break:::open thi nfllctal box was made in the court F B Pool. Additional District Magi.tths
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    ANNAMITE REBEL
    112 7 Murderer of Insp. Legrand Arrested Saigon, Apr. 26. ■1 to be the youngest member of the Com-st-R volutionary Party of Indo-China, the -Id Anramite who shot and killed i Legrand during a demonstration In •ity. has been sentenced to death by the cai Tribunal age of 17. he
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    71 7 letches u_ to-day. says the Pinang of the death of Mr. Alfred Moultrie "ns, which occurred on May 7. at Sydney. ;v Many year, n^o Mr. Stephens was r own resMent Of T.umg. H? was he I Mr W 3 Stephens, and one of th" Planters cf Malaya. He was
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    STORY OF COFFEE IN JAVA
    1211 7 CULTIVATION METHODS How Industry Was Saved by "Robusta Coffee" An interesting article on coffee cultivation m Java is reprinted in the April issue of the Tropical Agriculturist from the International Review of Agriculture as follows:— In the eighteenth century and In the first half of
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    COMMUNISTS' PLANS
    103 7 All Carefully Watched, Says Prime Minister l British Radio Official Service Rugby, May 14. In the House of Commons, answering Sir Austen Chamberlain. (Cons.. West Birmingham) who called attention to the published plans of the Communist International and the Red Trade Union International for fomenting revolution in Great
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    52 7 l Mr. E. Mariotti. Branch Manager cf the Italasia Limited. Engineering Department. Penang, will proceed horn- on 1..av0 on June 13 by the M. S. Marnix St Aldegonde frcm Bela- wan-Dell. Mr. D. Zaneilato. Manager of the Italasia Limited, Import Department. Pennng, will act for Mr. Mariotti during ._is ebence.
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    IMAM'S £500 DAMAGES
    165 7 Libellous Letter in Lahore Newspapers Lender, May 8. £500 damages were awarded to Mr. Abdul Majid. Imam of the Woking Mosque and head of the Islamic Mission to E_ gland, in an action for libel against Mi. Abdulla Day. for a. letter that the defendant, who did
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    SPECIAL MEDAL FOR MADEIRA
    138 7 Distinction for Crew of H.M.S. London London. May 8. The British enilser Lendon has arrived at Portsmouth from Made::?.. The offices, warmly praised the able way In which C. o.uin Burroughs. Commander of th? London, a: ted in a difficult situation They said that en May
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    MR. GANDHI'S FIRST TALKIE
    411 8 FILMED AT BORSAD Debarred From Posing by Solemn Vow Bombay, April 30. Borsad. April 30th.— Fcr the first time in his career. Mr. Gandhi appeared as a fiim talkie star. when, with his permis.icn. a talkie film was made cf an interview with him tc-day. Mr.
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    INDIAN CONFERENCE
    329 8 Commons Complaint of Mr. Benn's Evasiveness Lender... May 4. \:i Intention to rtlr.. en the adjournment quest the acceptance by the delegates o the N _Died Round Table Conference of a principle ot the safeguards already outlined '.as announced bv Mr. Bracken in th^ House of Commons B.
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    N. W. FRONTIER REGULATIONS
    143 8 Committee to be Appointed by Raj Simla, May 1. The Raj will shortly announce the personnel *->f a Committee, fully representative of nonnfflcial opinion, to examine the working of the various regulations in force in the North-West frontier area. The Assembly demanded such an examination 'n
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    63 8 Recent Government appointments include the following Mr. B. S. Davis to act as District Officer. Christmas Island, to be an Assistant District Judge, and Police Magistrate for the Settlement of Singapore; Mr. R. p. Bingham to act as Second Assistant Protector of Chinese Singapore: Mr. A. C. McNab. Surveyor of
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    AN INTENTIONAL AIR CRASH
    371 8 MR. FORD'S STORY To Avoid More Serious Mishap A deliberate crash into the telephone pole at Fcrt Bayard in crder to avoid a more serious mishap in a clu:r_ cf trees, was the reason for Mr. Eaward Ford, the ycung Shanghai airman, ending his flight frcm
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    MAN WITH CALF'S HEAD
    144 8 Freak Who Made a Fortune From Inventions Paris. April 2. Tne Man v ith tiie Calf's Head. Paul Dcsseret by name, once a sideshow attraction at the "Greatest Show on Earth" who rivalled even the "Bearded Lady" in popularity, has died leaving a fortune of some
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    SHANGHAI ASSAULT CASE
    194 8 Pole to Pay $5,467 and Go to Gaol for 3 1 Years BtSDlstaw lfU-OVSky, 22. of Polish nationality.' was sentenced to 3'_. years* imprisonment by Judge Kuh in th. Shanghai Special District Court and ordered to pay $5,467 compensation fcr latally assaulting a Chinese colleague at the
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    SHANGHAI MINT
    180 8 Experts to Mint New China Coins Philadelphia, Pa., April 27. When two Chinese and an American expert return to China late in May or early in June the new mint erected for the Chinese National Government will start operations, it was announced here to-day. Mr. Walter F. Wong
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    REDUCED BANK RATE
    65 8 A Stimulant to Trade Recovery f ßritish Radio— Official Service 1 Rugby, Mav 14. The reduction of the Bank of England discount rate to-day from 3 to 2 per cent., which ir the lowest rate since 1909. was welcomed on the Stock Exchange when the announcement was
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      682 9 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room, Municipal Offices: Supply of 5.030 barrels of Portland Cement te Johore Waterworks. Fortnightly deliveries of 1.000 barrels
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      627 9 NOTICES. __B-B-> UPPINGHAM SCHOOL An Old Uppinshamian tiffin has been arranged at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday May 24th. (Whit Sunday). The tiffin will be held at the Residency by kind invitation of the 'Hon. Mr. A. Caldecott C.B.E. Will any O.U.s who are able to j.ttend please forward their n^mes
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      622 9 AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE of TWakowa now lying at Pulau Saigon River opposite Magazine Road. Lot Gross Tonnage 1 One Twakow No. 705 48 2 One 1357 2 7 3 One r.58 35 4 ol^ 105P 38 5 One 1060 51 6 0n <' 1061 11 7 One 1062 42
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 18. 1931. WEEK-END COMMENT
    737 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 18. 1931. WEEK-END COMMENT As foretold in the special cable of cur London correspondent recently the Tin Quota Scheme Committee has held a meeting and it has been decided to increase the restriction by nearly 16 per cent. This, if applied generally, appears to mean
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    32 10 The action between Hoe Hup trading as Tai Tong and Co.. agains. Sy.d Abdullah Badj?rei which was due to be heard by Mr. Justice Sproule on Saturday was settled out of court.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    40 10 SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, May 17. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify to-day's rubber prices as follows Spot 3*83 (3 1 16d). Forward 3 3 8 d (3 5 16d). The market is steady.
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    LATE MRS. RIPSY CARAPIET
    212 10 The burial took place at Bidadari Cemetery on Saturday, after the funeral service at the Armenian Church of St. Gregory, of Mr. Ripsy Carapiet. and was very largely attended. Wreaths were received from the following. The f amily. Daughter Regie and Arathoon Savkies. Grandchildren Jlmmie and
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    LATE MRS. MARY BULLEN
    56 10 The funeral took place at Bidadari cemetery on Saturday of Mrs. Mary Bullen. The Rev. T. R. Dean officiated. Wreaths were received from the following: Sorrowing Husband. Noelle Zanetti. Friends at No. 32 Cairn Hill Road. Capt. and Mrs. R. Wr White. Mr. and Mrs. S.
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    ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT
    48 10 Bangkok Indian Paper Merchant Charged [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT i Bangkok, May 17. A prominent Indian paper merchant was charged with embezzling a sum of 143.000 ticalr odd before the court in the first instance yesterday. He was allowed bail in the sum of 200,000 ticals.
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    RACING REVENUE
    33 10 £25,000 for Siamese Government .FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] Bangkok, May 17. Taxes on totalizators and bookmaking fees paid Government from December last to May of this year a total of £25,000.
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    FRANCO-GERMAN DUEL AT GENEVA
    231 10 THE ECONOMIC CRISIS M. Briand's Alternative to Customs Unions IKeuier's Service! G_ncva, May 16. There was a sensational France-Germa duei here this morning when the German delegate. Dr. Curtiur., told the Commission of the _uropatA Union that cutting up Europ into many new States was the
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    PR. CURTIUS' REPLY
    630 10 "Germany's Harrowing Situation" The proposed Austro-German Union wa_ th" subject of reference by M. Briand during the fcveign p_licy debate in th. French Chambe. last week. According tc b Berlin n.es~.ge of Mar. 9 vigorous reply to M. Briand v. J delivered b;: t__« Foreign Minister. Dr.
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    A WASHOUT
    25 10 Uain Spoils County Cricket .FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT 1 London, May 17. Constant rain all over the country during the week-end, spoiled cricket.
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    SECURING PEACE IN COAL INDUSTRY
    111 10 AVOIDANCE OF I)ISF>1 TKs Reasonable Disposition on Both Sides [British Rallr Official Bei ■Ku«.!»v \i Th_ position ot the mining Industry -sublet of comment by thr n Mr. S.iinwell. in a _pr_ch la I that strenuous effort- an ball new disputes and the r _a.
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    ANGLO-GERMAN TALKS
    84 10 Plans for Visit to England 3riti.ii Rua.o Official S Ruk.iv M Dr. Br..enin_ and Dr. Cuitlus England frcm Germany on tl; a p* day. Tune 5 in time for I b Foreign Office. On Saturday the] to Chequers to spend tiie rkPrime Minister, when oppoit;: to discuss questions
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    SPEEDING UP AIR MAILS
    87 10 Faster Services to India and Africa [British Radio Offi Ra India will be brought w.tnit 'England and Central Africa .nl\ days by the accelerated air -mat] Imperial Airways beginning to- This is possible through am and Greece and the Introduction faster flying boats on the <..->
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    DISSATISFIED LABOUR
    53 10 125,000 French Workers to Strike To-day [Reuter's Service 1 Rouh.iiv _.»> I* A hundred and twenty-five thousand in the Roubaix-Tourcoing zone h der.d cy the Textile and Oa Union to strike to-morrow in opp employers' proposals to reduce Mental -worker. transport- worktis and engaged in the textile iiiet-nvs
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    MR. SNOWDEN'S HEALTH
    66 10 Recovery of Lost Ground [British Radio— Official S< Rukl)>. M.»* |h It was announced at the Cham Ik* ol Exchequer's hcu?e to-day that Mr who had been confined to bed owtaf to after the Budget debate, follow im: 00 hll cent illness, had mad- good the leal
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    FREE COUNTRY
    51 10 Public Enjoyment of Mountain and Moor I British Radic -Oili< u E Bagto Mij H The text of a Bill is issued ba bers of the three parties securing to the public the rigti to uncultivated mountain BDd the purposes of recreation or I tistic study, subject to
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    ANCIENT BUILDINGS
    47 10 Handsome Gift to Pronation Society I British Radio— Official B Runlet v Lord Esher. presiding at a BMOttl ciety for the Protection of AIM yesterday, announced the anon £20.000. which would be Mad b the repair and maintenanr of il lngs. on an economic basis
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    KAYE DON
    42 10 Speed Trials on 1 ito Garda I British Radio- -Official B Ru-!-' v1 'J Kaye Don made three tDtti England II on Lake Garda ycst. over 100 kilometres an hour A was subsequently fitted and furthei will be made to-day
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    TIN RESTRICTION TO BE INCREASED
    359 11 Further Cut of 20,000 Tons EITERNATIONAL COMMITTEE'S RECOMMENDATION lurther restriction of tin production to the extent of 15.9 cent of present quotas is recommended to the countries partiting in the international scheme, as a result of a meeting of International Tin Committee which took place
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    CENTRAL F.M.S. AND STATE COMMTTEES
    101 11 tion with the tin restriction Chirf Secretary tc Government 'wl the following to be members central committee for the F.M.S. Warden of Mines. Mr. F. J. Mr A H. Flowerdew. the Hon. Ah Wing. J. P.. Mr. Choo Kia Peng. ind Mr. A. J. Kelman.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT FUND
    39 11 Ii Sta *c Contribution Estimated at £88,000,000 una service— copyright i Londcn, May 15. BondfloM stated in the House this afternoon that it was estiBtftte ccnt_bution to the UnPund and transit _::a1 benefits .»uld amour.t io £33.000.000.
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    INSURANCE LOSSES
    25 11 I'KESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHTI Bangkok, May 17. loOMt sustained by European and "_>anie:s in Bangkok during the past nU_ total over a million ticals.
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    JAPAN'S EPIDEMIC OF FIRES
    135 11 TWO MORE OUTBREAKS. The Fifth Within a Week [Route. Tar Eastern Service! Tokio, May 17. Seven hun .'.red h_ures were destroyed in a Arc in ICataae, a c;ty in the "Lafcadio Hearn country." M .ny hotels v err gutted The damage is umat-d rt several million
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    FIRES CONTINUE
    171 11 Pandemonium in Cinema Outbreak Tokyo. May 11. The succession of fires continues. Seventy houses were burned dewn this morning at Niigata City, while nin? firemen were very seriously injured and 12 slightly hurt when the truck takirg them homeward from the fire plunged into the Chinano River. Fourteen
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    CHINA'S FUTURE
    141 11 Outline by Chiang Kai-shek [Reuter's Far Eastern Service! Nanking. May 17. Chiang Kai -chek. addressing the closing meeting of the People's Convention this morning outlined the future policy of the National Government. First the National Government will mfike every effort to strengthen unity in the country with strict
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    CAIRO ELECTIONS
    87 11 Britisher Killed in Riots [Reuter Service] Cairo, May 17. After killing a police officer at Mitgamr yesterday, a crowd collided with troops, who fired on them. Six rioters were killed and 23 wounded. The casualties at Cairo include Mr. Cypriot (a British subject* who was killed during the
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    U.S. TRADE
    50 11 Exports Reach Lowest Total [Reuter's Service] Washington, May 11. The lowest total value of exports from the United States since 1914 was recorded last April, the figures being $210,000,000 compared with nearly $332,000,000 in April 1930. while imports in the same periods were respectively $187,000,000 and nearly $308,000,000.
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    JAPAN AND THE SILVER PROBLEM
    104 11 WORLD CONFERENCE "Success Extremely Doubtful" [Reuter's Far Eastern Service] Tokio, May 17. A meeti .g to-day of officials and leading 'Jaipa-e-e business men, called by Mr. Inouye, the Minister of Finance, to discuss the silver question .rform.-lly, decided that various circumstances rendered it inadvisable for
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    THE MEXICAN ASPECT
    344 11 [Reuter's Service] Mexico City, May 16. In order to ttay the fluctuations of the silver peso, American gold currency is to be largely imported and circuited. Bankers who met, came to the conclusion that the public desire <?old currency, and also decided to form a consortium to
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    PAPAL BROADCAST
    77 11 Address to Crowd of 80,000 [Reuter's Servicel Vatican City, May 16. Eighty thousand working men and women from 22 nations gathered in the courtyard of St. Damasus to hear an address by the Pope. His Holiness, who amazed everyone by his unbounded energy, spoke very clearly for over
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    JAPANESE ARMY
    56 11 Minseito Party's Economy Proposals I Reuter's Far Eastern Service] Tokio, May 17. For the purpose of reducing army expenditure the Minseito Party leaders have decided to recommend Government to consider the reduction of the Japanese army by three divisions, the abolition of various military institutions, and the amalgamation
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    INTER-VARSITY ATHLETICS
    43 11 Manchester University's Success TFREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, May 17. In the inter-Varsity athletic championship at Fallowfield. Manchester, Manchester University led with 60 points. London University the former holders, were second with 57 points and Durham University third with 41 points.
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    HALF SHOT AT SUNRISE
    144 11 Return Season at the Capitol After running for a highly successful week's season, British International production "The Middle Watch" makes way at the Capitol to-night for a special two nights' return presentation of the Radio comedy "Half Shot at Sunrise" in which the famous pair of
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    BRITAIN'S RYDER CUP TEAM
    263 11 SIDE CRITICISED T. H. Cotton Should be Included [Reuters service I j London, May 15. j Duncan and Syd Easterbrook. of Knowk, have been selected for the British Ryder, Cup team against America on June 26 at Scicto, Columbus. It is iionical that Cotton is not
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    SOUTHPORT TOURNAMENT
    97 11 j Victory for T. H. Cotton [Reuter's Servicel London May 15. I T. H. Cotton the young Lar.gley Park professional won the Southpcrt £1.500 Tourna- ment. having rounds of 68 and 72. to make his aggregate 287. J [Cotton is only 24. He turned professional when he was
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
    34 11 Scotland Trounced in Vienna < (Reuter's Sendee] I Vienna. May 16. j Austria defeated Scotland at soccer to-day by 5 goals to nil. Brussels. May 16. England defeated Belgium 4—l at soccer today.
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    GLOOMY COMMENTS
    65 11 [FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London. May 17. After the French defeat of England by 5 goals to 2 at Association football, there is equally gloomy comment on the defeat of Scotland by Austria yesterday by 5 goals to nil. It is suggested that the teams were tired and
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    CRICKETER DROWNED
    86 11 Worcestershire Player's End at Burton [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT i London, May 17. Cuffe (Quaiffe?) the Worcestershire cricketer, has been found drowned at Burton. He had been for some time acting as coach at Repton. Mr. Bernard W. Quaiffe was 32 years of age. He batted for Worcestershire
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    KENTUCKY DERBY
    50 11 Win for Mrs. Payne Whitney's Twenty Grand [Reuter's Service] Louisville, May 17. The Kentucky Derby (ten furlongs) to-day was won by thc favourite, Mrs. Payr.e Whitney's Twenty Grand, in the record time of 2 minutes 1 4-5 seconds. Twenty Grand's $3 stake tote returned $3.76 for a win.
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    RENE LACOSTE
    52 11 Intends to Come Back Next Year [FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London. May 1 7. It is stated that Rene Lacoste, the famous French tennis star, intends to come back in j 1932. He has been out of the game for some time owing to ill-health and recently underwent
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    1,000 METRES RECORD
    40 11 Woman Clios 4 Sees, off Time TFREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT] London, May 17. At Stamford Bridge Miss Lunn, Birchfield Harriers, did the 1,000 metres in 3 min. 4-2 5 sees, beating the world's reccrd by four seconds.
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    THE MALAYAN TURF
    2449 12 SINGAPORE RACES Conclusion of a Successful Meeting THI. RACING ANALYSED Delightful weather fnourcd the final day of the Spring professional meeting en Saturday and thei was a very large attendance at the Couise. His Excellency the Officer Administering the Gcvcn.ment and party and Hi Highness the Sultan
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    ANALYSIS OF THE MEETING
    894 12 We publish below our customary analysis of the meeting: HORSES PLACED J Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 3 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 110 1 I 0 1 1 0
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    ESTATE MANAGER'S DEATH
    100 12 Mr. SL H. Hannay of Ipoh Rubber Estates .From Our Own Correspondent! Ipoh, May 16. The death occurred in Batu Gajah Hospital of Mr. M. H. Hannay. manager of the Ipoh Rubber Estates Coy., from blackwater fever after a brief illness. At the largely attended funeral last
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    ENGINEER'S CLAIM
    45 12 Judgment Reserved in Prospecting Case I IFrom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, May 16. The case. in which Mr. Audas. mining engineer, claimed $7,700 from Dr. Rogers for salary, and option money, concluded late yesterday after a three days hearing, judgment being r erved.
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    60 12 In connection with the celebrations of the' sixty-ninth birthdav of H.H. the Sultan of' Kedah Sir Abdul Hai.iid Halimshah _Clf G and the golden jubilee of iiis reign, it is interesting to record that he was the -.ounge.t memb.r of a Malayan Royal Family to acccd2 to a throne and
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    THE CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL
    615 12 CONSULAR APPEAL Tiresome and Turbulent Boys !By Our Chinese Correspondent. As a result cf the committee and guardians f meeting cf the Singapore Chinese High School held l-rcently In the local Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the school was declared cpen on the Mth instant after a
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    AUSTRALIAN AIR MAILS
    269 12 The Seconi Experimental Flight Information has been received from the Austialian Post Office that the second return flight from Australia to India and Great Bn- tain has been slightly delayed. The aircraft i will leave Port Darwin on May 19th. and the following schedule is tire posed:
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    105 12 The Morning Post in mail week published an excellent photograph taken during the performance of the new musical play "White Hoiv.e Inn" which, under Sir Oswald Stoll_ management, Ls enjoying a successful run at I the London Coliseum. This is of interest to I Mali yan theatre-goers, since one of
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    BRITAIN'S AIRSHIP POLICY
    317 12 AMERICAN OFFER British, |j jl And Gen*. Experts May Combing in the light of the announc m day of th? British Qovernmei r 'vhe followine artit :le Fn thi \y mail week is q| Inters I I understand sya im v probable that ex,; rts Qwai Brit
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    MIDDLESEX REGIMENT
    363 12 Annual Reunion Dinner The eighth an mal reunion dll Middlesex Regiment was held at thf I Hotel, on Friday, eight old menin Reg.ment and six guests being pom decrease in numbers attending brrs being Home' on le ..ve. imilll and the slump After the toasts of H M.
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    LAW NOTICES
    24 12 Mondav Mas 18th B-forc the Acting Chief ttsßtii .'curt: Judgment BUttummi Chambers. Originating Summon Bffcre Mr. Justice u'ltrckitl I" cond Court: Assize..
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    57 12 The document produced not fully proved to be- th- one allegd they saw the arci ..1 thi before arrest. Tan Chong. char sizes before Mr .Tu .ice- H 1 with being In possession of ment. was found nut guilty I [tharped. Loo ong Joo snd I were both sentenced to
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      1099 13 M. J. Turnbull as England's Captain <By Dutch Air Mail* (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 27 Cricket is of course the important game now we have had the Football Cup Final and we are again hearing the public cry for "brighter cricket.'* The legislators are still
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      THRILLS AT NOTTINGHAM
      439 13 Voce and Lar wood in Form Lim .ton. May 7. A hectic century in three -quarters of an hour by Voce, in which he hit two sixes and three 4's in succession off the Glamorgan bowling followed by a hat-trick by Larwood. who took eight wickets for
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      OXFORD'S SORRY SHOW
      527 13 London, May 8. A sorry show was put up by Oxford against York-hire :o-day. when thc Varsity was skittled cut for 83 in their second innings. With che exception cf Hone, they shewed no nght against *.he Tyk bowling, which was helped by the overnight rain, ar.d
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      27 13 The Goh Loo Club. Singapore, has been exempted from registration; the Er Woo Amateur Musical and Dramatic Association, Singapore, and the Singapore KhaLsa Association, have been registered.
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    536 16 WOMAN'S DEATH Consular Officer and Chinese "Law" Peking, April 23. Considerable attention has been attracted to the case of Mr. J. Haeussler, secretary of the German Consulate at Mukden, who was recently convicted by the Chinese courts on a charge of having negligently caused the death of
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    432 16 Bishop's Reply to a Blackmail Suspect Sydney. April 13. Believed to belong to an old English family. Edwin Cosmo de Satge. aged 21. alias Edwin Stewart, who is charged with having with menaces of force demanded £100 of the Rt. Rev. Lewis Bostock Radford (Bishop of
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      394 16 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. W dnoocporated fin CRJL) GENERAL AGENTSNEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Boston, New York Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Suez). D 8atl ttmm M.S. SILVERSANDAL May 19 May 25 m MS. SILVERWILLOW June 2 June 8 July M M.S. SILVERYEW June 16 June 22 July ye For
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      182 16 X* NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ir#a_l» (Incorporated Ic %m^^^ m^^ Germany). The undernoted are the Company I MEM t fixtures: OUTWARDS. DERFFLDSGER For Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai. Taku. Dalny and Tsingtau LIPPE For Saigon. Japan Port* and Vladivostock HAVEL For Hong Kong. Sha: Taku. Dalny. Tsingtau and Kobe Jm SCHLESIEN For Yokohama.
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      683 16 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Kuala Pahang. Pekan, Sungei Lembing and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. 6 ajn. Bangkok every Thursday 6 ajn. Kota Tlnggrl. Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Talping. Penang and Kedah and Lower 6iam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6
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      25 16 Genoa Maru, Morioka Maru, (Japan): Dukat, (Nor); Mijer, Senang. Van Linschoten. Mambang, Belawan. Togian. Toba, Toboali. <Dut> May 17— de Weert. Rokan. <Dut>; K.tone (Brit).
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      210 17 TRAITS-CHINA- JAPAN CONFERENCE Mav 14th., the following rates on in cases are established mg 9.00 per 50 cu. ft. 10.00 10.00 PORT HEALTH ing is the health bulletin of the tm' eastern bureau for the week Mb. Pfbdad 1 plague cases and 3 deaths; 2 li c.xanthematicus and 2 deaths.
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      DREDGING
      95 17 L Eastern Shore of Malacca Strait r Kuantan when at work will illowtng ..gnals By day. A the yard arm on the side on which pass and a red flag at the yard -ide which vessels must not pass. The lights of a vessel at anchor. I 21, until
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      37 17 rmattoa having been received that cho■ts In an epidemic state at Saigon, it is by HLs Excellency the Officer Admithe Government that the port of Saimfected place fcr the purposes of OrNo. 157 (Quarantine Prevention of
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      SPRING CLEANING THE FLEET
      246 17 Dockyard Hives of Activity ihipt of the Atlantic Fleet are back in porta after their spring cruise. Now things must be done during the month Beet is once again on the move. A number of the ships must be docked for cai examinations or repairs. Three
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      MISHAP TO BERENGARIA
      62 17 ground off Sandy Hook London, May 8. For the second time in successive riant lin.r Berengaria. flagship of Beet, went aground to-day. this i oil Sandy Hook, while ploughthrough a thick rnist and heavy Boated after three hours, with the ;< numb?r of tugs. Merchant Service now
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      523 17 Sir R. Rostron in Retirement Southampton. April 19. A man stood on the bridge of the third largest liner in the world. A law that has not its equal in any part of the world was his to enforce. A thousand men or more seaman, steward, purser,
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      HUSTLE ON THE CLYDE
      364 17 Wonder Liner to be Launched Next Year Great efforts, I understand, are being made to hustle the building of the new 73.000-ton Cunarder on the Clyde so that she may be launched in February of next year, writes a Daily Express correspondent. It is probable that
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      R.M.S.P. COMPANY
      89 17 Attorney-General Calls for Documents In connection with the recent issue of summen'es against Lord Kylsant and Mr. Morland (auditor) in connection with the affairs of the RMS P. a mail week paper states that Sir William Jowitt, ihe Attorney -General, replying io a question in Parliament, said he
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    HONG KONG'S SHIPPING LAST YEAR
    478 17 THE ANNUAL REPORT Record in Ocean Going Boats Despite the fact that there were 73 fewer entrances and clearances of ocean-going ships last year as compared with 1929, the tonnage of ocean-going boats constituted a record in the history of the port of Hong Kong.
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    WHITE STAR SCHEME
    362 17 Air Bookings by Wireless In order that Atlantic passengers approaching Europe from the United States should be able to book seats in air expresses outward bound from London, or charter special aeroplanes for urgent journeys, arrangements have just been completed between Imperial Airways and the White Star
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    FOURTH DESTROYER FLOTILLA
    138 17 The Fourth Destroyer Flotilla, commanded by Captain H. Hext Rogers. M.V.0., 0.8.E., in H.M.S. Broke, is due to arrive at its home ports on being withdrawn from service in the Mediterranean. A new Fourth Flotilla is to be constituted from the destroyers of the "Beagle" class built
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    966 19 The New Dutch Growers' Association Amsterdam. April 14. rtani move Ls again being taken in tb.- attempts of Dutch rubber grow_mve at a forced restriction of output ition with the British growers, of I am able to give exclusive information Correspondent of the Financial ollowing circular, dated 11th
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    428 19 To-Day 's Price Changes. EXCHANGE RATES May 16. SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2,3 ***** London, 3 months' sight 2 3 ***** London, 60 days' sight g|3 25|32 London, 30 days' sight 2|3 3 4 London, demand 2(3 23|32 London, T.T. 2 !3 11 |lg Lyons and Paris, demand 1430
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    916 19 SATURDAY. CLOSING Q Buyers Sellers. ■usam Kumbang 206 22s 6d Austral Malay 18a td 21s Ayer Hitam Tin (ss» 10s 9d lis 6d Bangrtn Tin 12s 13s Bat&ng Padang ($l) 18 15 Batu Caves ($1) 32 u, 37 u, Bukit Arang ($1) 30 40 nom. Surmah Malay
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    127 19 Changes in Representative Prices I United Press Association New York 15, 16. American Can Common 102 iOO' 4 Cities Servic (Com.) 13 13 Columbia Gas and Electric 29 s 28', Curtis Wright 31, 3w_ Electric Bond and Share Con). 40 40 t General Electric Co. 41
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    415 19 Latest Library Additions The following Publications were issued or received by the Department Of T*. Matin, S.S. and F.M.S.. during the wc >k ended May 13th, 1931 and are available for public- uaa In tho Reference Library. Fullerton Building Issued by the Department: Return of Colony Stocks at
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    56 19 Siamese Tin Syndicate's Profit [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT Lcndoi May 17. llajan* rap art showa 10-.s of £9*;... Thi amm of 'J 13 287 is I; inu carried forwi rd Langapccra ate prying no prafei nee dividend in June Tin B lama Tin Syndicate reports a gross
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    95 19 Annual General Meeting Tn- annual (antral meet«ng c;f the Hotel van Wijk Co.. Ltd was h-ld on Saturday .L the offices of the BOriTlailai "Messrs (i-tt.y and Bateman.. Mr. O R. s Bat-man presided, and th- others present wei Mee is A J. Zylotra and J. M
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