The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 September 1931

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press £(>. 13,445. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S£. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1931. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    414 1 During the Commons debate on the unrest m the Atlantic Fleet it was stated by Sir Austen Chamberlain that cases of hardship will be promptly investigated Page 11. If is estimated that there will be three million unemployed m British next year, according to Mr. Neville Chamberlain,
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    1274 1 Quicquid ugunt homines nostn est farrago Libelli Juvenal Rotary makes strange bedfellows or rather tiffin fellows one is tempted to remark, if all chat is heard about the local exploits of one of its most recent guests is to be credited. Singapore tradespeople seem to ha\i
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      205 1 BiGIA TEA Brinfi the freshness lan fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. Raffles Hotel /^vRJKDAY, SEPTEMBER 80th /^Sb cs^&'/ GRAND CONCERT S&^&Zt' MONIA LITTER v< V^A^^V -and- y^^s> v^ f* N :>s Concert Orchestra v^^O^^^^/ IID F f T (Jfa ,-iiarfe for admission) v^^L^<> ll^L v^ <2T
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      160 1 THE EUROPE HOTEL SUNDAY CONCERT PROGRAMME 9.15 P.M. TO 11 P.M. Valse Hawaienne, Koloa, Szulc Overture, Martha Plotow Selection, A Musical Switch, Alford Suite, Three Dances from Henry VYII (1. Morris Dance. 2. Shepherds Dance. 3. Torch Dance). German INTERVAL 10 MINUTES Fantaisie, Coppelia, arr. Tavan Piano Solo, Campanella, Paganini
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      186 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS JeffrejTS' Beer lab?ls competition Pane 4. Simmons' bedsprlngs frcm rrinhtto Fife 8. Sunlight K oap carries a guarantee ot purity Pag° 8. Auction sale of Australian sheep by Checng Koon Seng Page 2. Noti?' s by Government Ifaaopolta v.r Municipality Pice 2. CHRYSLER RIDING EASE j RAFFLES^HOIEL "MONIA
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    M. REYNAUD'S VISIT TO THE EAST
    410 2 French Colonial Minister Paris. Sept. M. It b conlirmed that M. Reynaud will toavi Paris to-morrow at 9.20 p.m. for Marseilles, and will embark on the D'Artagnan on Friday at 4 p.m. The Minister for the Colonies hsa told the Press that his Journey
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    72 2 Mr. R:im Nath Biswas, late usher of the Singapore Marine C-urt. on a round-thi-w-jrld tour on bicycle and foot has arrived m Bangkok by the Valaya from Singora. Mr. Biswas is thirty-six and first left Singapore on tht 7th JJ July last. He found the road bad between Chen« Loon
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      436 2 BUSINESS CARDS. ~MAE3LE FLOORING TILES. SINGAPORE CASKET CO., Nos. 1 3. Penhas Road, Oft* Lavender Street Phone 6075. BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. NUGENT BUCKERIDGE Highest Class VV<irk Levies! Rates LAIDLAVV BUILDING— "marble chippings, road mktal lime for sale Delivery ex Railway Siding Alongside Quarry. Marble Tombstones and Memorials m Stock.
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      690 2 TENDERSsingapore 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 m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices Supply of 3.000 Galvanized Nightsoil Pails for Town Cleansing Dept. Delivery of 2.000 pails to be
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      300 2 suggest thaf^^k you ask your nearest W distributor to show you W H tlie complete line- of RAY* j I O-VAC Bectrtc Torches I and RAY-O-VAC Bat* M terras* There are no s? better made* illustrated Catalogue Tent without charge upon ENCIKEERINC DECREE! THAT ASSURE YOU OP SUCCESS t»vH«e«rl««9 i*
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      592 2 AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE SIX HUNDRED AUSTRALIAN SIIKIp To be held at Ihe Asiatic Ctttk Co.s She'd, at Kampong Ampat otl R On Wednesday, Sept. 23rd, at 11 a .m <To be sold m Lots to suit purchasers, xNOW ON VIEW Singapore, September 18th, 1031. CHEONo koon kkhq RE HOTEL
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      183 2 THE WEEK Saturday. 19th High Water. 03.21. 7.7 ft.. 14.31. 8.5 ft. Musical Festival, Memorial Hall. 9.15 p.m. Golf: Racecourse G.C. monthly medal (bogey). Autumn Cup Competition. Singapore Goli Club. Rugby: S.C.C. practice games. South Johore vs. A (M.G.; Co. SVC ;it Johore Bahru. Sunday. 20th High Water. 05.03, 7.0
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    NORTH AND SOUTH TROUBLE
    1705 3 IRELAN IVS PREDICAMENT Where Religious Factions Strive (From Our Own Correspond ■jin< Dublin, Aaff. 17. Rioting broke out m Armagh, Lisburn, Portadown and other places m thq fcorth on Satur-' day last following Lady Day demonstration:, ■ol the Ancient Order ol Hibernians* These riots" were the
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    21 3 Tlr by mapi trate: Would the gap i:i the h de, ?<lmit the lony? Witr.?s>: Ye" the 'orry ■Bads t!-r gap.
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    SENATOR SHOT
    399 3 Young Woman Calls a Doctor New York, .\up. 11. Mr. Boy T. Y.iu-s. aged 3G. the youngest Member ut the New Jersey State Senate, is lying near d^ath m a hospital m New York with a bullet wound m thi» abdomen inflict :d while he was visiting the
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    28 3 Magistrate at So.-th rr" V.h v dM *:iv fence happen? Cn^f'j San* pl.«c ;uv street. EBOIS sprt nr~ tr> >. M >■•; t;;»t«: Th-ie will b,« t»v or f:; j
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      259 3 STEPHENS' INK (om bines fluidity and durability— the true test of a good Ink. BLUE-BLACK 511.25 Per Dozen Stone Bottles of 40 ozs. 1.25 each 1. KIKKIItO X Co., Ltd. STATIONERS PRINTERS ENGRAVERS V V «ma 1 VY T a|pi^yi'^ iV J» i^Ct^» ,^fl Aw 1 fcimi m^m^F^^m^ -*^-I*^ 'i^^^rvT^mTEl^m^
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      69 3 h gjpjf Tfcg_ST RE AM LINE IPlif! OIL RENOVATOR Removes every particle of t^^Jk I l| rt from used lubricatin*^ P lubricant equal to new Recent hpnut I^^-^S^C^ A^J^. k^ m /9 England Wales uraen aw.- /j\dja stores dept. i I t liters, run jab. Sole Agents UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED.
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    34 YEARS OF MOTOR CAR MAKING
    888 4  -  E. Y. WATSON U.S.A. "BIRTHDAY" Unbroken Record of Production BY Detroit. One of the parent plants of the automobile industry is to celebrate its thirty-fourth birthday soon. Thirty-four years ago (1897) there was incorporated at Lansing. Mich., what was then Known as the Olds
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    SWAN STOPS RACE
    91 4 Entangled m Rowing Crew's Oars. A swan spoilded an exciting finish m the annual eight-oar race between crews representing Eton and Windsor on the River Thames above Windsor. The crews were racing side by side, and a keen contest was m prospect when the swan got entangled
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    A SWEET TOOTH
    445 4 Man Stunned With Stick Of Rock Reginald Bowles (50). market gardener, of Delaval Terrace. Gosforth. who was fined 20s. at Newcastle-on-Tyne Police Court for assault, was stated to have hit Benjamin Patrick on the head with a stick of mint reck, knocking him unconscious. The incident occurred
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    WEDDING STOPPED
    172 4 Registrar's Ban on Indian Couple The Registrar-General has instructed the Hampstead Registrar to refuse a marriage licence to an Indian couple on the grounds that, m the view of the Registrar-General, the woman is already married according to Hindu law. Mr. Prasad Krishna, banker and grain merchant, of
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    37 4 Our arts and crafts have reached a very high level, and yet we have given to the world J the impression that of all the powers we are I the most Philistine. Mr. H. K. L. Fisher.
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS
    314 4 By Lieut. Col. M. J. T. Reilly, M.C., Commanding S.S.V.F. RANGES Buses leave Drill Hall Sat: Sun: B. T. R. F. R. 2 p.m. 7.30 a.m. 19.9.31 T. "B" all casuals T. "A" all casuals Ist. Bn. S.S.V.F. 2nd Bn. S.S.V.F. 20.5.31 do do 26 931 Spore
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    OLD-AGE PENSIONER SENTENCED
    143 4 £2,000 m Bank While Getting Relief Sentence of one month's imprisonment was passed by Mr. Dummett at the Marylebone Police Court on an old-age pensioner who, it was alleged, obtained outdoor relief without disclosing that he had £2.025 m a savings bank. The defendant, Thomas William Clist,
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    23 4 17th. "A" (M.G.) Coy. S.V.C. vs. "A" (M.G> Coy. Gloucestershire Regt. S.C.C.; January 2nd. "A" (M.G.) Coy. S.V.C. ys. "B" Coy SVC B.C.C.
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      772 4 Drink JEFFREY S BEER and obtain both profit* pleasure. < *«b prisr* totalling $-M** mu»t be won Ihi* month: The Jeffrey's Beer label-choosing competition closes Sept. 30th* If you have not already received a voting form ask your dealer for one. Study carefully the seven label designs displayed thereon. Select
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    CENSORSHIP OF FILMS
    558 5 NEW COMMITTEE Home Secretary's Advice The Home Secretary has advised County Councils and other licensing athorities to form a Consultative Committee to confer with, and adivse the British Board of Film Censors. It is probable that this Consultative Committee, when it comes into operation, will consist of
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    33 5 At a gymnastic di play m London a boy scout threw thiity somcrs^ulti m fifty-three seconds. There ihculd now be no need for him to dc another good turn for a month. Punch.
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    "ADMIRAL OF NEW ENGLAND"
    391 5 One of the Greatest of the Smiths Of the great and famous family of the Smiths ncne better deserves commemoration than Captain John Smith, "sometime Governor of Viiginia and Admiral of New England." as recorded en the tablet to his memory m the Church of St.
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    27 5 It is understood that the aviation companies are trying to supprers the report issued by a statistician that flying is as safe as walking. Thomaston <Ga.> Times.
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      461 5 mmmm THE Singapore Free Press (Daily and Weekly Editions). H ead Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. telephone: 6056. Cable Address: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazn each morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special
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      390 5 yH The Smile that is spreading over Malaya! y^^R f^ l 8 Agents for S. Ma/aya, Sarawak, etc. 1 LOSE FAT THIS WAY No matter how fat you are or how flinch you hate to iret out aiul walk a couple of miles If you will take half a teaspoon
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    Three First Class Cinemas for Singapore
    1263 6 Three First Class Cinemas for Singapore i TLM NOTES Pavilion Re-Opening: Coming Attractions [By Our Film Coi-respondent] "liriTH regard to the Capitol, little need be said of the film now being screened. Old English. Goorge Arliss has already established himself by his magnificent performance m Disraeli as one of the
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    NEW BRITISH FILM STAR
    288 6 Her Photograph was Her Fortune Hero is stun of how curiously fate works m filmland: A little while Ago a well-known West-End actress was posed for a "still" photograph of a c cene m an unimportant British film. To complete the picture a character .actor and
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    Need for the Coach in English Football
    848 6 Too Much Machine^Like P/ ay Why the Continental Sides Have fmprored' Their Coming British Tour A very interesting feature of the Association Football season m the United Kingdom will be the visit of Spain and Austria. In recent years British prestige has suffered
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    ABOUT PATHE PLAYERS
    215 6 ANN HARDING Ls an accomplished J equestrienne, having learned to ride at a I I cavalry post, where her father was sta- J tioned when she was a child. i HARRY BANNISTER is one of the J tallest leading m^n m talking pictures. being 6 feet 2
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    JACKIE COOPER
    308 6 £15.000 A Year for Boy Film Star Jackie Ccoper. aged seven, has Just been signed up by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company on a five-year contract at £15.000 a year. Young Cooper first achieved prominence by his performance m the name-part of "Skippy," a picture bused on the newspaper strip
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    A RADIO AIR PICTURE
    69 6 Radio Pictures announce that plans are m prccess of formation for an air picture which will measure up to the high standard of other pictures of this class. To this end they have purchased the screen rights of "The Lost Squadron," the vivid biography of a
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    THE EXTRA
    521 6 Hoping for Success m the Future WO other trade offers its apprentices so little financial return as that of screen acting, it has been declared m Hollywood. ThLs information regarding extras, those serving apprenticeship m this profession, was made known m a report issued by Fred Datig. casting
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    UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF WORK
    304 7 UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF WORK DISTRESS IN AMERICA ki m l>ou r Challenge to Industry New Ytrk, Aug. 13. d »<»i the formulation by the Govern- tfective policy of employment relief istfCM next winter was imde by the Federation of Labour through Its Council meeting at Atlantic City. boiir Council placed the
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    14TH CENTURY FIND
    273 7 kWall Paintings m a Church Aylesbury. Aur. 14. portanl 14th Century wall-paintings of St. Oopbrr and St. Catherine are being un-im-d m the parish church of Little Missen- Buckinghamshire, under the direction of t E. W Tristram. Royal College of South Krnsington. I I luge hgure of
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    "THE MARCH TO PARIS IN 1914"
    180 7 NtUn Refutation of German Ilruvst-K Aug. 13. am utlcte is printed m to-day's r( >t«-.st against the allegations con- book entitled "The March to H« H by the German Field-Marshal iv- lify1 ify the massacres of Louvain. •OB Kluck says that inhabitants hidden m
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    15 7 Tv T -ngu. (District* Association r '1 meeting on September 20th. iffice-b-arers for the rurrrnt
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    IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM
    226 7 IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM RECENT ACQUISITIONS Unauthorised Copies of Pictures Recent acqu sitions by the Imp-rial War Mv: urn South Kensington, include a pock t edition of Handel's "Messiah- which wtm damjaged by shrapnel. The owner, who curi-d th.» book m his pocket, was wounded by -i f»a->m -nt ol shell.
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    2,714,359 OUT OF WORK
    514 7 Highest British Total on Record The Secretary to the Ministry of Labour announces that it is estimated that on July 27. 1931. there were approximately 9.174,100 insured persons aged 16-64 m employment m Great Britain. This was 97.000 less than a month before, and 549.500 less
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    74 7 Mr. E. C. G. Barrett. M.C.S.. has been pc«ted to Alof Star to take the place of Mr. L. S. Freer who has resigned from the service and left for "New Zealand where, it is understood, he will practice law. I Mr. S. Muthiah Nadar, well-known toddy farmer, who was
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    950 7 Monday, Augv. 31. In the morning His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices. Mr. R. J. Curtis, A.D.C. represented His Excellency at the Reception given by the Consul General of the Netherlands East Indies m hcnour of H.M.
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    104 7 Tin- F.MS. Bar is onjoj-inj? a rapid iMItMe m tts membership roll. A barrister of Lincoln Inn v.as admitted on Thursday last, while tv«, old boys (brothers) of Uw Methodist Boys School are to apply to the Suprenn- C >urt for their admission. Mr. E. B. Williams is due buck
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      223 7 M most stubborn beard and makes W '-"SvW'ri <»>■*'" o/''i M! it ready for easy, comfortable j 11 /pfjl V i| %OeCC-gfdomMWan I S V^W^^S F r mCn> tO eXquisite 47/r is a m °dern 3 v toilet ne cessiry. A liberal quantity m wash S 3 "WirGetiuine S^^H basin
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    WORLD'S BEST MUSIC FOR PARIS
    657 8 INTERNATIONAL CENTRE The Training of Students Paris. Before &c yvu out it is huped that Paris will h tv* stinted work on her Internationil Musical CeBIT*. The enterprise is philanthropic rather than commercial, the idea being to give the best clasr. of operas, recitals and
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    OCTOBER 10th AS CHINESE HOLIDAY
    134 8 Penang Chamber Unanimous MembCM of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce mustered strongly at the special general meeting held to consider a reply to be sent to the Assistant Registrar of Societies to his query regardtaf the suggested holiday on October 10. The Assistant Registrar of
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    DANGEROUS DRUG TRADE
    359 8 PRODUCTION IN BRITAIN Watchfulness of Home Office Three firms only m Britain make the products which are classified under the Dangerous Drugs Act, and so great are the precautions taken by tho Homo Office to ensure that the drugs do not fall into unauthorised hands that not
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    SUNDAY CONCERTS
    237 8 Raffles Orchestra Prove Popular A large crowd attended Raffles Hotel on Sunday last on the occasion of the first performance ot the popular Sunday concerts by Monia Litter and his orchestra. The Overture "Rienzi" was noticeable for the fine percussion work by Mr. Hopkins. Another originality was introduced
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    GORED BY BUFFALO
    124 8 Cultivator Meets Tragic End A tragedy occurred m Kamponp Talany. near Kuala Pilah. on Thursday morning, when Malay named Suntong bin Dobok wa. gored to death by his own buffalo. The man was awakened m the early hours of the morning by a commotion m the buffalo
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    PORT DICKSON YACHTING
    233 8 An exc?ptionally strong current and no breeze made conditions most trying lor the eleven boats sailing over course '"A" last Sunday at Port Dickson. says the Malay Mail. Grampus and Marevi were the only yachts near the lin? when the starting gun was fired, and soon afterwards
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    10 8 The F.M.S. Railways during 1930 printed and issued 11.325.936 ticket*.
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      545 8 I 4 cylinder Kermatb ij 1 12-25 H. P. J° xaminb the Kermath 4-cyl-Cx inder models "12", **16" and "20" and ask yourself where you can find such excellent workmanship, such fine materials, such advanced design at so modest a price. The small size and compactness of these Kermaths make
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      218 8 part m the manufacture of Sunlight Soap. i^ffvi lfm^i They provide the soapmaker with large T/7 quantities of coconut oil, which is extracted f il from copra. Another oil, called palm oil, Wm Sllfed\ fmv y s comes from Sumatra. Thousands of tons fr /^PJHH^^p^^ I of these oils are
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      128 9 VICTORIA MEMORIAL TO-NIGHT MONDAY, September 19 th 21st Musical Festival The St. Clair Organ Hooking Now Open at •Poll 11 Little'N TO-NIGHT GREAT RE-OPENING MAMMOTH SPECTACLE OF THE ANTARCTIC DIRIGIBLE" JACK HOLT"""* RALPH GRAVES FAY WRAY KOOI4 \O^V, TEL, €<»O:t I Sore Tiiroat? We are never without FORMAMINT a littio
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      301 9 To-Day To- Morrow r Gyisj TO-NIGHT The World Famous Stage and Screen Actor VJEiUl\vjrll |^^^|M| OLD ENGLISH What a .i<rancl role for GEORGE ARLISS A devil of a fellow who sinned with a Smile and Smiled at sin A Bachelor who loved his grandchildren One of the Most Brilliant Screen
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      134 9 6.15 TO4IKHT' 9.15 Matinee To-day To-morrow at 3 p.m. ML CHILDREN HALF PRICE Acclaimed by Last Night's Crowds Another Alhambra Triumph United Artists Again Lovely EVELYN LAVE ADORED IDOL OF TWO CONTINENTS JOHN BOLES AND LEON ERROL IN ONE HEAVENLY NIGHT THE MOST BRILLIANT MUSICAL COMEDY YET BE SURE TO
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE
      29 10 McDOWALL-POPPLETON— On September 18th. 1931 at the Registrar's Office, Singapore Thomas McDowall to Mrs. Winifred Evelyn Poppletcn. daughter of the Rev. W. H. and Mrs. Parsons of Tiverton.
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      DEATH
      51 10 HO CHONG ANN— On Sept. 18 at No. 6 Everton Road. Singapore. Ho Chong Ann. aged 42. leaving a widow, one son. and one daughter to mourn his loss. The funeral will take place to-merrow i Sunday* at Bukit Brown Cemetery, cortege leaving the house at 10 a.m. Deeply
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1931 MILITARY CONTRIBUTION
    751 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1931 MILITARY CONTRIBUTION The issue at the last meeting of Legislative Council of the statement of actual revenue of the Colony on which Military Contribution had to be paid brings up again a subject which, with income tax proposals, has the honour of having
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    427 10 The General Hospital Recreation Club hao been exempted from registration. Dr. M. E. Edwards. Medical Officer. S.S.. has been seconded fcr service m Johore. Mr. J. E. Wallace of the F.M.S. Government Printing Department, and Mrs. Wallace are due by the Kashmir. The State Secretary. Johore. is satisfied that the
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    A SULTAN'S SON'S HISTORY
    671 10 SEVEN WIVES Remarkable Bankruptcy Court Story Tonku Besar bin Abdulrahman, alias Tunku Omar, a son of the ex-Sultan of Rhio and a married man of 47, who stated that he had had seven wives, gave the remarkaole history of his life during his public examination m
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    THE SCREEN
    257 10 Another George Arliss Success In Old English. Warner Brcj.. superbly aided {and abetted by that master of character roles. George Arliss. have attempted to produce sonv. tiling old and rich, something m tune with Sylvanus Heythorp's early Victorian cigars. champa-gne and brandy, and they Inv succeeded to a
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    63 10 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rees sail for home at an early date. Mr. Rees has been planting m the P.M.S. since 1913. Mr. B. G. Sahai. who was Clerk until recently at the College of Medicine, has been appointed Usher m the Marine Court. Mr. F. A. Mallard, assistant
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    SINGAPORE COMPLETE HOAXED
    462 10 SINGAPORE COMPLETE HOAXED AMAZING STORY Tall, I)istinj{uishH Forever's A« is u" Oif Sing.? per the Free p r> to disclose to-day, ha- of the most amazm i has ever known. There arrived m tin ett] (our representative unther.-c made m the town yesterd.. tinguished-looking foreigner usually wearing limn, belli of
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    THE PAVILION REOPENS
    124 10 Comfort, EfefMCC and I Programme The Pavilion re-opened H to a large radtencf and on and been very favourably Impressed by of the interior which I fti sence of comfort mm! features which mad favourite and the »udli pleasantly surprised have not been doiw by the addition
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    58 10 LONDON AN!) NMN^ iIN NP RUBBER Fun r> COPYB* TPREE PRESS London. >cI 7 Messrs. Lewi L. r;)> ,;f; notify to-day p pprSpot £110 1511 l( ward £113 716 (Cl The markrt I Messrs. Byn g!% notify to-day follows I** Spot 2%d (2 2 9 16d(2» d» The
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      58 10 y: _^S_^%u (^eljnon!t\ EACH OF THE GUESTS at a dance held at a local club was supposed to represent a nursery rhyme character. A lady m a very decollete evening dress was presumed to have gone as Mother Hubbard's cupboard. "G AFLAC" POLICIES afford excellent cover. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE
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    HARDSHIPS TO BE INVESTIGATED
    611 11 NAVAL PAY CUTS j )t a X an the Atlantic Fleet Inrest IM> |>» SKRTION OF DUTY l< irtio Official ServiceJ Ru/fby. Sept. 18. tMtC m the Hou^3 of Commons m th<? Atlantic Fk?et folI naval pay included m the .m. of economy, served to place
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    BERLIN AGITATION
    36 11 I o *niunist Newspaper I upended I Berlin, Sept. 17. 1 otefahne has been sus--1 i for printing an inflam--1 J k th< British sailors urging I M. n -nd chase their officers off
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    PROTECTIVE TARIFFS IN BRITAIN
    108 11 PROTECTIVE TARIFFS IN BRITAIN CONTINENTAL ALARM Important Resolution at Geneva I Renter's Service) T1 o f Geneva, Sept 18. it behind" Brkain WUI adopt p "tection I ai l lmportant resolution submitted to the second Committee signed by Bcfcmm Denmark. Norway. Holland and Sweden cT-' 8 4mr ryC Untry l
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    RUSSIA BACK IN THE MARKET
    62 11 j HELPING MALAYA j Heavy Rubber and Tin I Buying I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT 1 J Lcndon. Sept. 18. The Evening Standard announces that S Russia has just booked 1000 tens of rubber and that there will be more orders J m the next
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    SILVER DEPRESSION
    160 11 International Experts xMeet m Paris I Reuter's Service 1 Paris. Sept. 18. Experts under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce meeting to examine the silver problem held their first gathering formally to enable the experts to get into contact. The official conference opens on Oct. 23.
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    HOUSE OF LORDS MOTION
    96 11 Lord Hunsdon Urges Government Action London. Sept. 18. Lord Hunsdon. who is an advocate of bimetallism, has fhrtn notice of a motion m the House of Lords on Sept. 30 requesting Government to confer immediately with the Governments of the Dominions and lh<? Unit-ed States on
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    CHIANG'S RESIGNATION
    109 11 Chang: Move Delays Canton Offensive I Reuters Far Eastern Service Canton, Sept. 18. An apparently radical change m the Southerners' plan has been occasioned by the arrival of an emissary from Chang Hsueh-liang. the Manchurian War Lord, stating that Chang is negotiating with Chiang Kai-shek for the latter's
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE
    66 11 Returning to Malaya Next Month I FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYRIGHT J London, Sept. 18. H. H the Sultan of Johore and the Sultana, who were present m Parliament to-day, expect to return to Malaya at the end of October, not via America, as they originally intended. The
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    THE EXPERIMENTS AT PRAI WHARVES
    345 11 EFFECT OF THE GROYNE Silting Up Process Checked l From Our Own Correspondent] Penar*, Sept. 19. One last effort is being made by F.M.S. Railways administration to make Prai Wharves fulfil the purpose for which they were built, viz, able 'o take ocean-going liners alongside.
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    THE EXHIBITION
    247 11 Date Changed m View of Penang Races A further meeting of the committee of the Singapore Manufacturers' Exhibition was held yesterday over which the Director of Public Works. S.S. and F.M.S.. (Mr. G. Sturrock) presided and at which it was decided to alter the date 3 for the
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    ARMED GANG CAPTURED
    227 11 European Police Officer Shot At (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 18. Mr. J. D. Hussey. the well-known cricketer, at present Officer-in-charge of Detectives, had a narrow escape from death last night when a posse of police ambushed a hire car containing four armed Chinese. Acting
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    HUNGARIAN RAILWAYS
    72 11 1382 Tons of British Electrical Equipment I British Radio Official Service I Rugby, Sept. 18. A remarkable piece of transport work is being undertaken by the London and North Eastern Railway and the Harwich-Zeebrugge train ferry, involving the through carriage of 1,382 tons of electrical equipment from Manchester
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    13 11 Mr. W. B. Gisby, P.W.D.. K«dah. has been) granted six months leave. I
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      DOCTORS' SACRIFICES
      192 11 A Surrender of £1,000,000 m Fees t ßritish Radio Official Service] Ruffby, Sept. 18. In the House of Commons this mornir.g Mr. Neville Chamberlain moved a financial resolution m connection with the National Economy Bill which authorises Orde's-in-Council for effecting reductions m State expenditure. Regarding Rational Health Insurance,
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      3,000,000 UNEMPLOYED
      92 11 Mr. Neville Chamberlain's Estimate f ßeuters Service] London, Sept. 18. An increase m the present record unemployment figures by 200.000 to 3.000.000 wa; antlcipated m a speech by Mr. Neville Chamberlain m the House of Commons on the National Economy Bill. He said this was the BMUmsd fißiire
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      WAR LOAN CONVERSION
      234 11 Finance Bill London, Sept. 18. Arrangements for carrying through conversion of the 5 per cent. War Loan 1929-47 set forth m a Finance Bill, published to-day, follow the announcement made by Mr. Snowden on Sept. 10th. Stock-holders may have issued to them a bonus fund to form
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    INDIAN CONFERENCE
    100 11 Representatives of Commerce Appointed I Reuter's Service I Bombay, Sept. 18. Indian commerce will, after all. be represented at the Round Table Conference. Sir Purshotamda-, Thakurdas. and Mr. Jamal Mohamed are sailing next week, and a third delegate, Mr. G. D. Birla. is alr?ady m London. [Sir Pur.
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    SHIPPING SLUMP
    91 11 Siam Steam Navigation Co. Pass Dividend [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT 1 Bangkok, Sept. 19. The Siam Steam Navigation Company, the well-known shipping firm operating between Bangkok and Singapore, proposes to pass its dividend for the first time for very many years. The cause is attributed to the general
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    ROYAL VISIT TO THE EAST
    41 11 Duke and Duchess of Brabant to be Japan's Guests [Render's JStrvicej Brussels, Sept. 18. The Duke and Duchess of Brabant are leaving for the Par East m March at the invitation of the Emperor of Japan.
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      23 11 Amongst passengers by the P. and O. Kashmir this week from home was Mr. L. E. Slowe of Henry Waugh and Co., Penang.
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    ELECTION IN OCTOBER
    616 12 LONDON OPINION Hankers* Meeting With Prime Minister SAFEGUARDING THE POUND [Reuter's Service] Londen, Sept. 18Despite the opposition to it expressed at a meeting of the Liberal Parliamentary Party yesterday, political opinion Ls generally convinced thore will be an early appeal to the rountry by the National Government
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    101 12 "Set Upon by This Infuriated Wild Cat" "He was Ml upon by this infuriated wild i-at". said Counsel m the Fourth Police Court yesterday when a Teochew coolie wdman and a Chinese Municipal sanitary inspector appeared on cross-summonses charging each other with assault. The Inspector alleged that when
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    AUSTRIAN REVOLT
    76 12 Two of Principal Leaders Released IKo iter s Service 1 Vier.ru. Sep.. 18. A MMge from UN .states th?.t Prince Starherbu^' nnd Qensnl Puchm lyr have been provision illy r.-lrnsed. A Vienna MM|| ol last Saturday stated Pfreimer's revet has cmple.ely collapsed and Pfrrimcr is reported to have
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    CHINA FLOOD RELIEF FUND
    44 12 Amnn«s Hrn subsrr'.pticnr received by the Ho Hi n X Eank for lbs China Flcod Relief Fund h ihe sum or $l4f> from the staff and pupil«r I/p Mi-. tiers Srhool ef 218 Queen Street and 61 Wau-rlj3 Street, Singapore
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    PROTECTION OF CHINESE GIRLS
    361 12 HONG KONG'S MUI-TSAI Powers of Inspectors Defined New regulations under the Female Domestic Service Ordinance provide that the inspection and control of nrii-tsvi m Hong Kong rh; 11 be carried out and undertaken by officers appointed by the Governor to be Inspectors of Mvi Tsai. The
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    THE GOVERNOR AND MUSIC
    363 12 Ancestors' Close Association With the Art His Excellency the Governor Sir Cecil Clementi m the course of his speech at the opening of the Si. Clair orp.an at the I lemorial Hall on Thursday night, said Fond a> I am of music. I am no musician.
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    POSEIDON HERO
    88 12 C.P.O. Willis Entertained By British Legion IReuter's Servicel London, Sept. 17. The Poseidon hero. Chief Petty Officer Willis. was entertained this evening by the Mo!o5 ;:>y Branca of the British Legion, of which he is an honorary member. He was presented with a t-cld watch and Mrs. Willis
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    WELSH COAL
    55 12 Three Pits Nought by French' Syndicate LorvJon, Sept. 9. S-Jine sDiisction ha) fce?n caused by an announcement that I French syndicate has bought iP three Welsh coal-pits and is negotiating for the prrchnsj of two more. The pits m question tarn cut the f amour, WcL;h steam co?.l.
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    46 12 Alexander Britto. a British subject, chirged with an assault on Celesta Ncrcnlu and with damaging an automobile, tvas sentenced tc tv.o month-/ impri enment m Shanghai en S;:pt. 9 J A medical examination icve?l?d that Brftt3 V v I not aware of what he war. dolii?.
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      A LEAD WANTED
      168 12 Suggestions to be Taken to Government I Reuter's Service] London, Sept. 17. Gandhi lodged "a gentle and humble ccmplaint against His Majesty's advisers" at .the Federal Structure Commission of the 'Round Table Conference to-day for not giving members a lead. He wanted them to place their cards
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      "A SENSE OF UNREALITY"
      552 12 A SENSE OF UNREALITY" "Delegates not the Chosen Ones of India" IBiitish Radio Official Service 1 Rugby, Sept. 17. Mr. Gandhi made a long spech at the Federal Structure Committee meeting to-day, m the course of a general discussion on the composition cf the methods of election to the Federal
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    "GIB." TO PLYMOUTH
    59 12 Record Flight by R.A.F. Flying Boat [British Radio Official Service 1 Rugby, Sept. 17. At th^ end of a test flight to th« o"H back a Royal Air Force Saro Seven flying-boat yesterday set up a new record for the longest non-stop fight for flying-boats, when it
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    84 12 The death occurred at the Country Hospital at Shanghai of Mr. James Galbraith Irvine, of the Whangpco Conserve ncy Board. Mr. Irvine was one of the victims of the attack by robbers on a Whangpoo Conservancy Board launch last year when he was seriously wounded anc 1 Mr. J. R.
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    FORGED H. K. AND S. BANK NOTES
    531 12 A WARNING Operation of a Chinese Gang Swift action has been taken by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank to frustrate a gang of note forgers who are said to be operating m Peking and Tientsin, (says the South China Morning Post.) Immediately
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    WAR DEBTS
    150 12 Statement by Mr. Philip Snowden [British Radio Official Berv<cei Rugby. Sept. 17. In a parliamentary answer on wor debts m tfcf House of Commons to-day the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Philip Snowden) stated that the net war debt duo to i:.'.r Efrttain by Italy the stoning oi
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    KLANG FIRE
    97 12 Damage to Chinese Shops [From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 18. In the early hours of this morning fire broke out m the roof of a rice dealer's shop at Rembau Street. Klang, and spread to the adjcining houses, one of a provision dealer and the other
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    ROTHSCHILD'S HEAVY LOSSES
    66 12 Austria's Biggest Taxpayers May Leave Vienna, Sept. 8. A rumour is current that Austria's biggest tix-payer, the House of Rcthschild, intend^ Vaving the country. Their losses m the Amstel Bank and the Kredit-Amtalt are e-timatel at -ver 80 million schillings, and it Ls stated that 'he Paris
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    32 12 A Reutor cable announces the death of Sir Howard Grubb, scientific adviser to the Commissioner of Irish Lights since 1913, and flstro■•imical instrument maker and contractor to British, ColcniaJ and foreign governments.
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    GRAF ZEPPELIN OFF AGAIN
    203 12 BEATING THE PLANES South American Air Mail Service [Reuter's Service] Berlin, Sept. 18. The Graf -Zeppelin left Friedrichsh; fen M 1.15 this morning for Pernambuco. BerUn, Sept. 8. The Graf Zeppelin did the journey to Pernambuco and back to Priedrichshafen m 15: hours— 7l hours going
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    BANGKOK FIRE
    395 12 Million Ticals Damage m A YVWk The first thaife that greeted the eye of the early riser this morning (says tho Bangkok Tim.s of Sept. 12> was a red glow on the horizon showing that a bis fire was m prcgresr. It proved to be m a thickly
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    PULAU TEKONG MURDER
    141 12 Accused on Trial at Assizes The trial began before Mr. Justice Terrell flt the Assizes yesterday cf the Chinese Charged with murder at Pulau Tekong m June. j On the evening In question, it will b-j remembered a Chinese prmctt with a chopper entered house which was
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    BOOTLEGGER SHOT
    65 12 America's Puhli- Enemy I Renter's Service Prcvidence. Rhod? Island, Sr^t. 17. Harry Vo'p«. fcbe Dotorlom bootlggggf and mfcrmer. whoso death the rnderworld hta b h expecting for tbe past Spi y oars, was found der 1 to the back scat of a motorcar with i bullet m th?
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    PORTUGAL QUIET
    32 12 Report of Naval Mutiny Denied Uteuter's Service 1 Lisbon, Sept. 17. T>ere b no trath m the report from Spain 9f the Portugese uaval mutiny. The wholr Dvntry h quiet
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    MYSTERY OF DEAD BODY
    531 12 INQUEST POSTPONED "Vfctta" StU To H tV€ s <*n In India n RAJAB AU-r^AlMuv! Enquiries to be made |q mination of account bookj I sary to postpone the c into tlit mystery of tin i found m a plant.iUcr. *fl on Angus! 2. it will be
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    B.B.C. REVENUE
    33 12 £1,000,0 M [or Public Funds The Chi:. Philip Bn< wdenl i Oommom thai Broadcasting c< the Jipht of tin Corporation had which, out ol I lie ticca r* x\ funds VOtlM :••<•:..
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    DISCREET BANK CHIEF
    24 12 Wr. Norn Engla 1 i RefUfl r. to I Nrrnrin. 0 mailed on the Duche He is travelU pearing ni th
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    11 12 The current RA> rated M •<<• nehi P Robin on :< >u! M
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      FOOTBALL'S BRILLIANT OPENING
      3142 13 HUGE ATTENDANCES Arsenal's Weakness m Defence London. Aug. 31. Football has arrived at la3t and its continued popularity can be gauged by the huge crowds the total attendance on Saturday amounting to three quarters of a million. In London. 150.000 poople attended six matches, cnly one of
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      SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
      331 13 Rush Experiment Not Successful I Proa Our Own Correspondent I I- o, don. Sept. I. There was not a great deal of interest taken m Scottish football over Uh we?k-end owiir^ to the opening of the English season. It is generally Mid that several of the reputed likely
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      A VERY HEALTHY WEEK
      133 13 The number Of d": tlr; In tbi Municipal yr .4 ■>i Btnfcpore for the week endiu'r ■qpeaakv 12th w«s only 147 -)-nr4 a mortality r:\U- c»f 19.48 compared with 24.9«> the pmcaadlni wr«-k ?B.io m v- »rre pondlnc weak oC last y«-»r uid 29. 30 the
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      273 13 Q row ing Children need extra y itamins 'fanmßfcflß Io prevent them from P^'^'^lSH outgrowing their strength," pSSfIB augment the diet with an fc^^fflM nrracmnal mulcts. |«vua*t mait(*si»i,kk)|Bßl occasional course ot rv: 'f-'&Pts&DlaM H LjF Li Ilk ma k m±-,^sM Cod Liver Oil with tesKs^J Malt Extract glT^y RrdititJ tammil*
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      944 14 BLUE FUNNEL LINE REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SEPVICI- MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT WEEKLY SERVICE I ON DON AND N. CONTINENT. Thri< c Monthly Service Liverpool, Havre and Glasgow. Route subject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT Doe. Sails MENELAUS For M'seilles, Casablanca. L'don. R'dam
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      598 14 EUerman Bueknail Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). "ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Steamer. Due Singapore. s.s. CITY OF PERTH Oct. 12 s.s. CITY OP ADELAIDE Nov 25 HOMEWARDS. s-5. CITY OF
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      424 14 British India and Apcar Line* (Incorporated m England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N Co UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERVM LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SEKVIU OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA iapav Doe Tonnage. Sinjrapore. f »>» 1931. ""upon KASHMIR 9.000 Sept. 19 KALYAN <M)
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      745 15 0. S. K. Lone. m EU*Or* AFRICA, NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA AND INDIA. M i:«)M MARU LOS ANGELES and NEW YORK (Express Freight Service) iFtom Kobe) 21 »HKI LONDON. Rotterdam. Hamburg (Bremen) an Antwerp via Penang, Colombo, Adeji and Port Said Sept. 18 19 jjjgTOS >i*» DIRBAN. Cape Town. Rio
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      600 15 w), DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES, UU (M Mil I SAILING NOTICK \l» j\\ PRESIDENT LINERS. JIM Mi I ;TO MARSEILLES, NEW YORK AND BOS lON \wß ■I I j FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG via COLOMBO 118 ■11 SUEZ. PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES AM> m\\ GENOA. j IM Arrive Leave Le*v irrtvr
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      838 15 K. P. M. RONEVKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. [ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY OF BATAVIA.) (Inroiporated m Holland.) UNDER CONTRACT WITH If US NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 5451. with sub-connections to.— Passpge. Freight. Transhipment. Marine Departments and Manager's desk. Representatives m the StiaiUs Settlements (Singapore and Phhhji«i o: the TRAVELLERS OFFICIAL INFORMATION
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    DUMMY TORPEDO
    122 16 Misses Sailing Boat And Hits Pier A dummy torpedo fired from the Admiralty range m Portland harbour went out of its course, missed a sailing boat by a few inches and crashed into the wooden pier m Old Castle Cove, smashing the footbridge. The war-head of the torpedo
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    JAW FRACTURED BY SHOE
    91 16 Hull Corporation Employee Claims Compensation When he kicked at a cigarette carton lying on the floor at the Hull Tram Depot, an employee's unlaced shoe flew oft" and struck another workman m the face, fracturing his jaw. George Henry Davidson, the injured man. claimed compensation from
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    19 16 Solicitor, at Kingston: Is she a sober woman? Witness: She is a teetotaller. Solicitor: That is more than sober.
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      566 16 Burns Pfailp Line. (Incorporated m Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the veil-known steamer MARELLA (7.375 tons) and the 8.8. MANOOLA (3,352 tons). [Cargo only.] MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia Cabins de luxe,
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      615 16 KERR STEAMSHIP Co. TT (isttorporatod tn UAA.) **V| GENERAL AGENTS. NEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Boston, New Vorfc Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Suez). UJB. SILVERSANDAL Sept. 23 Sep t 28 T MB. SILVERWILLOW Oct. 8 Oc t 13 M.S. SILVERYEW Nov. 3 Nov 9 For rates and particulars
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      660 16 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Monday Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 6 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) 6 p.m. Kelantan every Sunday 4 p.m. Tuesday and Friday 7.30 a.m. Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang and Lower Slam 7.30 a.m. F.M.S., Batu Anara, Batu Pahat, Kluang,
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      423 16 CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL 16TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9.15 a.m. Holy Communion. 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Holy Communion. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m. Holy Communion. ST.
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    100 17 Uh(v; II will leive port on the 20th ••••id of 3 p.m. I O Paul Dcumor arrived here from Ml pigs. J J Sneddon. Master Mariner. anted a permanent Pilot Licence District of Singapore. O. Garbeta. has left Hong Kong ted to arrive at this Port
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    ORDEAL ON YACHT
    311 17 Story of Fastnet Race Tragedy M;. iter.es 11.. which, while comFastnet race, met with bad hid to be abandoned by her crew, Ml vjk Docks later with the trawler' le. f vale Colonel C Hudson, of Hull. -d from the yacht, which waa ~i tow by the
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    WAR EPISODE RECALLED
    200 17 Passing of Famous understood on good authority that the lantlc liner Carmania has been taken London-New York service and her crew and that she ta to be scrapped at O-ton Clinartfer, cnce the pride of was built m 1905 on the Clyde. m us through her adventurous
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    U.S.A. AND BACK FOR £5
    111 17 I m fares makes it possible to <nti(. third class, for £15 10s.. f:ir dearer than the minimum travel thirty years ago. In 1904. ';<r between British. American. teamshjp companies was at its Itch journalist decided to see m the way of exploiting H. trip
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    STEAMER TRAGEDY
    510 17 Cook Accidentally Shot by Mate Giving evidence at the Central Magistracy at the resumed inquest on Hong Ming-kwai who was killed by a bullet accidentally discharged from a rifle aboard the China Navigation Shantung on which he was employed as second cook. Mr. E. G. Long, the Second
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    FRENCH LINER
    392 17 Champlain to be Ready Next Spring St. Vi zaire. Aug. 15. The new passenger liner. Champlain. belonging to the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique. was launched here to-day. Paris, \ag. 12. The French Line's new ship, the Champlain. will be completed m the Spring of 1932. and put into service
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    28 17 From Netherlands E: st Indies on S?pt. 15th.: Mrs. Ramukers van Praag. Mr. Dtmcny. Mr. Dellaert. Mrs. Dellaert From Medan to Singapore: Mr. Klooster. Mr. Knapp.
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    PASSENGERS LEFT
    29 17 From Singapore to Medaii: Mr. Knapp. Mr. Tsukamoto. From Singapore to Netherlands East Indies: Mr. Mijalieff; Mrs. Mijnlieff; Mr. Murch. The Right Reverend the Bishop of Singapore.
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    THE LOSS OF THE KWONGSAN
    966 17 I HISTORY RECALLED Master Formerly m Straits Steamship Co. Since the foundering of the Kwongsang, every available detail regarding the disaster with its resultant ioss of lives has been published, but so far very little has been recalled about the vessel herself, her career and
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    SHANGHAI AFFAIR
    144 17 Five shots were fired by the second officer of the steamer Bonus at Shanghai at a gang of thieves who had bearded his ship and who escaped with about $15,000 worth of serge. It is not known whether the shots had any effect. The officer was asleep m
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      PIONEER WORK BY VSIAB
      1481 18 A brief historical skeU h of the present staiion VSIAB reveals the f;ut that Singapore, mainly through the efforts of the Singapore Harbour Board, can lay legitimate ("hums to haling performed pio leer work m sh;»t wave telephony and broadcasting m this part of the world.
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      A ROOM OF WIRES
      945 18 Everywhere "On. yes. lt'| the new BBC. building," you will hear people say as JTCU walk from Langhamplace into Portland-place, and glance at the high. Mnooth. white walls that now dominate the familiar candle-extinguisher spire of All Sauls' Church, writes a wireless ccrrespor.dent of the Evening
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      "STARVATION" IN TIMBER CAMPS
      130 18 Statement By Local Soviet Authorities Riga, (Lativa), Aug. 14. Replying to a reprimand from Moscow, the Soviet authorities at Archangel repudiate responsibility for djlpy m loading timber of foreign learners involving sometimes seven weeks' demurrage, because the delay is due to internal trail? port chaos and
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      MALACCA BROADCASTING
      175 18 Wireless Society and Government Policy The Honorary Secretary of the Ascateur Wireless: Society of Malaya (Singapore) writ s to us m fellows: Sir.-with regfrd to the announcement the local Pres.s that officials of th? p« ts ar< Telegraphs Department recently came on a visil to Singapore and informed
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      SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
      43 18 Saturday 2 p.m. Hakit Timah Range All Casuals Ist Bn. TnMe "B": Parrcr Range A!' Casuals 2nd Bn. Table "A". Sunday 7.30 a.m. Bukit Timah Rang* Al! Cas.iMs Ist Bn. Table "B"; Farrer RamJr Ml Casuais 2nd Bn. Tab».-» "A".
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      324 18 MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. 'Incorporated m England. t Reserve Fund and Rest 1.*****5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq., Chairman P. R. Chalmers, Esq., Charles J. Hambro, Esq.. J. O. Robinson, Esq., W. H. Shelfard Esq., Sir Thomas Catto, Bart hSir C. C. Barrie, K.B.E. LONDON BANKERS: Midland
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      196 18 THE ith r i^\ BRITISH y IXSirtlNc. COMTAM LM||l FIRE, MARINE, rRASm ANI i MOTOR CAR INBUBANCE ACCEPTED |i LOWEST CVBEEM RATES L O. MARQOUOt Ofltoe: 2. Fini. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION i Tft FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. LC. JOHNSON G ■BAR OfTICE: 3-. M
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      490 18 ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of stations which can be received m Singapore daily: Java Stations: Bandoeng PLM 24.46 metres from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Uusual call after records "Hullo Sydney." Tanjong Priok,
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    EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE
    177 19 Li Ml Dividend and Bonus the directors' eighteenth retlden Of Eastern United As- j For the year enatd June d at the annual meeting M Malarra-st. at noon. I come loss reinsurances and ount.s t> $272.032 47. The net' md outstanding amount to 1 1 74 i'cr
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    63 19 Mabj Inited and Sempah Losses 58 SERVICE— COPYRIUHT J London. Sept. IK. pMI slums a loss op the 2 M white debenture interest da] lorn £2.545. Tru> pro- f the crop for the current show: a loss, ofl £5.441. prafli and la account belni »r the curr nt
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    SELLING BRITISH CARS
    39 19 taerfeam Beaten m New Zealand Wellington (N.Z.). 1 half-ye.irly imports of motori v.tie the lowest for nine years, tually show an increase, claimol the total of 2,629 (value ish imports numbered 1.457. «7S and American 327.
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    PUSING RUBBER AND TIN
    130 19 I Pttring RubbtT and Tin for the itj 28, including £1.001 surplus menta, amounted lo £1,143 I tor 1929-30). and after writing buildings £972 remains to be irii Again no dividend Ls raeonral managers m the East ;ran!y to reduce their fee by September 1. 1930.
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    50 19 tadta OflfcJal Service! Rugby. Sepl. 11. Amsterdam 12.04 j »J l.v r Berlin 20.59-. ichamt 817. Rio 3. Buenos ii 18 18' L Geneva 24.89'^. Hoof Kong us. Lisbon 110. KM*. Moivle Video 21 Vi <' ]<> 18.18' Paris 123.96' i. tangtel Is. 1%d.. Vienna Yokohama 2s 13-32 d..
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    22 19 worry is an attitude towards I iMMMBf that this affair of "ly part of a great myatery *Hd behind U/e— Mr Reginald
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    127 19 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Changes m Representative Prices I United Press Association] New York. S*pt. 16 17. American Can Common 85 87« 4 Cities Service (Com). 8 r_ t B,*8 Colombia Gas and Electric 21 -s 23 CurtLs Wright 2 2-. ttoctrtc Bond and Share Corp. 25 7 26 1
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    ELECTRIC BULBS
    354 19 The Mazda Patent Expires m Japan The Department of Commerce and Industry has decided not permit the Tokyo Denki Kaishi to extend the life of i. pr.'nv. for "Mazda" gas-filled bulbs which expires on August 31. says the Japan Chronicle. Th Tokyo DenkJ K^.iia Cte American O. E.
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    CONTROLLING RUBBER
    188 19 Cut Down the I By Dutch Air Mail I London. Sept. 1. Ifr A J. Lewis (London) writes to the Daily T< uraph: I havi' read with much Interest paragraph m the Daily Telegraph under (he headinir "Another Rubber Control Scheme.' Would n i simpler method ot dealing
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    GREENLAND COAL
    76 19 Valuable Discovery to Benefit Denmark ((tporha^n. Sept. 9. The Uaniiih East Greenland expedition under Lange and Koch, which includes two German .srk'nti.sts, has returned and has been received by the authorities and by large crowds. Its leader has announced that they had discovered vast coal fields m East
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    To-Day's Price Changes
    346 19 To- Day's Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES September 18 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2J37* London, 3 months* sight 2|3 2732 London, 60 days' sight 23 13J16 London, 30 days' sight 23 25J32 London, demand 23 Iljl6 London. T.T. 2[3% Lyons and Paris, demand 1425 Hamburg, demand 234 tt Norn. New
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    66 19 September 18th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers. R. 6.5. equal to London Btandard. Spot I% 7 s Standard R.S.S. on Tender Oct. 7 7^ 8 November 8 8K Oct. -Dec. 8 Bs Jan. -March 8 8 1 Tone of Market Steady Sellers reserved. Latest Cable
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    914 19 FRIDAY. SEPT. ISTH CLOSING QUOTATION* Bayers Setters. Asam Kumbang (£> 2ls Od 22s 9d c.d. I Austral Malay 18s 20s Ayer Hitam ($> 10s lis c.d. jßangrin Tin 10s Us Batang Padang iti 10 is Batu Caves ($1) 25 30 Bukit Arang ($1 30 40 nom. Burmah
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    DUFF DEVELOPMENT
    500 19 Bud-Grafting Immature Areas The following was the report of the directors of the DufT Development Company submitted at the thirtieth ordinary ger.eral meeting of the Company m London, on Sjpt. 3rd. The credit balance brought forward on Profit and Loso Account, after deduct ins Eastern Staff Commission for
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S REPORT
    167 19 LEWIS PEAT'S REPORT Dull Markets Continue Sinffaprre. Sept. 18. The market continues dull with sellers reserved and very little business passing. American statistics for August received during the week were not at all encouraging. Consumption being down to 27 600 tons, and Stocks showing an increase of 6.800 tons, at
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    48 19 Illllllinil, Barkir and Co.. IViutng. AkimiUs: Kamuntlns Tin Dredging (First hair September), Output (Pikui.s*. »>O7 against 1.6 M <i 930». Hours run 470 against (520. Pangnga River Tin < First ball September), Output (P*kuls) 9io ugainst 885 1930 Hours run 591 Rj ;iin i 557.
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    KLUANG RUBBER
    418 19 A Loss on the Year's Working Mi. S. Q. WoOf presided over the annual Roner-.l meeting Of KhMMf Rubber Ctimiwnv Limited, held yesterday m the Hongkong Bank Building Otfcen PNMt Ml Messrs S If Mo*s. E. S. Manas,;eh aiid J. W. Oookam M wing the ■doptton of the
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    COTTON ACREAGE
    216 19 Texan Restriction Scheme For 19:52 [Reuters Service 1 Austin. TV via. Srpt. IK. The Texan Lower House has passed a Bill Will Wing the cotton Mmn m 1932-3 to onethird oi the present area. Tlic Senate favours limitation to one- fourth. The Southern States. generally, favour restriction but
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    BARLOW'S REPORT
    262 19 m Rubber Market l T p on Halancc Singapore. S<pt. 17. There has been no reatara of social interest during the period under review and prie > locally close below bed but up v on balanc To-riavs cablet quote Umsmi up mm. to 2 (i. and New York
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    EASTERN BANK
    45 19 Tiu* Manager of Urn local bnmch of the East era Bunk baa received the follow lug fcetegraai from Head OAee m Umdon: Dtarectom declare Interim Dividend at tin rate at 3s. (three -hillings) per sharr KOldafll to iruonu' tax at 3s 6d. |jer
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      70 19 \sscts exceed $12,000.000 Assurance to force over $38,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Strait* Settlement*) HKAC O^OE W,nc hes r Bmm Slngapore uomQK omm:riou re n. O«np» y hM £M .»oo .epclU, with U» aafmat o^n o, «4 .-npu- .a. Bmw, Ufc A-ur^ o-p^. Act
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    MALAYAN CHINESE BEAT HONG KONG
    748 20 EFAST GAME s Have More of (he Chances Malayan C hir-cse. 3: Chinese Athletic 2. Four draws m succession would have been an unusual record for a touring team, but had yesterday's gam? between the Hong Kong footballers and the Malayan Chinese ended as their
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    MALAYAN CHINESE TOUR
    230 20 Representative Side The Malayan representatives who are to take pan, m the Chinece Olympic meeting are to leave Singrpore to-morrow b- the Kashmir and by various other steamers during the next few days. To play football m the Olympic tournam.-iV. and also m series of matches, two
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    20 20 Mr. j Smith, Locomotive Driver. Federated Malay states Railway, has been appointed to a< I-omotive Foreman. Federated Malay states Railway.
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      PROFESSION PAIRS
      273 20 Another Win for Kleinntan and Smith The successful autumn lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.C. came te a conclusion m fine weather at the Club yesterday with the final of tl.e Profession Pairs, m which D. H. Kleinman and R. F. Smith, (winners of the open doubles at
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      TANGLIN TOURNAMENT
      226 20 Yesterday's Cullen Cup Results Rt: suits of yesterday's ties m the Tanglin Club lawn tennis tournament were. ullen Cup Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walker scr. beat Miss Margolicuth and Pelglase plus 15 B—6.8 6. 9 7. Mrs. Dawson and Prentis owe 4 beat SquadLdr. and Mrs. Mylne
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      56 20 Yesterdays results m the SRC. tournament were Dcubles Handicap V. C. de Souza and E. Tessensohn beat Dr. W. F Carnegy and Dr. E. W. D'Cruz 7—5. 5 7. 6—2. Veterans' Handicap "A" R. Pearse beat E. Ryan 2— 6. 6—2, 7—5. Single Handicap "B" K. C. Balhetchet
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      131 20 Recent results m the S.C.R.C. tournament are Singles Championship John Un beat Chia Teck Yam wo.. Lai Kwcng Chun beat Yap Ah Hyan 7 5. 6 l. "B" Dcubles H'cap semi-final Tan Chiap Choon and Lew Kee Ngiap beat Tr.n Siong Tenc and Loh Jwee Yong B—lo,8 10,
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      HOME RUGBY
      47 20 Gloucester and Swansea Win London, Sept. 10. The following Rugby Union matches took place to-day:— Strcud 3: Gloucester 9 Swansea 32: Pontardawe 3. THE RUGBY LEAGUE London, Sept. 10. Barrow lost on thoir own ground to St. Helens o—90 9 to-day m the Rugby League.
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    71 20 Captain B. H. Ramsay. M.V.0., who recently returned to England m command of the cruiser Kent, m which he had been Flag Captain and Chief ot Staff to Admiral Sir Arthur Waistell m China, will be employed at the Admiralty j for two months before becoming Royal Navy instructor at
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    CHELSEA'S DIFFICULT TASKS
    458 20 VILLA AND WEDNESDAY Liverpool Derby Match To-day Chelsta's star players vill have their most severe tests this week, for after to-day's match. Hi which they have to entertain Aston Villa <who beat them 2 nil at Stamford Bridge last season) they have to pay a visit to
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    YACHTING SEASON OVER
    189 20 Shamrock V. Secures Chief Honours IBy Dutch Air Maill I From Our Own Correspondent London* Sept. 1. The big yachting season was brought to a conclusion on Saturday. Unfortunately, however, the chief events arranged by the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta Committee were abandoned owing to the
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    PENANG RUGBY
    135 20 Kens Chuan-Polson Half Back Combination R. W. Brown will captain the Penang Rugby XV this season. The first practice took place on Tuesday and was m the nature of a pipe opener. There was a good turn out of players. It seemed like old times to see Keng
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    110 20 The proposed Ceylon cricket tour to India m December is off. It is learnt that a telegram has been received by the Honorary Secretary of the Ceylon Cricket Association from the Board of Control m India to ttie effect that it regretted the impossibility of arranging a satisfactory tour. The
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    LEADING WOMEN LAWN TENNIS PLAYERS
    197 20 THE WORLD'S BEST Miss Betty Nuthall No. 3 [By Dutch Air Mail] [From Our Ov:n Correspondent j London, Sept. 1. Three British women are among the best ten women lawn tennis players m the world, according to M. Pierre Gillou. president cf the French Lawn
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    185 20 Keppel vs. Sepoy Lines The following teams have been chosen to represent Keppel G. C. and Sepoy Lines G.C. m the match at Sepoy Lines to-morrow morning: Keppel players mentioned first. H. I. Jones and F. V. Boardman vs. J. B. Carr and J. S. English. J. M. Watt
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    HOW CANZONERI WON
    107 20 Berg Down for "Eight" m First Round New York. Sept. 11. Canzoiieri won the decision over Kid Berg m the recent championship contest as the result of clean, hard and straight blows. It was an exhibition of delightful boxing. He floored Berg for a count ol eight
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    206 20 Thomson Wins Boys* Championship IBy Dutch Air Mail] I From Our Own Correspondent] Lcndon Sept. 1. The rival competitors m the All-Scottish final of the boys' amateur championship at Killermont were Francis McGloin. a 16-year-old boy who has just finished his schooling at St. Joseph's. Blackheath. and Hector
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL
    73 20 [Reuter's Service] New Yorfc, Sept. 18. latest baseball results are as follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 2: New York 7. Pittsburgh 0: Boston i. Pittsburgh 4: Boston 2. Chicago 4: Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 3: Philadelphia 8. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 17: St. Louis 0. New York 6: St.
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      456 20 THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE MALAY STATI S BY Roland Braddel^, Barrister-at-Law, etc. A new light on a much canvassed probfe* enabling the "man m the street" to understaS clearly the legal side of the political problems of Malaya and to appreciate and value corrci-Hv the present reform proposals. Malaya
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