The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 February 1933

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Sing apore Free Press NO. 1W76. ESTABLISHED 1835. SIM; APORE, S.S. THi'KSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 193 10 ENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    176 1 I* lie l>*iti v !i t c»~?nc r 1 i i < Nrii Pp^*f imported an ortbrvuk of fire in the engine room, hi.t Inter ad\iM-d tli.it the ln< «as under t'< ntrol I'.^c sin-ai.ore in v .1 In litre lor anglers, according to Mr. W Birtwistle
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    STOP PRESS
    87 1 FOOTBALL risri is i iHi(.M i cii. First Division: Wesi Brormvich 1 Blackburn 3. Wrdnoad f| 1 Ll 0. Third Northern: New Brighton 3 Chester 1. Scottish Cup second round replays: Hibernian 1 Aberdeen 0, Queen Park 1 Glasgow Rangers 1 after extra time. Scottish Cup third round
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    EXTRAVAGANCE
    1091 1 EXT RAV AGAN CE The letter had corns 'Jim night before. In answer to an advertisement John was to 09 fc r an Interview. For months Jchn Kingsley and In, wife, Margaret, bad lived in a bed-sitting-rom. They had not wished to live in a bed-sitting-room, but because of John's
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      232 1 fcjGlA TEA ri'Mitioss i' til the homo. RAFKLHS HOTEL •i" PREMIER lIJIEL TO-NIGHT j SPECIAL DINNER DANCE a' LAST PERFORMANCE DOT'S REVUE CABARET S>.:W— MIDNIGHT PHOXE -SI Uunm n,'\\ optn mr private luncheon- and dinners. Strict l> Private. W j? k I'M; M MKVlit in NETHERLANDS r INDIA CT Fort
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      156 1 ADELPKI HOTEL ROOF HARDEN TO-NIGHT I&A.\C'E^ cV CABARET THE MAYE SISTERS IN THEIR UNEQUALLED VAUDEVILLE ACTS F>;\\ NON-DIVERS SI. niNMK MENU i. ov;-. res varies Consonn. :e Algeria Supreme of Red Mullet Fi^h Sair..Toumedc Sarah Berntaardi Bak 11 potetoat- B I Green Peas Roasl Ei)3lisrt Chicken— F:<:. 1 1 B&lad
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      209 1 New Japanese propesals have ImproTe* prospects of a settlement of the Manehoria dispute— Pate o. I faU of the Daladicr Govirnment Is po >ible— Page 9. V,, n rnmts letter fM Mentioned by ,|Ha BH inqnest on a Chinese found hassjai in a plantation off the Changi Ko.id— P..^- LATEST
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    THE 'GEORGE' TO RENEW US YOUTH
    353 2 THE 'GEORGE TO RENEW US YOUTH Shakespeare and Dickens I >ed To (in There The George, in Borough High-street, last of the old coaching inns cf London, is to be Bad restoration been delayed much longer. London might have lost a last reminder of ir.or- i partial iapi Yet the
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    PRAYER BOOK LOYALTY
    105 2 Vicar's ss. Challenge to Clergymen I prtae of ss. Is offered by Re. I vv H V; usT-.i/.s Church. Bourn in 11 tell him l an> in the C::':rrh of WB&ad conducts the services of his chur h MMkl If lt: accordance w:-. :übrtcs and direction th.-
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    45 2 Callers at the Malayan Agency In London Include: Mr. r H. Wood, off Port Wellesley; Mr. P. Ducky of Koala Lumpur (who Is staying at Place. W.) and Mr Q ...an. of Singapore, whose address Is care of The Mercantile Bank of India. E.C. 2.
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    KUANTAN THEFT CHARGE
    212 2 One -Time Police Informer Accused [From Our O 1 OtßWpOOdlßt] Ku.int.in. Kel>. o. I case in which Mohanit At.:: Mb Ai .::.i:. .1 i.i.i polio informer, was ii-..i!,.>! c: 4 7 :n>m the house of .i Chines* named Lun Che< Tcnq at Jeram wa> heard before Che
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    124 2 Ihi > -;.'h Ls announced ol Mr Francis William Payne. M Inst. MM \f I. Mech. E. f senior partner in th< firm ol Messrs. F. VV. Payne and Sort, consulting ami dredge mining engineers His deMun of dredges modernised the tin dredgin" industry in Malaya. He was a director
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      392 2 a Under Royal P<it r<>ita(j< > 1 A t nil supply oj I i V A j Aids to Beauty 1 for Ml 1 1 Natural Cultivation j J Life Long Loveliness I 1 1 Recommended by the Medical Profession. l| FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. I S Raffle*. Place. Singapore. J
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      485 2 TENDKKS. SINGAPORE MUNiaPAL NOTICE. Tenders. ■OOEfl I 10*1 r.:. unders art now invr the following materials or rti ulars of sucl dei m y be obtainf Tender Room. Municipal Officea amply of teHlnd Bitumen suitable far surface treatment of roads. Date of Closing. 4 p.m. Peb. 10th. 0 nstnactiou at
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      332 2 \0" Hill hhh NOTICE 18 PAR S» OWON vis incorporated a? 9 day of January fiiiyui ]r ra i addition of the wo: name. the BUDDIE v T^M the land and premjJJ^l >ed therewith sitmt# J rJ Course Ruaa. Sihk;.^:" VMM m way of gift by aw J BOONp^y PAR
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      183 2 Tin: wkek i uraday. ''th High Water 09 24, 8.8 ft. 23 09. M H Wiltshire Regt. vs. Perak at Ii Dot's R«>vue. Rallies Hotel. Tet.: SC.C. ToumMßMl. t ,I.IV 10 lh H% it Sr H LCJI vs. Med-.. kl Oaß at Anson Road; Wiltshire Regt. vs. Ppnang at P
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    WHEN LONDON BUILT WITH IRON
    553 3 WHEN LONDON BUIL T WITH IRON YEAR THAT MEANT MUCH TO HER PROGRESS lie RJarvrf of <h? NW Enhuhaod X Menilion in th ndard oi the ii.oliuon 111 1864 of the old woodc. 5 bnu. opton i tnj far the 111 brld (now about to be pulled 3 li event!
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    A TURNER BOUGHT FOR 85s.
    471 3 \\\< Most K.Mii.'i'kai'lo I'aini iriL: In an unpr 'tmtiou> snop near Victoria, Station hangs a picture that has caused a sensation in the world of art. If experts r.re not deceived, it is not only but the most, remarkable Mri i by that eccentric genius.
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    NEW FURNITURE FASHION
    150 3 Timber From Kackwood ot British Empire Women oi the Forum Club arc up a new fashion in furniture, and R to find hastes ics |HT i ntlnc their piu<" I .isac or monkey bone. With th- Bof»rd. the "Buy British" -'.b-cammtttet i' Empire I 1 article flooring-
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      463 3 !t makes driving such a PLEASURE THIS NEW TWiN-TQP GEARBOX! j m| s \4U \^w t 1 a^a^^r^K^ "A^ >^ 3^§\ /^E flmv^m "-*>'» yf/^Sk m^S^v^ ay Iritted with the (latest departure to ante I mobile laauiifaitailin 11m A ar— but a "Ten" built by Austin— with twm top gearbox
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      74 3 EFFICIENCY OF DRIVES IS PROVED ISY The National Physical laboratory Test Fit Resold Ch.\l\s TO YOUR MACHINERY A gen t s and Stockists UNITED ENGINEERS b, i n i t i: to SINGAPOKK MALACCA IPOH. SIKIJWHAN FENANG. f^oh ■>¥*X X ls v 0 better pill ipicTi^ y- ff ffTTK/P rely
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      163 3 Has no I ui> T bad become complete?" v^^ a depilatory pastes, X evil smelling powder and B <i 3jJ JH paliiful electnc trectment v *^^B JBI «*en a razor. Shaving POvTv simply made the hair Wj^ J gssv thicker. Then t' f I JJm :d the NEW I •*3I
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    "SMITHY" INVESTS A SILESCER FOR AEROPLANES
    218 4 BILLOWING SAILS a.-- an lt-forter battles against the aqua •DR KRtiFiMiliMiK ill endeavour to explore d MMM t the MM Ufhte with the aid of this great mirror and electrical apparatus. >!R KIXGSFORI) SMITH < x.imines the t-xhaust siler.rvr he has invented for v.-<
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    NUT SO BLACK AS IT IS PAINTED
    841 5 QiTICIAL RK Of INDUSTRY tin's Sim, P/it Consistent Revival The Dem urn— l of Overseas Trade Monthly daav shown In the trade returns for October *a^sasjnsat November and the llsjßriw now pub.Sv<i T^C* IT* pT T »l*^^ t «i t 4 awrni April
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    MR. GEORGE MOORE'S LAST WORK
    571 5 MR GEORGE MOORE'S LAST WORK COMMUNICATION TO MY FUIKXDS" His Dislike of The Modern (iir! Mr. George Moore, the famous novelist, died, at 6 a.m. on Jan. 21st at his home in BMQ street, S.W. He would have been 81 this month. He died while writing a new book. It
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    WOLFE'S BATTLE ORDERS
    237 5 Orifffaul Document Found Om uf the most interesting discoveries re- to the fariv history of Canada has come ".i.-ht ;«i Ottawa Mr Noulan Cauchon. town planner for the C':.!-:tal. has found the original manuscript copy, bound in rough cow-hide, of Gt-n ral Wolfe's nin preparatloa for th"
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    63 5 Malnya is getting re c\ Ml Ml British I r vtrictl starts a^ usual on F> b n. I 'inr)r:-<:lTnd the «..tti" Stnnd r-t y-ai will be occupied ;m<l HHrf th.- iMOTlftt I wil c the mm and I imagini Htkll IMWI tvv- It nli id MAI BOJh show. Probabh
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    LESSONS FROM BURNS
    757 5 LESSONS FROM BUR NS Scotland's Fear of Emotion Mrs. WMa Muir, the novelist, and translator husband. Edwin Muir. of Jew Sun and other works, proposed Tht Immortal Memory at a Burns supper at ihe Scottish Wo- OM hdineurgh. Mis» Jean D. I presided, and the haggis was duly piped in
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    A CASE FOR RETRENCHMENT
    240 5 How Merchant* .md Shippers i< 'an Spend Les> to Make Mor. Profit margins automatically Increase at overheads are cut One of the most prevalent tiens in which overheads are wwnM% high, and even unnwwrllf Incurred, to link*! with the problem of atorap of goods in all
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      151 5 r~^ NIGHTLY 6.15 C 9.15 P.M. l ALLULAH BANKHEAD PM I IA X \>. CHARLES BICKFORD i.Kffc jj^s^SSi "THUNDER J *"^^^^^fc head comes into i ,'*^^.|W htr own The v ous. ?org ;ous 7 Jm a tutuu tuous T*^'"^^** dram a o f a woman and two iSfft^- men beyond
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      128 5 2 Every voordoj tin ndvniun notwei wnsentir€ly justified j STRAITS TIMES" j "wetoldYouT"^ rave over Nothing J mm m J '/.'/>■/ Hw/ht's (iiidiciicps n'f >v enthusiastic I CA^f OVOM npithtmh (I />// q£ mom s ,'< "77;/,/. .U/; TO-NIGHT" STRAITS TIME'S" SEE 77ie G'jumont-British j Musical Comedy Triumph TO-NIGHT" i
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      218 5 SPECIAL MAT Ihi ELS JO-DAY tO-MOHROWI SATURDAY! SUSDAY t AT P.M.— ICs here The Snappiest. Merriest and BIGGEST Musicomcd) yet Y^J^^'*^^ GREENWOOD v l*v^^w COME AM) ROAR YOU! BAD OPFI Hear those ditties See those Yell lh<»e laughs. IH'T AS PRKCAITION BOOK FIRST 1 IU)OKIN(J AT ROBINSONS A €*^£P ADDKI)
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      ROWING STYLES
      1000 6 The New Stroke and the Old Rowing ro dies and captain ol beat clubs i, „>.,. io i■•■ at i lib I > ;:tv Mcti mo unknown m ether forms of athletics A taawM n.i to v:i)! t:u P* a cricketer had to learn a real iri. ty
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      RUGBY CLUB RECORDS
      727 6 Lp to and including J;';v..:r;. 14 P< i;;t:P W D. I. r. A HfcMllWj 25 13 5 5 203 AbertUkn 20 1? 2 5 154 8d AldersbcX Ba 12 7 2 3 200 6i Aiti>t--' Rifle.- I J 12 56 US Dunk ot England 14 7 1
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      CRICKETERS AS RUGBY PLAYERS
      120 6 i I From Our Ovni Correspondent] London. Jan. 23. Cricketers in Welsh rugby team include Maurice Turnbull. the scrum-half, who ha.cained fame as Glamorgan's captain and a tourist to South Afrio a and Au: c.l. Jenkins, the full-back, is a sood v icket keeper and sound
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      AN EXCELLENT CHOICE
      108 6 (> OVJ| Correspoca- D. M. Wood has been app iaM B X- Course at Liverpool. :r> .suece&sion to the M: F A. C. Toph.i.! Mr V.\» c IbM Mr. Topi.:.: :o: a number of years on the board of directors of Meters. It Ltd., lessees of AMm
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      349 6 nAniii A Dr^^\i^^l# rUrULAK \v^ i^P^P 1 ALL OVER THE WORLD X^^\ ot t. n> ot r. P c tn.it, from our \*fi &o?^ rh.» H v fKev are ruwkcJ ChiversJams To .iN<> C'huerf' Oldt English .Nfarmuladc, Canned Fruit* and Vegetables. A^cnt: N VI( R A Co., llonjf Kong Bank
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      104 6 STlClilllCJ^^sf One raea-u refill BB of Castrollo with ever} *zallon> of petrol w hen filling up v\ ill ohx:;ih "ii is-x.,1 engine will inert «m n^in- v\\u inn smoother runninj and pn. h;ihl> redur* ;m m»l <-.»n-umption I the "running in" period ffi*^% ear, aMfoilo i> m ..:uaMe. V^^lfflP N
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    SINGAPORE IS NOT A GOOD ANGLING CENTRE
    2928 7 An Authority Gives Advice To Disciples of Izaak Walton INTRICATE ORGANISATION BEHIND MODERN FISHING METHODS iU i.rs; nisation brhind the modern tishiim industry Mr \V Birtuistle (Director of Fisheries) in the tfrrstinu address to the Kotar\ Club at tlie weekly r-.e. ::n 5
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    MARRYING THE GIRL BY STORM
    445 7 JUBT AN OLD MALAY CUSTOM Appeal Against Young Lover's Dismissal By Bench When hr w^ dur^d with -unUwfully ennfinin*" a youn* Malay jjirl a defendant at SfT«nban pleaded that l\e was only oarr>in)f out an old Malay custom and u.i> diMh.ij-sid by the magistrate. On
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    THE SCENE SHIFTERS
    191 7 BaCOCatafvl I>fl>in oi New Amateur i <nnpan> Tli. new group of I mod. for the first m, in Ilis IM 0 I Hall changed at that there was no undue delay. The opening pi- I a well- kaatos dialect, was followed I < by Messrs. P. S.
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    SUCCESSOR ILL
    113 7 \djutant P. and P.W.V. Corps Defers Retirement G H Gilmon the Adjutant ol tin pfj oanj v. Mi bj MHri i R >t 4. :-..i, had th< clii oi his departure Malaya riciVriTd owing to the inability ol rto tak ov< r duties on that date c,.;,-..,... i)
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    ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA
    69 7 v mau; vial met tine i the Sinsapon tj i! th Rngineorine Association of a Malay d .it Aciclphi Hotel, the foilowiiu offici:- ■.'•l- rl.-ctod: Mr. G. Heron. Chairman; Mr. Jno N Jones. Vicp-Chairman; Mr. P. M. Scott; Hon. S*vretan": und Mes.srs. C. X O. m«od
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    Anonymous Letter In Changi Road Murder Mystery
    901 7 Man's Body Found Hanging From Tree Chinese from Pontian Kechil told the Singapore Coroner f^- yesterday that he had received an anonymous letter informing" him that his- nephew had been murdered in Singapore. "None of your people are making any effort to trace
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    HAVELOCK ROAD COLLISION
    510 7 Sikh Accused Of Rash Driving A collision between a Europea: -id a Sikh's in Haveluck Ri... < moon of ]> inber 30 had its sequel in the Third Police 0 ri before Mr J F. F. Gregg yest. when tha Sikh was charged with rash and negligent
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    PULAU MINYAK STILLS
    113 7 Another Raid By Rc>enue Officers At 4 a.m. yesterday a party of Ri venue Offi< ers 1 by Supervisor Talbot swam «cro« I to Pulau Minyafc (which had •»<n the scene of a rai< inventive Officers, and s« IM points on the bland. Seven arrests were mwde.
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    SPENT THE MONEY
    98 7 Voun.u Eurasian Accused of Breach of Tru>t A young Eurasian named CfcM <ie Souza. a bill Boltd I <<f th< Singapore Casket! Company pleaded guilty in the Police Court! Man IB I Hp| p I to a charge of .ir.inal broach ti trust in respect of $800,
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    42 7 A t.'.-;.'f!o fish from ?h» Inrix p'• nt( c to thp Zoo by ih» R ti ]< t:< ill Soi lfiv a^ ;< i i pti n; ilt -mi mc for nearly two yi r.rs I; h: t•• r: r. discovered in the Aquarium's
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    15 DAYS LEGAL BATTLE
    1479 7 Dispute Over Dead Man's Business Deals 200 EXHIBITS Assigned Rights In Tobacco Trade Marks On.' of the longest -ml '< out in th«" "Mijwem*' i nurt < *m».t|H>r« |Ku h.niHC <»iu|ii<-«) ti 1 1< ti, ti.tw hearing. Hi, pljintitf i- \ll U-"' V«»kr. widow „,>rf .M.vim
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1933. CRIMINAL OR LUNATIC ?
    912 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUA RY 9, 1933. CRIMINAL OR LUNATIC More startling even than ttM story of the burnmt; of L'Atlantique is the latest news from Paris that the arrest is imminent of a man who is believed to have deliberately set the great liner on fire. This mysterious
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    FORMER MALAYAN DEAD
    136 8 The death of Mr. R D Young, which occurred in Londcn. and news of which reachec Singapore via Calcutta a day or two ago. seven lor.g-.-tanding association with Malaya which dates back to about 1908. Fo: ::.a:: years Mr. Young was connected v. ;th the Mercantile Bank
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    STREFT ACCIDENTS
    115 8 A Chinese was found in an unconsdooi condition lying on the road at Kallnng bridg-, Kallang Road, yesterday. He had a severr wound on the head, and was b'eedir.g frc ear>. An ambularce was called to convey h m to hospital, but before it arrived he had died
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    103 8 There Tere 1=.3 deaths in Singapore la*t week as compared with 185 the previous week ■Md 101 for the sime period last year. death rate was 16 66 per mile compared 20.15 the preceding week and 21.56 a year agro :rcpe.in deaths were r-ported. Thr causes of death were pneumonia
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    93 8 LATEST TIN AND RIBPER PRK I AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices nnd the sterling rate in New York and Pari specially cabled to the Free Pr. n are as follow TIN London. Foh. 8. Snot £148U (£l49' Forward £149 (£149"* 4 Tone of Market Easier Kl'BrtEß
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    BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT IN SINGAPORE
    839 8 BOY SCO UT MOVEMENT IN SINGAPORE A:i."inl Meeting ot the Association new bead quarters at the old Race 'Course was the locale of the annual meeting cf the Singapore Boy Scouts Local Association, in the course of which a proposal to form a Head Quarters committee to IMM|» the decoration
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    135 8 of the AleUa virde »eJ that light buoy, flashing green, in WtmM Riouw 2.5 cast of Tandjong Bemb:*lang. «v •Jag at 2109 hours G.M Attendant. Singapore, from the Chief Insptntti ivigation of Batavia. the lightbicy. Foxn, has been repaired and the light on the Sainbar Light hip
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    THUMB-PRINT FORGERY ON DOCUMENT
    138 8 THUMB-PRINT FORGERY ON DOCUMENT MALAY WOMAN Offence Much Too Prev?w Saystodge [From Our own Correspondent] MM Mr. Jwttee Übwu-t. ■HflBOSB) AafaM Yah charaed vtth femtr vkM*h psrtsfSasd by ■Kiring her th«a print a itraarat befon Mr <„ 4Rz-«> »l Ator Ga jah. fa* pi**** s Kir I. R Harpe: was
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    BENNO MOISEIWITSCH
    230 8 I arewdl Recital in Sin'j.i: it. Iv:jkj NU>u<lwitscn tavc nir, »ar> r- ;>fc in Singapore at Che Victoria M«-m :?ht ani be was given by that select little gathering of gtauu* s»* lovers *ho at any rttt can on to give our oeiebrau-d t&uaot visitors a wans welcome
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    U.S. CADETS
    173 8 U. S. CADET S ViMi T,, sistaawe Not Tb* tnlnlßC «hlp. California SUt* open* by the California Naut.cal School. fHiHawui e on February 12th. This vessel is loaned to th caiMrn a by the United State N used in the train ng of cadets f<* oßcm •'.c American mercanti- The
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    ASSIZE CEREMONIAL
    108 8 Mr. tmtt~c Whilley Vt Malacca (Prom Our O»n Corrrsponr If tterra. I «r!al Assisr service wa I AS Mlara Christ I ble Mr Justtee V :i and H. C. Willan. The civ of th" Blfthrrsi Bir. (•<- enr... t/ and <*** oOcials. and potter oft On th- <+mOk
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    THAIPUSAM FIREWORKS
    26 8 TH AI PUSA M FI RE WO RKS Thr S( eon rt md y evmhit Thmipuaui nrtwerk 4ta»lay J f"J Siusace Mil ma* m* be available.
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      188 8 J fmMW\ x Brc»vd& Bottled by Mf H&GS!MONDSILTD ■'^S^^A^-%< READING. England. CAILIDBCCiK'S i;\ ii vi lO UM im UTOIMMIM Sfc"^'' KING OFSIAM DIAMONDS SKT PLATINUM ENGAGEMENT RINGS AND ETERNITY RINGS. Bridal prt**nts in diamond set Witche* Broo< hes. Bracelets, Frarl Necklaces !.AHvir:sr \.vj weu -ski.lctfd stcck do not fail to
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      60 8 A BUSINESS MAN SAYS it is better to surmount an ohstacle than to try to force one's way through it. One wishes he had had a Beriotis talk to several well hacked runners in the Grand National. Back "GAFLAC" POLICIES and know what freedom from anxiety really means. GENERAL ACCIDENT,
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    DISTANCE RECORD FOR BRITAIN
    65 9 R.A.F- OFFICERS Fi.Kiiil" m WSTAMV i.TCORD \IV \i\ ::.00 Mi!.KS FAIR r Y PLANE GAVFORD AND NICHOLETTES AT WALVK BAY aprtnwn. 1 Squadron-Lead* r Cay- h! Liiutrnant ft- in tho I'airov plan. !,M(Kd at llav p.m. .11 h. mil c > lonu (!i-tanrt' rcrord i r.\
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    206 9 Feb. S. ammhbcbi? the succass off ths l^ng distsncs) tgkt Om Air Ministry praises the pilots and so* manufacturer* of tat aircraft for their but \n the aialm— nl and points out that r holds tat Hire* main world's ittsuoa records; *ptH: Stainforth's 49T.5 miles an hour. Capum Uwtns 45.976
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    FRENCH FINANCIAL PROPOSALS
    185 9 r Cnvernment May Fall P.»ri. 7 fc m effort to avoid the pitfalls into which fell the Government's financial propnk vhUe itdutlm adsttmrt-ative exoenii- o and ha!f mfKard fr~nc-. par? only »raaH burden on civil servants and leave ex•r*k» awn practically alone. ■BtOT c niiadHu win be
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    FOREIGN SEAMEN
    58 9 FO REIG N SEAMEN Inited States Rill I'l^ed J* *r«lmiUqß Oh—Hlii of the Home of *m las passr<( the S-hnekter BUL w»h to brtof into an Unltrdj totfei s«n»en who are *arttflhlrj •■^s ?<«i v tmnUrnmts. J^ h toiended to hmr cajinese and Jap- 1 •w** many of whom are
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    FIGHT MALARIA FROM AIR
    32 9 FIG HT MALARIA FROM AIR I ■SorinVle* Huge J^'y n«^ tiugiuj atmtten and 19t owdkal •f-ti^e tenm -jff UxfrfcK— tbli TL te v the f^rht tf»tn«t anhria. 1 MlMlil ■iilmHiiiim «Mak wUI
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    146 9 U In Sterling Checks Demand CoasfcteraMe eacltemeut still prevails in the South African mining section on the Stock Bxehang? and this morning further charp advances were again reported. This follows heavy dealings on Saturday morning. After the closing of the Stock Exchange on Saturday, street workers carried on
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    90 9 Discussion at the Hague The Labour aewipapen have b^en banned From the defence forces as they do not support luthorlty. declared the Minister for Defence in the Lower Chamber. Force wouM be used IT the surrender of the Zeven Provincien were not immediate and unconditional. He told the
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    90 9 Sir llPa] Ihi IHQ U;rk Tn London Umdon, Feb. 6. ar Ronald Ilndsav. B-iti^h Amba^s^dor to United States, tended at Southampton from the sj. Burooa this afternoon aid at on~e motored to London to attend consultation, with the committee of the Cabinet on the ■object of the
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    42 9 Prospects of a Settlement Improve Cifnrva. Feb. 7. f» in tun new Japane propolis mlwittnl to the League Secretariat are understood I kttf way toward drat tion of Dec 15th and Involve certain vrr-bal Proepects d a aettkinent have Reuter
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    39 9 Six Months Imprisonment and Fine Bomb'y. fVb s Mrs r.a: -s s r.r- d -t B-rad Police C^urt s:v rr nth Imprl nt srd a nne or 500 rupees or <!x weeks in defau t Reuter
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    23 9 Four Kili'H in Hampshire Accident I London. F«>b 8. Fv.r m-r. »•:>' k 11 d v.h-n a R \F n a Reuter
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    82 9 Armil Officer Detained in Tmccr London, Feb. H. >'i r v.i on** of the >! k" Bl nts of Hm 1»r.;.-!. A: i at present u:!'l. „i the Tower of London, acco*, w; to the D M-ess, pi -:\\v\ the leakage ;rt information to Tower. 1 he War
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    505 9 I Former (lov^-nor of Bombay Dead London, Feb. The death is announced of Lord Sydenham. which took place suddenly from cerebral hoemorr ha g Reuter. Lord Sydennam of Ccmb?, who was 84 p r old. was a baron in 1913 He was a son of the late Rev.
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    70 9 Buy T**v* H Front Of lV'-i' >m?nt London. F:b fi PTlinmont rrasspr-bl-s pfter the Christmrs teces 11 to-tnom-.v ar.rt n r>-.:5y session is In prrT-ct. For"i?n affairs p m likely to KCWP* m')*h ••on p--t r»Abt^, di^rmampnt ;v Far 1 situation In dcmpst'" matter flnane* «"d M ">Viy-
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    29 9 Opt-ration In London Nursing Home London. F»*h on p« ncivit:- hi i I tmtm i hon:p on S-i'i-"! v is stat-d to b- makin isatlsfa press
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    29 9 !V-nr F h 7 1 Ath c fn-mH tn Mt»le N i j Rn- fa nib"- f v they vht» la: lv 1/ rsubscrib d Reu ter
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    68 9 50 PEOPLE HURT IX GERMANY Con?iderr.hfe Damage To Property Eterih, Feb. s. Earthquake shocks were felt over a large area in South Germany this morning. Rastoff, Baden Buffered most and 50 ivopie at- reported to be burt Con^iV.eraMe damage to property occurred also at Cetigheim, Steinhamea
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    159 9 H;ht Year's Imprisonment For Coolie [From O :r Own Corrospor.dent] Malacca, Feb. 6. A sentence of 8 years rirj-y-o is impi was imposed by Mr. Justice Wh.iky at Ma: :.-os on N-a: man, b Tttrii coolie of the Lanchan^ Division of Mcrljnau Estate, for stabbing to death one
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    113 9 Malacca Revenue Officers' Capture ■I O:- Own OOR r.t> Malacca, Feb. Ltc Ah Wall, a Hoklen. was :harged a* Malacca Police C urt with beir.i: in poise^sion <~i tfutinole tobacco weighing 325 lbs in a car at Klebar.g I Mr E V. R^drisrues. cf the Preven'ivi IBrpnch.
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    99 9 U.S. Senator Seeks Reduction W.i hincton Trli. 7. m- |Mb Dnaoerat Bsnator, South r ":na. has int-od':c-rt bill dcsicn?d to reduce the ro'ton crop In 1933. H? "-Till put 3 500.009 la'.e^. Nt present rontro'.lrd by tho Frd-rnl Yum Bwwd an-1 other Govern m?nt?.l bodies, into a "pool."
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    81 9 En«r'n« Room .AMnzo On Voyage To Oregon Lond >n. lib C A Pimm Wmf rp.-r,o ster.m H S':;r r r»,303 tons. vMfe a C""\v of 47 b f>o:r. LOMdOB to Porthind. Orpf^on. has I th th r n -lin" NMI is MM nl t}ri! fir-, v-
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    58 9 Bff jgwi on Decentralisation Report London Ffb. 8. Sir Sirr.uH Wilson 1" n^w. er»^ged In London U iia>Um h: DtMMtnriha*t3i< R°n.rt It i n t yet known wheth?' f he report will t h \t i f o:ti I -.rivitc com.nuniration to th» fc?retary of S'.re with
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    44 9 m r y] n f th nursine 'Ui'.l r n >• n^ -M h' b'cn in r iMg MM ll -'hnrt'y Iv.ivui' hi Imbh --yin- n nf nt a n »-tv in h^- h^iour 'vr: held x Hcstpl, Bukit Nsnas, and was ]y att, led.
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      530 11 PRESIDENT LINFP TO EIROPE tROM SINGAPORL AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive B'pore. B'pore. Penan*, n. York. Pres. Polk Frh 11 Feb 14 Feb. 16 Mar. 28 9tm. M Feb. 25 Feb 28 Mar. 2 Apr 11
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    WIT AND HUMOUR IN THE THEATRE
    862 12 WHEN GEORGE GRAVES "DRIED DP" And the fan Wh'» Asked for "A Blood and Soda" Few people become famous on the stage withjcut having a fund of good stories told about jthc!)i In Humour in I I 1. 'Universal I Publications >, John Aye
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    84 12 The survh.r.»; cadets of the wrecked training I ship Niobe .upplemented by others, were transfered to the training cruiser Koln, and in tins sh.p u-il complete their training in a lone foreign cruise Egypt, Australia, Japan, and bark by Africa. After the loss cf the jNube they pursued t>-.- ing
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      606 12 Burns Philp Line. < Incorporated in Auyiriila 1 FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE vim JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ■cfuiar monthly sailings by the wel' -known steamer MARELLA (7,375 ton*) and to* 8 8 MANOOLA (3.252 tons*. [Cargo only] MARELLA \s one of the largest and finest steamers trmdlni vj
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      496 12 HENDERSON LINE. iiELUi!>lL^ I SCHEDULE OK SAILINGS BeSt avail*** tCOI 1 B% Fortnightly Papwnjrrr >t«UDrr Obtainable bf aU I Brtvir^n Ilannmn. Marvrillr^ I ami F.nfUnd COikSil G I HOMI \RI) vAIIIN^.- »^T. 1 A x I'ori of ihUmb.irk^tion I'l>m«utli VV A 4T^ 4^\ i I l«ve Rancor. 'IT S I
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      726 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Buj-ujk every Saturday 7 pin .md Thursdays 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Fridaj 7 30 am Saturdays 1 P" 1 Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday I a.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pin Kelantan (via Padang Bcsari Monday 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) very Monday,
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      103 12 Penang via i»rts 12. J IndrajxH-ra, Bnt 6422, from Rotterdam 8. lor Eauvia and S- h Maros. Dut 363. frum Indraglri 8. for Indra^ir; 10 p.ra-. Bnt 579, from Teluk Anson 8, for ITtM Anson via Port Swettenham 10. Van Outhoorn, Dut. 1180, frcm Semarang 8. for Belauun Dt'li 8.
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      361 13 SAFE GUARD SHIPPING Canada*s Lighthouse Service Ottawa. Feb. x W:-h .tprproxunately 50.00 ll coast ■.i" i. lit! and Parinc Occam, the Ore*t Lakes and other lakes withm Mm bounthe Dominion. t.i:. cu.ventment HhJMlbj MMM hM to mamtair. an r\-- lighthouse service. Thi> -t-rvice require-;, during the season of navigation. MM
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      INSURING SHIPS AT SEA
      374 13 Ma To He Higher in Future Serious consideration ls being j,iven vi itofSand to the question of marine in~urancf rates, follow. r. *he disastrous fire? on board Prei h Hi The matter ls receiving the a'tenti n ot th< I- .te cf Londcn Underwriters and of
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      80 13 Fainou SoviVt Ire-Breaker May 150 Saved ArchiPT«*l Feb. 7. gfeM art- BPi s»ro-T ftfepM that It will b^ pn >■ wttWr Om n >■• rliv to hilul th Bonr- in MMI h:tvl *t :i she is strrnded and tow her io m*n: I XMh i the v>;v of
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      723 13 Ship's Kntire Crew in "The ■ttlglt* Tn- da:iv p:.-., which iw\ r lu-s <>r even exa>i- r erat< qu-jtos the captain of the ship. Grac< Harwar, as reporting that the weather was s-i bid during hi> recent, passage home that h wa. obliged to keep his .nun
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      MASTER MARINER AS "BEGGAR"
      255 13 The story of Arthur Curtis Wilson h a sad st n- Alas! that it should be so typical of tht— days rf world depression A- Inr Curti- Wfrnn ll 52. Mi I IT.^ L'vrs in \V^nd r wnrth-r:ad. SW ;ir"' the r> a pol coman saw
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      45 13 PftMßfm (km Batavta to Singnpore by the b 1 1^ g 'ord. Mr Soe-imn ani M-. p. nMfcO*- ,> k i c Pi v Co nte PM 3. r 1! Mr. H. E. II 1 tu:n MM Mr. X D S. Si.iir.ip on.
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    309 14 London Uabhi Say> Word ot (inititiide For forty-two years new the Her. Har. Price has been minister of the St. John's Wood ogue. He has just retired: and in a talk with an Evening News correspondent he had something to say about the way England
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    18 14 M: I H iUU kavr lefll I M -<!- and th.n ..ddiv i, lo R, tHorsharn Road, Cranleiyh, Surr.
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    180 14 0m tIM "KlU'll'iN o\ lilt 1 Human Kaco" The Road Traffic Act has been a failure. T not succeeded in making the roads safer than they were to any appreciable degi c aof the Pedestrians Association in London. "The reason is because the speed of
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    104 14 Prog «mmc < drills up to ,md for wp<-k ■iuiir February 112 th. 1933. Wednesday. 5.15 p.m., Headquarters. S.h.A <\>. Ehnv nt;irv Qoa Drill; Ist. Bn. Si? Sfc- tion, Voluntary Parade Visual Signalling; "D" 'Eurasian^ Coy., 30 yards Ran?e; "E" Cn Junior N.C.Os.. N.C.Os. Course; MG. PI
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    11 14 C loin] lion Edward Cookt i; t London for Java. j
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    340 14 Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of .stations which can be received in Singapore Java Stations Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony Sydney, Australia, and other stations. I Usual call after records "Kullo Sydney." i.Tij<»n- Priok, 21 metres from 6.30
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    68 14 KUA LA LU MPUR AMAT EUR RADIO SOCIETY Kuala Lurcpur regular broadcasts are until further notice DAILY on 55.5 Metres 10.30 to 11 ajn. PETALJNG HILL TESTING. Except Sundays and I I FRi: 05 Metres ROM THE STUDIO. 8.30 p.m. Krontchong Music. 7.00 *pgHfrh 7.15 Br:::':: Official Wireless Neil*. 7.25
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    251 14 Mr. Reginald Barker, of Torkington Estate, I 'Ham. is now on leave. His address is Halrion. 6. Downsway. Sanderstead. Surrey. The ciaih occurred in Ealing at an early Mrs. Smith, wife of Mr. John 1 Smith, of Springburn. Glasgow. The late Mrs. second daughter of Mr. and ;)les. and when
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    124 14 First I>i i > in Cit\ Ui« i Uriel Illnes; While tackling arrear.; of work which had icp—lrtdd during a brief illness. Sir Ckr. Bell Simpson, a director of the Bark of Madias, collapsed and died at bis office In Lea. Ft Sir Clement was bora
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      193 14 Thousands Already Sold! THE ANNUAL DF THE EAST (1932 33 Edition) KDITKD AND COMPILKD BY EL F. KNAPP, F.R.G.S. BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER Acclaimed U) be the most magnificently prodoeed and BOifl ivmarkable Booh OQ Trawl. Industry and Advtntmv in Dm Eftflt and Far East over published. 368 BIG PAGES
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      113 14 d I BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION I PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BLRMA. I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. pnd J FEDERATED M \LAY STATtS J I I J FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER, i DAVENTRY, ENGLAND J Wavelrngth^: 25 3 mttro* nrd 31 3 J metres. i I 1 I. ut -d. iv I e-hru.irj
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      372 14 tfANI-S AAD L\SLl<\ CHARTERED BANK Ol INDIA AI>TRAII\ \M» MlI-. rpor^t'C n Erglaac by Royal Charter) Bj p capital In itajOtt share* or £5 *-acn m*ca c R r.t P. \i t -rve Liability Pr- i f II t, \I) O f f 1 1 4 I Alor Btar I
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      263 14 THE V0M»l: t BANK. LTD Capital Buofe-nt- p^,,. BB) Vlce-PresMent K. Take-' oatat t'aUhua^ The National Pnwim^i B* i Bank. Lid Alr—ndrla (Egypt), Baiavia. b*t t:_. Patentta, Canton, Cfaangcovic DaJretTi? aonotalu. KaIfHML Karachi, k ißt^^ltotißm. Btor^ouch: y^ V^T y >n y on Janeiro. ««j: »r^^? leattie. Bem«rang. Sba.gbai. •saa^ BMnbaye',
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    120 15 in Representative i rue> Frfc. 4 S Aa Tptott* and Tgrapfc 99 98 100 mtmtm Bafeaad 43 43\ 43V. 1M«*». Cmmm Q NQ 11% Ore Bectrte 13^ 13% 13% Orn Motors 12 OMdnrH 4S 4 4>. O— <linr 12 11% 13 totrr Tpbaoe and Tgnph i'
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    135 15 THE ABROAD I A: I- <f -i--> Athens 375 tst Brifmdt 25_ WH Irrtln 30.43 14 15 32 BonUiy Is. 6d. 1 6 I ■nek** 35 24.68.; IMTWB Sl3 .\in:s :flctalr«w t .^e n 18 159 22 7 16 Orwva 25.22' lUH HvL^i^!u-s I«J3 Bi T 13 :..»r 110 110
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    96 15 YE STERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION Us* Stngnpare €%■■>■ r of Commerce Rubber aajorlattoo held Hi I.looth. awtttau yesterday, tllttt m tam^iii il 1.319.919 lbs.; 509J4 •ow. Offered 1.309.133 lbs.: 530.70 torn. Sold HUM ftt.; 4MB tons London *w Tort 2.2932 Cts. PKK F* K» %l IZHi Go»J MiHgi QuaUty to 6
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    96 15 RUB BE R AN D TI N RETURNS 1 \4cnu Kobatr Outputs far January: Alar Gajah •:oo Ayer Panas W.OOO. Bukit Kubu s.»»: Okawaly SJllt: JaUn Kebun 10.700: Pajam 135.7C0. Port Owettca IU»; Tambalak 19.500: Teluk Anson mm Braut 50.704. KaU Tin. Dredg* No. S 375.00 plkuls: :out 140 00.
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    24 15 Tin ihinl live Saack m^mtKkm r#r **a aari Bay Show, at Chicago, exhiJst of n^ hfcffc^si Mjmxi -t, 2SO of which wimt >.:.d .a'
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    551 15 The past week has been a quiet one in all •eettoas of the local share market and there are no mrtrtamttng features which 9m comment. Rumours and anticipations with ;ard to the War Debt question stiU continue > Influence the money market at home, i Sterling has been
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    A TALLER SHANGHAI
    250 15 i 'it > Uapidly (iro>\in^ Into The Skies S::.t: i. .r-ivvu.; •..;> 'iVc::V. >-.ir> a 'j ■.<• three storeys tall was a novelty ph> t> ;ndar:«.- of th': t-xtended t Bubb'..:.-- Well R ad To-day the ...r..., haw 1 to their safest Limits. There Is no place
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    1566 15 SELL YOUR TIN Doing the Industry a (lood Turn We print below an article sent to us by a .iolder in tin-mining comP»nif s&es a point ol fori>eliev e oi.. :md it of the tnonthh bull, tin flu Produce i-.s— sell your tin And by producers I rnt .illy those
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    229 15 rhe report of tlie Sedenak Rubber Estates Company icr the year ended on October 31 last is' satisfactory and the trading loss of £4.568 which was incurred is not large when con.->i-dtTation is Hade for the trying conditions that cristcc* The net loso lor the yeat v.as only
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    45 15 An order for 15.000.000 feet board measure of sawn lumber to be shipped in 1933 has been received b", a large limber firm who headmiarten are In Qijt-bec City from a firm in London, England This order will provide work r ,:i additional 500 nvn
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      206 15 February R SELLING London. 4 month.-' sight 2 3 29 32 London month. sight 23 7 8 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 27.'..' London, 30 day' siphi 2 3 13 16 I.- mdon. demand 2 3 25 32 London. T.T 23 3 4 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      119 15 Ftenrusry 8 Tin Singapore price (per p<kul> $75.75 Gambler 5 00 I- \V.:t, IP Kar> >; 4 7, Pi arl Sago Small C.::a < Bago. flour j, Devoe's Imperial Bi'Liiani Kero&ene per tic 2 60 Sylvan Arrow Kerosen- tin 1W Snony Mutur Gasolin? 14 arumj per British Impor:.>. c^i:
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      65 15 rt.S.S equal to London Stand..: Spot (loose) f f ye itss equal to London Standuti. <Fv» 6 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Peb. f 7|ii 9% March 6»4 April 6 916 9% April-June 6% €1116 Jui.-s^pt. 6 13J16 6?i Tone of Market Dull. Latest Cable London
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    887 15 FRASER'S SHARE L IST WKDMMtW 1i V. '1 II 9 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Asam Kumbaiig t£> 33b 6d 25ft 6d Au iral Malay <£> 18a 20s norn A Hit am (ss> 10s 9d 11s 6d PUWh) Tin (I 11* l 2s Batang Padang ($1) Bat a Ca 35 40 Bukflt Arang
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    F.A. CUP SENSATIONS IN FOURTH ROUND
    902 16 ASTON VILLA BEATEN ON OWN < i ROUND Gurney's "Hat-Trick" For OuliUi i- .:.u I ondon. Jan IS. No more topsy-tunry results have probably ever been recorded in the FA. Cup than during this year's matches. The Fourth Round score sheet to-day showed some
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    38 16 Mr F. h,j roc > t Trm M* i, Civil s-rvi intends to pursue a i:eer a- rh.r H> first book. Traveller's b--n accepted OmMM ft Co. for n*i ;m ,|>i.. his .-^vH.nd novel, wiiicii i« -.a* r.e^rix-. compleUon.
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    SPORTSMANSHIP NOT IN QUESTION
    140 16 Australian Message to I f f Melbourne, Feb. 8. The Australian Cricket Boards I I HH MCC regarding to word "unsportsmanliks" used in the first cable says Pi do not regard the sportsmanship of your team as being in question. Our positfc n was fully considered
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    97 OUT OF 100
    211 16 Sir John Scoii On The Hull At Now Rifle Range s.. John Scott, the Colonial Secretary, scored 97 out of a posrible 100 whsn hr> engaged 111 .1 :i with Col. M. J. T. Rcilly. Com- BJ I I after he had declared upon miniature rifle
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    WOMEN'S GOLF MATCH
    217 16 Btagipift (!u!) Defeats GanriiM Chib The match between the Singapore Golf Club ladies and the Garrison Golf Club la<i: yesterday at the Garrison links. Resulted in a win for the S.G.C. ladies by 7 points to 3 ata. Th. r. .-.ere below Miss M. A. S. Law
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    BLINDFORD CHESS
    102 16 Alekhinc's Wonderful Feat in Shanghai Sh.-nirh.ii. Jin. SI. Dr Alekhine. the world's chess champion only a few hours left before leaving Hong Kong, played twenty-one opponentrimultaneously last evening at the V M G I Alekhine btoself was blin^fclded thenretlcalv. though a matter of fact he reclined m m
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    83 16 <>.. ■■»<■?, F- Dr;:ary 12th.. the A" Class will sail the Mrs: of a series of three races for the Guillemard Challenge Cup. Start 10 a.m. The "B" Cla-s will sail the -econd of the series of three races for the Tilling Challenge C ip. Start
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT
    40 16 A billiard tournament comprising A and B singles handicap and sno-ker pocl double* handican has been arranged at the S.R C -r'y next month. Lists are posted in the billiard room and entries clase on Feb-uary 28th.
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    63 16 The Honble Mr J. n. Hall, who w?s admitted to the General Hosnltnl. Penanc. immediately Ml return fro-n fmm by the 'Corfu" fc it Is understood, suffering from para-typhoid The ■Ton-,. |ft A c Baker b tnerefQre cont|nnjn to art as British Adviser. Krdah but will leave or Kelantan to
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    AUSTRIAN DASH SURPRISES RANGERS
    897 16 TWO GOALS DOWN AT INTERVAL Croat Second !h'f Game To Share Pcfcts 1 From Our Oti 008 l^omii.i, J.m. 24. Sixty thousand peop'e v/ere present at Ibrox Pork to see Rangers cii 1 the Av>^ •llub R?pid. 3—3. Several hundreds cf n's in frncy costum? gave
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    LAW NOTICE
    67 16 Friday, February ICth Before the Chief Justice in the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Part heard S 1450 31— Yu Wan Y"ke alia* Yu Oi (w) vs. Chu Slow Kuan and 2 others. Before Mr. Justice "Beckett Terrell at 11 a.m. MMMmt-ln-Chambers, Originating Summons. M Oam, PrtM B
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    CHINESE DEFEAT MALAYS
    950 16 CHINESE DEFEAT MALAYS The Odd Coal h Five Chinee 3 Malays After hiding the lead at hs'ftime, and losing it towards Use mi, the Chinese by a I lan minute goal deft I M •> a Be-ar Satdium. ye 'crdav by the edd goal of fiV2. On the run cf
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    $1,900 BAIL FOR KHEK
    60 16 (From Our Own Corre=pfr.denn Malacca, Feb. 4. Tn the Police Court hurt before Mr H C '.ViKan, the District Court Mielsrrate. Yoonc Thung Siong. a Khek. wa.«; charccd on >unl of crmlnal br-p.-h of trust in re^Tx-ct Icf Jevellery valued at $1,140. The cast- was po?tpon
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