The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 August 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS SO. ESTABUSHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12. 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    STOP PRESS
    70 1 COUNTY CRICKET Yorkshire 550. Leicester 154 and 145 Yorkshire won by an innings and 251 runs. La n i ash ire 414 lor 5 'dec). Micdl-sex 191 and 200. Lancashire won by an innings and 23 rum. Notts vs. Hants drawn (each lour points* Hants 466, Notts 396
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK
    976 1 Quicquid agunt homines nostri est farr*f» libelli Juvenal. THIS week's great thought Local interests are not synonymous with the interests of the absentee landlord, the plutocrat of Mincing Lane or the guinea-pig director.— Mr. Tan Cheng Lock. XHAT was a very nne batting achieve--1 ment indeed
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      163 1 There i* hetter Tea B IGI TEA GROW x MALAYA RV LES HOTEL, LTD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT io.i v nit actions GRILL ROOM TEA DANCES :.3O to 3 p.m. and today INFORMAL DINNER DANCES jPEC DOLLAR LURCH BVERY "MmwmmlS"" 0 •a Simpson 5 n, the Grin SPECWL DI ""W DANCES
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      221 1 ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL EVERY ROOM WITH BATH MODERN SANITATION EXCELLENT CUISINE SERVICE Guests of the Sea View Hotel may take their Tiffin at the Adelphi Hotel, and vice-versa, without extra cost to themselves. GENERAL MANAGER: H. O. WASER. SEA VIEW HOTEL to-night SPECIAL DINNER J DANCE Dinner $3.
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      362 1 THE DAY'S NEWS A five years old rivalry between the Royal Singapore Yacht Club and the Royal Batavia Yacht Club will be renewed next week-end Page 4. S.C.C. defeated Indo-Ceylonese by 7 goals to 1 m a first division match yesterday Page 16. An inquest was held yesterday on a
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      15 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of th* Malayan garden* direct to your home.
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    EXPENSIVE BAMBOO
    105 2 Claimed As Valuable Commercial Asset 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. A Chinese who pleaded guilty to the theft of four bamboo poles from Wardieburn Estate was fined $10 or 15 days' rigorous imprisonment by the first magistrate this morning. The theft was made from a
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      426 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. 3 TANGLJN HILL Near Garrison Golf Coarse SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS PERSONAL SUPERVISION MODERN SANITATION TELEPHONE 3798 OR WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT— Mrs. A. R. Matthews. SUNNYSIDE Vacant single room and comfortably furnished flat for married couple or friends sharing. All conveniences. Highly Recommended. 7 Oxlcy Road. Phone 6575.
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      500 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m the Tender Room, Municipal Offices: Advertising rights on hoardings to be erected by Advertiser albng 215 feet of enclosing fence
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      346 2 Germs of decay lurk m ugly film U 90 Prevent trouble— keep teeth free from film with this special film -removing tooth paste IF you were to allow your teeth to gently removes this film and re rail go even one day without brush- the clean enamel surfaces of j
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      320 2 THE WEEK Saturday, 12th High Water. 02.15. 9.0 ft.. 14.24 8.9 ft. Football. S.A.F.A. League (Div. I): S.C.F.A. vs. Wiltshire Regt.. Jalan Besar. Cricket: S.C.C vs. Non-Benders. Padang: Medical College Union vs. R.A.F.. M.C.U. ground: N.C.C vs. United Engineers at N.C.C Gol? Keppel G.C. Monthly Medal (stroke* and Keppel Cup
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    Uncertain Salaries Of Ministers In Malaya
    1527 3 Uncertain Salaries Of Ministers In Malaya Need For Reorganisation Of Ihe Diocese. KB CALDBCOTT REVIEWS THE POSITION ALLY ORDAINED HLERGY Must March With The Times annual general meeting Singapore (Auxiliary) ip Association m London ade notable by a most inand constructive by Mr. Andrew Caldetates British Malaya. top FeifSOU Da
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    WAR ON CHINA'S "REDS"
    206 3 Government Forces Preparing To Advance Shanghai. Aug. 10. The people of Lungnam continue to flee to Amoy and Chiangchiu. The 19th Route Army is concentrated at Lungnam preparatory to a general attack on the Communists at Liencheng, which they captured last week The 78th Division and
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    RIOTERS SENTENCED
    163 3 Sequel to Disturbances At Jasin I From Our Own Correspondent I Jasin. Aug. 8. The case against 20 Hylams who were charged with obstructing a public servant m the execution of his duty as a sequel to the Asahan riot on June 20. was concluded before Mr. E.
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    FOREIGN SHIPPING
    53 3 German Offices May be Closed Berlin. Aug. 10. Foreign shipping companies may be [creed to close their German offices. following an ambiguously worded order which considerably restricts the freedom ol German passengers to book passages with a foreign company. The Interpretation ol the new order i;> very difficult
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    RESTRICT PINEAPPLE PRODUCTION
    543 3 GROWERS FORM AN ASSOCIATION Capital To Build New Factory <From Our Chinese Correspondent) In view of the coming pjneappie harvest, the Pineapple Growers' General Association of Malaya held the fourth general meeting In Johore last week to adopt measures to restrict production, to formally establish the P.G.
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    SALE OF C.E.R.
    102 3 Heated Arguments At Harhin Meeting Sjuirmhu., \uk. 10A Harbin report states that the meeting ol the manaci ment stair ol the Chinese Eastern Railway held yesterday ended m heated arguments between the Russian oflicials and the Manehukuo managers. The Manehukuo officials t ied to lecture more power
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    MALAYAN ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY
    52 3 The Depot m the main corridor of Raffles Hotel has a new supply oi Kclantan hand batik sarongs, also table-cloths, runners and cushion covers to match at reasonable prices. Some of the stock is being marked down to half price shortly to make room lor
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      16 3 **J '-M M THE J^T MHL n% HUSBAND with ELSS3A LAHDI A FOX Pidore A >-HAIVIBRA-NexVweek.
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      5 3 THE MJRACL^HOWoM^ CAPITOL— August 16th.
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      252 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. Registered under the Trust Companies* Ordinance 1926. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street, Malacca. 11, Light Street, Penang, AMD 4, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5. Q. Wong, Esq.. (Chairman). The
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    INTER-PORT YACHTING RIVALRY
    563 4 INTER-PORT YA CHTING RIVALRY SINGAPORE'S VISIT TO BATAVIA PROSPECTS IX NEXT WEEK'S RACES A five years old rivalry between the Royal Singapore Yacht Club and the Royal Batavia Yacht Club will be renewed next week-end, when the two clubs will compete m three races which will be held at Batavia.
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    DITCH OIL STATIONS
    64 4 Cost of Kmer^cncy Protection I From Our Own Correspondent 1 Modan. Aug. 5. When the conditions m the Pacific were strained, reinforcements were sent up to Balik Papan and Tarakan 'Borneo* to protect these important oil stations m case of emergency. The Government now states that the
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    SUMATRA LABOUR
    47 4 Big Increase In East Coast Since January I From Our Own Correspondent] According to the rpnort of the Medan Chamber of Commerce the number of labourers m the F^st Coast of Sumatra was 187.536 at the end of May, 1933. Last January the p>m*.v.»», *****4
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    SMART POLICE AMBUSH
    185 4 Alleged (Jangsiers Taken Unawares Information received by Mr. H. C. Blair Wiltshire. \>-.R. that some Chinese were "mobilising" lot a light on Aug .1 and that a party ol them were expected to be on their way to Paslr Panjang to join In the Cray led to
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY
    223 4 Practices o. :,< n. ihe orct* viral and choral I'lion.s <•: v i« Bingapo; Musical Society arc to Star! again >iiortly Member- oi Mi* choral s»- -..on will b Interested i h.cai that the Committee have Chosen Mendelssohn's Elijah tor the next production This work th gh
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    GOVERNMENT FRUIT
    93 4 Alleged Wholesale Theft I From Our Own Correspondent I Taipinß. Aug. 8. Alleged to have stolen 750 bunches "f buah puteh from a State reserve Won?; Seng was produced m the police court on a charge of removing property belonging to the State of Perak end allowed bail
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    28 4 Municipal Committee No. 1 has w nroved a draft amendment to the Municipal Ordinance providing for the further control of motor omnibuses used for the conveyance of passengers
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    A COMING FILM TREAT
    458 4 "Forty -Second Street" Due Soon Warner Brothers have brought back the revue talkie m a triumphant manner m their production. "42nd Street" which will be released m Singapore shortly. The picture which was previewed this week deals with the production ol a colossal show, and all
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    30 4 It has been decided by Municipal Committee No. 1 not to approve a new omnibus route between New Bridge Road and Reformatory Road, pending 'settlement oi question ot omnibus 'control
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    Remarkable Bidding
    937 4  -  ELY CULBERTSON CONTRACT BRIDGE (BY FAULTY methods of play, as well as faulty methods of bidding, can be extremely expensive at the Contract table. The losses due to faulty systems probably cannot be computed with any degree of accuracy. In support of this statement, the hand below, which
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    25 4 muda team In any event, he bid 1 Grand Slam, which was made being the rutting of one diamond without a finesse the only necessity
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      103 4 A— is for Appetite which muM i K ■Ml B— s f° r Beautiful. The Caki-s |> V r dispLiv C— s r Cookie I l>orn vs i decl.ired —is for Delectable Dishes prepai E is for Excellence of the service < F is for Further to tfo we now
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    ANDORRA IS BECOMING RESTIVE
    451 5 WORLD'S SMALLEST STATE An Appeal To The League (BY ARTHUR DA VIES) Andorra Is a queer little semi-inde-pendent state high up m the Pyrenees, with an area of 190 square mil/s and a population of perhaps 5,000. Its inhabitants are mainly pastoral In the summer months
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    JAPANESE COTTON TRADE
    569 5 MENACE TO LANCASHIRE INDUSTRY "Virtually Conscript Labour" Manchester. borne ol the reasons why Japanese competition is proving so grave a menace to the Lancashire cotton industry were disclosed by Mr S E Smalley. of Preston. Mr. Smalley. who is chairman of a Lancashire cotton weaving company and
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    EMPIRE SCHOLARSHIPS
    174 5 Lou^hborouKh College Awards The entrance examinations for the award ol British Empire Scholarships !in the Faculty of Engineering. Loughborough College, have now been com- pleted and the Governors of the College have approved the following awards for 1933:-^ A. E. Hawke. Devonport High School. Maurice Soar. Ashby-de-la-Zouch Grammar
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      220 5 iy Viva us star of "Good Companions"— here again a Sparkling British Comedy rnmmm I 3.15 V *iifiviiFl 6 lS T NIGHT 9 15 Request Special DAY RETURN SCREENING! jf ?IE MATTHEWS doit GnEr^fcßt^W^^^H world >ta?e Flffl B W B [ORROW (Opening at Matinee 3.15)- s^nMt nal Exposure of the
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      61 5 STANTON j NELSON Co., Ltd. j4, COLLYER QUAY j 1 B STORAGE TELEPHONE 5874 APB3 RemwnbOTthat pure Mood not only keeps away disease, but Is Natur* a remedy— »n fact, the Mood sJm str«»m of life. In the traatmem of Blood and SkJn Complaints Clarke's Blood Mixture Is unexcelled, to
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    CRICKET
    261 6 R.A.F. Defeat Wiltshire Regiment R.A.F. defeated the Wiltshire Regiment at Seletar on Wednesday. Neither team was at full strength. The Ist Wilts batted first and totalled 63, only Nunn and Hands making double figures. The Airmen passed this total with 5 wickets down and finally totalled 148 for 9.
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    Jasin Club Bowler in Form
    274 6 In the return match between Jasin Club and Muar at Jasin on Saturday the home team won by 47 runs Scores Jasin Club: W. L. Phillips lbw. Kok Cheng 9. V. Anderson c Haji Majid b Massey 8. R. Briggs c Porter b Nathan 14.
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    SPORT OF THE DAY
    1362 6 DIFFICULT CONDITIONS AT BISLEY FAILURE OF F.M.S. TEAM Competitors Complain Of "Packed" Rifles (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 26. While the chief event at Bisley eacn year is the competition for the King's Prize, I have no doubt that you were more interested m the
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    RACING
    147 6 S.R.A. Classification of Horses and Ponies List No. Amendment No 2. Issued August 10th. 1933. HORSES Transfers.— Little Mester from Class 2to Class 1 Gay Orb from Class 1 to Class 2. Jock's Fancy lroir. Class 1 to Class 2 Lady Hotherwood lrom Class Ito Class 2 Orient Express
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    PONIES
    74 6 Transfers— Mountain Bellr hrouClMi to Class 1. Little Lacquer Lady from C ass Ito Class 2 Why Worry II from Class 1 to Class 2. Leonie irom Class o lass 2 Merry Chlis frt >m Clan 3 to Class 2. Pocahontas from Class 2 to Class 3. Roy's Best
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    WILTSHIRES WIN
    313 6 Two Goals Scored Against Depleted M.C.U. Side Wiltshire* II •>; M.C.l*. nil. Medical College Union only nelded ten men against the Wiltshire Regi ment's second team at Jalan Besar yesterday and after a strenuous battle lost by two goals It was a Second Division encounter. Although both sides
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    BASEBALL
    19 6 Scores m Leading American Games New York. Aujc Scores m to-day's baseball names wren as follows: Reuter sadfsadfasdf
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      Sepoy Lines Mixed Foursomes
      83 6 The id lowing are starting times tor the mixed ioursemes at fc)c;> v Lm Saturday 4.30 pjBV Hotlin and Mrs Km, vs. Carson i>nd Mrs Nh<ldlobrook 4.40 p n. Mlddlebr.iok and Mrs Mur rel VI Elkins and Mrs Ttrry 460 pm. Murrrl and Mrs Alhvi vs
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      SINGAPORE G. C. MIXED FOURSOMES
      21 6 SINGAPORE G. C. MIXED FOURSOMES The monthly mixed foursomes of the Singapore Golf Club will be held on Friday. August 18th.
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    CRICKET PEACE
    82 6 Mr. llruir Recommend* 1 IVr^(»nal Touch Und.»> JuM A str t!u« rtNi Ausn wit l. Will, h T. si W, rill. 1 1 A* .1 R t« i ra mat* mpurtant c Mr !<:• undoub lms r by *T t but d« i gr. has whatt\.! out ti-
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      360 6 New Smooth White Skin In 3 Days a^aPfy/''- -MS** jls I »>l RST.MieON^THIIIoI I DAY g DAY f DMT Enlarged Pore* and Blemiahet Cone Forever.' tu.Mp.tly t>:. limbs*, ipota, blotclm tough ikm rcaltf aiui nalloo ii»rk»n*O vuti/ut. have m.-ir brginnmc m rnlargrb pa«W -|>urea that m- I'lugßxl «ritb rr-a«» dirt,
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      11 6 -Hof boys. tak' L Mm WAR 3 11* 1 ALHAMBRAr-*" I**1
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    Old Wine Into New Bottles
    504 7 Old Wine Into New Bottles REVERSING THE PARABLE PKEEPER "IVfTy LARS Chinese red of the duties Forrer, the c, yesterday a Chinese Wee. of Dunof storing licensed preL £n tred lor the Baker. AsGovernment a t at 10.45 a.m. •o the accused's i there were Id that the n went
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    JAVELOCK ROAD RAID
    91 7 A Secret Society General peared yesregg, the ite, to shew vjulci r.it be bound :ters. The I by Mr. V. were un- ecution story a house m Road by Mr A E G. Blades, used m pocket of a as found r det) :ontaining pawn that the.se
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    FALSE CHARGE SEQUEL
    67 7 Mhent For Ham hee <T0» 0-,, r\ nondent.) ilacca, Aus. <>. I the Malacca' Mr Jus- tding. Ql Deputy ented the ;n« or Lee '1 with un■■iit having Peb 28 this vitude lor I JJ" Ayer Pan** With intent roceMi v lnstit uting ben lhem for <:;
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    WAR ON EXTREMISTS
    358 7 StaKtferintf Blow By D.E.I. Authorities 'From Our Own Correspondent] Medan, Auk. 5. Political extremism m Netherlands India received a staggering blow by the unexpected aetto" of tr»° Oovernmcnt a few days age, piwedfv! by tlie arrest oi the graduated engineer. Soekarno. as a result of the publication
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    32 7 Two further grass fires occurred yesterday afternoon. One was m Claxton Road while the other was off Delta Road. Both were of small dimensions and they were quickly subdued by the Brigade.
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    FORTUNE TELLING AN OFFENCE
    864 7 YOUNG SIKH CHARGED European Lady's Sceptical Curiosity I From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 10. A European woman who allowed a young Sikh to tell her fortune out of sceptical curiosity and then paid him with a cheque for ten dollars and a brass vase
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    SEIZURE OF A MOTOR CAR
    599 7 BANKRUPTCY COURT LITIGATION Official Assignee's Motion Fails Further argument was heard yesterday m the Bankruptcy Court before the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Huggard < K.C.» on the motion of the Official Assignee of the property of Sassoon Ezekiel. a bankrupt, to set aside and cancel
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    Poisoned On "Mother's" Grave
    282 7 Poisoned On "Mother's" Grave A MYSTERY OF BUKIT BROWN CEMETERY While a grave-digger was at work at the Bukit Brown Cemetery on the afternoon of July 27. a stranger came up to him and pointing m a certain direction, remarked that he had seen a man lying on a grave.
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    LAW NOTICES
    53 7 Saturday August 12th Before Mr. Justice Mills at 10.15 a.m. O. S. 83 33 Re Tham Bee Chee. an alleged lunatic. MONDAY AUGUST 14TH Before the Chief Justice at 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers and Originating Summonses. At 12 noon m the Ist. Court. Motion, Judgment Summons and 1 Summons-
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    Bankruptcy Office Choked Full
    535 7 NEED FOR A CLEAN UP OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE'S COURT COMMENT "It seems to me this is one of the cases we should try to get rid of. The office is choked full. There has never been a bankruptcy clean-up here I am trying to get every bankruptcy
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    MISSING WOMAN
    241 7 Rumours Arising From Disused Hut Discovery The tindinn of the extremely decomposed body of a Chinese labourei m a disused hilt m Coronation Rood was the subject of an inquiry commenced before the Coroner, yesterday. It was alleged (taring the inquiry that the man had been so ill
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    28 7 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Teachers' Association will b? held to-day at 10 am. m St. Andrew* School hall. All teachen arc invited to be preatnt.
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    WADED CANAL
    331 7 How Bus Conductor Escaped Assailants Four Chinese Liow All Pan.:. Liow Teck. LftOW Kek Benn and Liow Sont; Kan ix claimed trial yesterday betore Mr R J F Curtis, the Singapore Second Mamstrate. on a charue of voluntarily causinu hurt to a bus conductor named Onu Ah Soni*
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    ASSAULT IN CHURCHYARD
    214 7 Jew Fined For Attack On Indian Only the first of the six Jews who have boon trted m the Fourth Magistrate's Court before Mr. L. R. F. Earl on a charge of voluntarily causing nun to an Indian draughtsman named E. V. Mat hew. was convicted of
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, AUGUST 12TH, 1933 AN INNOCENT AT HOME
    829 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SATURDAY, AUGUST 12TH, 1933 AN INNOCENT AT HOME It kl generally supposed that those who go pioneering m the I out of the way spo;.s of the j Empire collect, m addition to {adhesions on the liver, a certain 'amount of sophistication. The i pursuit of the
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    MR. C. A. BOUMPHREY
    275 8 Sudden Death At Sea We regret to annouucf that ntWI has beta received m Singapore oJ the death at sea off the coast of South Alma of Mr C. A Boumphrey. uellkrown resident of Singapore, who had for the past eight years been In lOfl service
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    25 8 Mr C. B Pecker will address tho Rotary Club at the tiffin meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday His subject will be advert ising
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    FORT CANNING LIGHT
    324 8 FRENCH SKIPPERS COMPLAINT Investigation To Be Conducted A complaint that the Fort Canning lighthouse has been observed to tur.rtion Irregularly was made by Capt Romand. master of the French steamer Van Vollenhoven, when he brought his vessel into port from Saigon Jt 7 o'clock yesterday mornlnß The
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    LAWN TENNIS
    266 8 Title Lam Bong Soo must have .'♦•lt a tritle Kale when he took the court at the S.CR.C. yesterday lor the final o! the singles, his opponent being the other left-hander John Lim. but he proved an «m> Vtmtf m the crack event of the Club's tennis tournament
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    O.R.A. TOURNAMENT
    66 8 In the Old Ramesians As&ociattoii tournament. Dr S. L Oehlers. owe 15.4. beat Wan Puteh. owe 15^ 6—3 6—3 Other ties have been arranged as follows Saturday. August 12th X M X Mcnon owe lIJ vs H M Sujak owe 153. Tuesday. August 15th Dr 0 E Smith
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    118 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER London, Aug. 11. Rubber Market prices at 4 p.m. to-day were Spot (Buyers* 3 29 32d. (4d.)
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    HOME CRICKET
    69 8 Third Test Match To-day The third Test match between Enplr.nd and the West Indies opens at th< Oval To-day. The English team will be R. E S Wyatt < Warwickshire > 'oaptain>, C F. Walters <Worcestc shire* M. J Turnbull (Olamonsan* C S. Marriott tKenU. Hammon < Gloucestershire^
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    SERANGOON ENGLISH SCHOOL
    120 8 SERANGOON ENGLISH SCHOOL AWAi: 1 I'l'mship Sena* third OWI. X r r number A 2 the sue. the 3£ maT^r j Institut. i 4 f^v addres HoCk LMi and l»j |Ho Cl I s^ Ra- a l Liil. A: JLJ Hock r s Lam f Toum Hock rarda „m ,J.
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    BADMINTON
    66 8 SifitMi".!. hampii>n>M Innrnamont* ro i»n Opt! I V., i l«» \> m Jum-w I n Ttf^i Op* D I I I MORROfI I Opm i A Ann k.*' tlprn D Pi-h n v- Chan 2J() p#' net v .<■< Vrtrr M w > r k* Junior I T »2
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    SEPOY LINES LADIES' MEDIA
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      37 8 MANY WIVES CRY for the luxuries they want. And many husbands have to cheque those tears. "GAFLAC" Policies are a necessity m every home. I GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    CUBAN CLIMAX IN 24 HOURS
    166 9 A SULLEN PEOPLE 50< >00 Face S arvation RAJ O APPEAL St. sag Support r President Havana. Aug. 11. HMillen and newspaper less pita! listened last night to tdcasta appealing for supesjdent Machado against all The city's populace of i has practically nothing poor are
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    LINDBERGH SAFE
    105 9 to Have Crashed Greenland Copenhagen, Aug. 11. od that Colonel LindQylng to Europe by a ci|shed m Greenland Uy injured. present there is no conthis report as wireless, between Denmark and at present broken down. Reut Copenhagen. Aug. 11. s reported as safe at Greenland.— Reuter LI NCHKD
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    MONORE DOCTRINE
    50 9 or Pittman Urges denunciation New York. Aug. 11. iatlon by the United lonroe Doctrine was urged ittman upon his return I Economic Conference. doctrine is worn out is no further obliga>art to interfere m the tin American people. European Powers atnd their government i is at present negligi-
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    GERMAN TARIFFS
    36 9 To Lancashire Industry London, Aug. 10. of the Manchester nmerce participated m "sterday with the CotManufacturers AssoFederation of Master "■neerning the thr?at spinning Industry rent, increase m Geron certain textile into force on August
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    16 9 London, Aus:. 11. iang Hsueh Liang is on Saturday for a Reuter
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    VICTIM OF NAZI AGITATION
    187 9 PROFESSOR'S SUICIDE IN CELL Charged With Drawing Excessive Salary Leipzig, Aug. 11. A victim of Nazi agitation. Professor Neubeck. ex-director of the central Sm??f n i br P? dcastin g station, hanged himself m his cell this morning He m conjunction with Alfred Braun and other
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    HENRY PUYI
    148 9  -  Preparations For His Coronation Shanghai. Aug. 11 Mr Hsu Ski-chiang. former Chinese Minister In Rome, brother of President Hsu Shi-chang. who was m office m Pekin from 1919 to 1923. has been summoned by Henry Puyi. Regent of the Manchukuo. to proceed to Changchun Mr. Hsus staff is
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    FLASH LAMP SIGNALS
    73 9 Battleship's Launch Rescues Boy Scout London, Aug. 10. Flash lamp signals by a former army signaller visiting Plymouth led to the rescue of a Boy Scout by a launch of the battleship Rodney lying m the Sound last night. The Scout was unconscious and m a dangerous
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    G. W. R. CONTRACTS
    61 9 Extensive Works At Swansea And Paddington London, Aug. 10. The Great Western Railway Company announce the placing of contracts for developments and improvements to the value of £130.000. These include a big scheme at Paddington and Swansea docks and orders for motor vehicles m connection with
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    DUKE WINS RACE
    55 9 In Camp With 500 Boys London, Aug. 10. The Duke of York is entertaining 500 boys drawn from Public Schools and industrial centres In the camp at Southwold. During the games to-day the Duke wearing a pullover and shorts, won the race m which competitors carried heavy
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    IRISH SITUATION
    58 9 General O'Duffy Favours Fascist System Dublin, Aug. 11. General O Duffy. Director General of the National Guard, has issued a statement setting out his policy. He Is m favour of a change of the Parliamentary system of the Irish Free State and is preparing a campaign to support
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    COUNTERFEIT RUPEES
    53 9 Big Haul m Northern Siam [From Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok. Aug. 11. A big illicit industry m counterfeit Rupees has been unearthed m north-eastern Slam. French and Siamese officials, co-operating, made li> arrests and seized 9,000 finished counterfeit Rupees and 200 bars of silver as well as a
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    The Man Who Came Back
    403 9 —AND HOW The report of an amazing adventure j which befell a Chinese hawker m the ;sea off Singapore has been made to the Marine Police. At 7 p.m. on July 31. a young sampan coolie came to the station and. reported the death of
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    MORE PEOPLE AT WORK
    209 9 U A Spur To Further Effort" London, Aug. H» The Ministry of Labour announce an increase m the number of persons employed m Great Britain at the end of July ot 8.000 over the figures for June, making an increase ot 515,000 since -the beginning of
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    ANGLO-SOVIET NEGOTIATIONS
    27 9 London, Aug. 10. Anglo-Soviet negotiations dealing with the possible form of the new commercial treaty were resumed at the Board of Trade to-day. British Radio
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    27 KNIFE WOUNDS
    119 9 Young Hylam Accused of Murder The preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder against a fifteen-ye:ir-old Hylam servant named Yeo Tin Keng has been concluded by Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, the Second Magistrate, and the accused was committed for trial at the Assizes. This charge is
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    DEAD IN THE MUD
    98 9 Man Lost While Dismantling Dredge [From Our Own Correspondent] Taiping, Aug. 8. While removing -lvets and bolts from the top of a tin dredge at Asam Kumbang yesterday morning a workman Chee Weng. suddenly disappeared and after much searching his body was recovered fron the mud.
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    BATTLE FOR POSSESSION OF DOLONOR
    276 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh CHINESE COUNTER ATTACK Japanese Planes Active Shanghai. Aug. 11. A report from Kalgaii states that the city of Dolonor is still m the hands of the Chinese allied forces led by General Chi Hung-chang and Chang Ling-yun. The combined forces of
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    LORRY HITS TREK
    162 9 Three Coolies Thrown Into Canal a wiiovi accident occurred at 2 1 miles. Bukit TUnan Ri>ad. yesterday evening when motor lorry. S-1357. which was coming irom the direction ;i Johore. skiddt-d and dashed into a tree The three Chinese coolies who were on the load of rubber
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      519 11 0. S. K. LINE OUNCE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN FIRST CABIN CLASS PASSAGE RATES FROM S j n o a to East and South African and South American Ports, as follows:RED! CED RATES to Principal Ports FIRST CLASS CABIN CLASS IMBASA 5270.00 KA $309.00 DURBAN 5378.00 $343.00 CAPE TOWN 5403.00 5360.00
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      431 11 j DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE 1 <^2^ AMERICAN MAIL LINE T R AYE L IN COMFORT ON President Liners First (jlass For years President Liner First Class, symbolizing comfort at sea, has proved the popular choice of discriminating Trans-Paciflc travellers Tourist Now these fine large easy riding liners offer m addition
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      651 12 BURNS JPHILP LINE A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY VISIT AUSTRALIA IN THE SPRING SPECIAL FIRST CLASS RETURN FARE £74 ($634.29) Special arrangements have been made to enable passengers to make the round cruise to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne via Java by the well-known s.s "MARELLA" (7,475 tons gross register) •ailing hence on
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      189 12 I m^~*^^ TO EVERYWHERE IN CANAL v: y ano most of \V 5 The Hwm kNk km* u» i^m^ f V f See Urn ba* «f Urn mrviUmm CammlU* I n% B^fj^t ParV Lodf* la the **+r\ *t w»o4r-. irawai ■traVgiH Ikroof* tram >/*mnm*%i m /lUMI Luxor? lral»» •■pi— 0«mlon
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      262 12 I BlBin UNI Mi PAM. MN ol last tv M.i 11 Pass. RANGOON, oi MARSt.II I I I with ti HOMMV \|;i > m N(|S OLOL'C WORCESTF I CHE.SHIIU YORKSHII F SHROPSHII OXFORDSHII I STAFPORUS!:. s OLOUCES WORCESTKI Through Pa.ss. Fares to Stra LONDON Siiule Return xr.irv K\\: s\\^ months
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      566 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 ajn. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday,
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      537 12 CHURCH SERVICES 9th Sunday After Trinity ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. 6 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 5.30 p.m. Evensong Choral) and Sermon. 10.30 a.m. Service at R.A.F. Base. Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 8 a.m Holy Communion, luesday. Thursday and Saturday al 7 a.m. Holy
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      296 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Anahun. Brit 1869. from Hong Konu 10 8. for Hoim Kong 15 8 Cape St. Francis. But Iltt, Ranfjooti 10 h. :or Uoiir King 12 8 Oiimpia. Italy. 3833. from D.urei 10 8 (Of Port Said 11 8 Aden. French 5066. from Ilaip: 11 8. lor Colombo 11
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    BRITAIN'S DAVIS CUP VICTORY
    908 13 BR ITAIN'S DAVIS CUP VICTORY DRILLS OF PARIS CONTEST Pt rn 4nd ("'H-het m Action pondent] ndon, Auff. 2. il you how country I. With our Davis Cup victory. For months we had been told by experts whom it would be unfair to describe as croakers, that our chances even
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    MR. LO WEN-KAN
    43 13 rfc*W*n Minister Resign* i. \u«. l(». :i Minister. concentrate Ministry. t Ambassador N* ablated aa delegate and to J X- V rence m professor 30 years the Chinese years lea at the i n m 1911. years m Chew Jif
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    THE KING AND QUEEN
    11 13 I\Ug. 8. •lon this ere they it.—
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    $3,000 BAIL
    97 13 Alleged Smuggling of Sugar I From Our Own Correspondent I TaipinK. Aug. 8. A ease ot alleged sugar smuggling. one ol the biggest m this district, was mentioned m the Taiping police court when an Indian trader. Kuppusamy. who had been arrested at the 32nd mile. Bruas-Taiping Road,
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    $561,000 PROFIT
    44 13 (Joodyear Rubber Report For Half Year A cable has just been received from tne Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., of Akron. Ohio, that the net profit for the six months ended June 30 was U.S. 556 1,000. The preference dividend remains unchanged
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    D.E.I. PLANTERS
    71 13 Crisis Fund To Re Started I From Our Own Correspondent I Medan. Aug. i. As the resuit of the overwhelming support given to the proposed Planters' Crisis Fund by estate managers and employees, the Java papers declare that the fund is to be inaugurated shortly. The idea is
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    MALAYAN PINES
    271 13 Exports Improve Last Week During the week ending August sth. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 64.824 cases, of which 51.270 cases were to the United Kingdom. 4,853 cases to Europe. 7.430 cases to Canada and 1,271 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period, January
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      99 13 You Ought To Buy THE SUNDAY TIMES Next Sunday EEC A USE It May Repay You With The First Prize In The Greatest Football Contest j Ever Organised In Malaya. The Most Popular Of All Humorous Writers, P. G. WODEHOUSE, Has Written For The Sunday Times A New Serial Which
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      600 14 (By Our Wireless Correspondent) iill/HEN she is good, she is very very good and when she is had The old nursery rhyme describes very aptly the sort of reception we have had of the Empire programmes. On a few occasions during the past week the loudspeaker fairly boomed
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      WHAT'S WRONG ?
      265 14 WHAT'S WRONG Had Reception of 8.8.C. Programmes •'You may be Interested to hear that since the beginning <>t April and up to date, reception ol the BBC programmes has been uniiormly bud here The earlier time of starting gave us no advantage. The voice of the announcer is only just
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      EMPIRE SERVICE
      596 14 Extension of tteceplion Areas m the genera] course of development ot the service irom the British Empire Bi Hutf mating Station during the last six months, it has been found possible, from time to time, to extend the ar -a m which satisfactory reception oi a particular transmission
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      WIRELESS IN INDIA
      440 14 Sir Frederick Sykes Deprecates Advertising Tin* powers and potentialities ol broadcasting were stressed by His Excellency Sir Frederick Sykes m a broadcast speech on the occasion of the celebration m Bombay oi the sixth anniversary of Broadcasting m India. "The value of broadcasting as opening a new
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      483 14 JiANKS AND INSURANT CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Chart' r> Paid up capital In 600 000 shares of €5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3.000.000 lIKAU OKFHE 38. Bishopsgate. London. EC 2 Agencies and Branches Alor Star rioilo Semarang
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      116 14 THE IORMuJui sJ Caplr I V I '"■■l tt| I K:ir. I clal fit: 1 Intel tm:. F-r j CRKIHT FON'CIQ [VEXTRK.MKORIEM J hi ID MIX Bllfom i i{i:\N(Mi> HOI i i BKICK HOBTGAGI <;\\k i 1 \stv I iiton «.i I 1 oi i m »im:i: i ti\>oai 3rd
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      398 14 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. and i FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND. Wavelengths 25.3 metres and 31.3 J metres. J Saturday. August 12th. J GMT. 11.0 a.m.— i 1.0 p.m. Transmission on an omni-diriH'- a i tional aerial 11.0 J Orchestral Con-
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      658 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL ho Rome (Italy) 2RO. .2.2 Khanarovs* <USfc>K» KVIS. 9 a.m.— noon. .j8 3 Bandoeng. Java (PMY) 50 26 Vatican City (Italj >. HVJ Dally. 7.0— 7.15 p.m. Sun., 10 10 30 a.m. also 50 Barcelona Radio Club (Spain) Ea J25. Ba t B—98 9 p.m. 50 Bucharest
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    108 15 holidays our lull and umnterestreport and both York arc reported to of the market scarcity of good no doubt to the sales entered into arller m the year. nonced difficulty m ob ni: supplies during the position at preof becoming any prices have ruled since ou
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    BENCOOLEN COAL MINES
    55 15 May Etc Closed Owing To Reavj Losses n C I Medan, Aug. 5. meU the Government v ited that the closor more of the Govmines m Bencoolen s under consideration. the mines had shown cent years, but until always thought necessary lei to ensure the coal railway!
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    HEVEA PLANTATIONS
    47 15 Nei Amalgamation m I oho re Own Correspondent.' London. July 10. Rubber Plantations Offering shareholders 10.221 Kver. per cent cumuL tive participat rence shares at SI. and shares to provide •quisition of further > increase the output. the t-conomic size ol and lor general pur- rr.pany."
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    120 15 ■tod and Penan*, agents: lay a i 209.728 lbs.: Taiping 135.623: Sun--61.000. Windsor Foothills < Malaya '<>ns. 289.463: Val Dor Muda 230.000: Gadek m 81.312. Bassett *••«<> j lbs J va Singapore, agents: r July 1933 36.000 lbs.: urrent financial year month, output for 'hangkat 29.294
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    23 15 the Cameron J,J r 'Au ?Ust >held at Ringer pl ace o i I n a President Mr W. Dunman >n the commit-
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    BACK TO TAPPING
    167 15 Pahi Plantations Resume The directors of Pahi Plantations (estates m F.M.S.). m a circular to shareholders, state that the price of rubber has now recovered to a figure at which they would feel justified m bringing the estates back into tapping. Shareholders are therefore offered the remainder
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    Restriction Rumour Shoots Up Price
    989 15 Restriction Rumour Shoots Up Price Cable From Amsterdam That Meant Jd. A Pound m London, July 19. Since our last report, state Messrs Symington and Wilson, the rubber market has had a sensational advance amounting at one time yesterday to nearly id. per lb. The lead has come from New
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    RUBBER STOCKS DOWN
    158 15 Prices Maintained After Holidays Singapore, Aug. 11. All markets have been quiet but prices since the holidays have been well maintained with sellers reserved and a moderate trade enquiry, state Lewis and Peat <S>. Ltd.. m their weekly report. The latest reports from America point to a
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    9 15 Changes m Representative Prices sdafasdf
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    PALM OIL
    104 15 La lest Buyers* Prices By Cable Singapore. Aug. It. Latest buyers" prices, received by Messrs. Guthrie by cable this morning. for Malayan palm oil and palm kernels are Palm Oil m Bulk: c.i.f. landed weights New York Philadelphia 350 cents 'U.S. currency) per Ib. cXf. landed weights USA
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    JAPANESE COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
    194 15 For tbc purpose ot introducing to overseas customers various selected export goods manufactured m Kobe and Kyoto, representatives of various Japanese manufacturing firms who have already visited Java, are at present holding an exhibition of their products at the Japanese Commercial Museum. The Museum now houses an
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    357 15 EXCHANGE RATES August 11 SELLING London. 4 months* sight 2,4 116 London. 3 months* sight 241 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 London. 30 days' sight 2|3 6364 London, demand 2 3 31 32 London. T.T. 2 3 15,16 Lyons and Paris, demand 975 Hamburg, demand
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    515 15 FRIDAY. AUGUST 11th., 1933 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Buyers Sellers Asam Kumbang < t 27s tid 30s Austral Malay <£) 28s 6d 30s c«i Ayer Hitam <5s» 13s 9d 14s 6d Ayer Weng <$1> 96 1.00 Bangrin Tin I 18s 3d 19s Batang Padang ($1) 10 12 Batu Caves
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      74 15 _Aggf»nce to fawe «m ft»jtt The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated tn the fttrmlta Settlemente) HEAD omCB: Great Eastern Ule Building. CecU Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE- 27 Old i* m ,n Tb .pany ha, £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court Bfcgland and compHe. with the Bmfsh m* jJZZJ
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    BOTTOM-OF-TABLE TEAMS MEET
    783 16 S.C.C. SCORE SEVEN GOALS Previous Defeat By IndoCeylonese Avenged "WOODEN SPOON" Interesting First Division Position S.C.C. 7; I.C.F.A. 1. Although the Malays have secured their position at the head of the S.A.F.A. first division table, the "wooden spoon" is still m some doubt. Yesterday the S.C.C. thoroughly
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    21 16 The general meeting of the Malayan Billiard Association will be held on August 15th at 8 p.m. at the New World
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    SECOND DIVISION LEADERSHIP
    614 16 CATTLE CO. IMPROVE POSITION Chinese Defeated By Odd Goal m Nine Straits Cattle Co. 5; S.C.F.A. 11. 4. By defeating the Chinese second eleven by the odd goal m nine at Jalan Besar yesterday the Straits Cattle Trading Company further consolidated their position as one of the
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    72 16 Start of Scottish league To-day The home football season will be inaugurated by the first games m the Scottish League to-day, the fixtures being as follows SCOTTISH LKAGUI (DIV. I) Aberdeen vs. Ayr United. Clyde vs. Motherwell. Falkirk vs. Third Lanark. Hamilton Acad vs Partick Th. Hearts vs.
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    56 16 The following have accepted to play Ticket for the S.C.C. against the Old Rafflesians to-morrow on the OR.A. -round DC. Burn (capt.), P O'Neil Dunne. A. L. Hill. W. W Dean W. H. McNelll. J. E. C. Mitchell. H. A* Exley. S. Kirk. O. B. Page. R W
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    NICKEY SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT
    722 16 Graham Wins In Sixth Round INTERESTING BOUT Aircraftman Graham, of the Royal Air Force, scored a fine victory over Nickey Sullivan, the popular local boxer, by a knockout m the sixth round when they met at the New World last night. Sullivan, It will be remembered,
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    83 16 Canton Team vs. S.C.F.A. To-morrow A football match between Lingnam University of Canton and the SCFA will be niayed it, JW n B-snr Starti-im on Sunday. Gates will open at 4 p.m. The following have been invited to n»a* fo- SCC. vs. Po'lce on M r ont sec t.
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    275 16 PERAK TURF CLUB MAIDENS To Race At January Meeting Twenty- two Maiden two year olds supplied by The British Bloodstock Agency are due to arrive m Penang by the Soudan on Aug. 29th. These Maidens are to race at the Perak Turf Club Spring (January) Meeting
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    170 16 The entries for the Perak TC. August Amateur Meeting on August 18 and 19 are as follow Horses Class 3 Windgarde. Sunmaid 11. Desmondette. Presldentkar. Nancykar. Blackwood. Tetrawa. Buffoon. Ponies Class 2:— Coral Moore, Miss Cue, Highland Lass. Roy's Best. Palm Oil, S. 6 B Blue
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    218 16 Wiltshire Regiment Defeats R.A.F. Garrison Lawn Tennis Association tournament ties played off yesterday ended as follow: Inter I 'nit doubles: Wiltshire Regiment beat Royal Air Force 5- 7 6—l 6—4. Men's doubles handicap: Ll. J. P Wilson and Lt. T. G. Tyrrell beat Major A S. M.
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