The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 September 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS EST. 1g35. No. 14,056. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933. 1* CENTS.
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    LLOD GEORGE ATTACKS WAR LEADERS
    333 1 LLO D GEORGE ATTACKS WAR LEADERS cathing Criticism Of Kitchener 13 ROUNDS TO A GUN! French VskedFor Mor Shells M\\ WHO WON THE WAR riticisms of Lord Kite In other outstanding war years uttered are orge in the first W.ir Memories," published t !u« li details events to attacks many
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    WATERLOO BRIDGE
    79 1 Barge Crashes Into Pier London. Sept. h. Waterloo Bridge, for long In "splints" e authorities are fiercely debatne whether to replace or strengthen t. has be^n shaken by a brick-laden iarsrr- crashing into one of the central )iers ring the worst, the authorities itoppcd traffic for eight hours
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    TROUBLE IN JAMAICA
    343 1 British Cruiser's Orders Barbados, Sept. 7. H M cruiser, Banae. has been i ordered to proceed to Jamaica where it 'is rumoured troubles have broken out following the hurricane. Reuter GREAT DAMAGE DONE Havana, Sept. 5. Great damage has been done to Cuban sugar stocks and property
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    NADOLNY FOR MOSCOW
    41 1 Berlin. Sept. 7. It is officially announced that Herr Dlrkson. Ambussador to Moscow, has been appointed to Tokio and he will be replaced at Moscow by Herr Nadolny. leader of the German delegation to the Disarmament. Conference. Reuter
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    REDS ON THE RUN
    168 1  -  Nanyang Siang Pao Bombed By Army Planes BIG BATTLE IN FUKIEN Hong Kong, Sept. 1. A severe battle is now raging at a point between Yenping and huikow, in North-west t ukien. between the Communist forces and the 19th. Route Army, which is assisted by other
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    FRENCH CABINET
    36 1 M. Sarraut As Minister Of Marine Paris, sept 7. The Colonial Minister <M. Sarraut succeeds M Leygues as Minister of Marine and M Dalimier succeeds M Sarraut. M. Dalimier is Rarit.-ii. Socialist ex-Ministcr. Reuter
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    140 1 KreiNiralum of Chine**' nunu^i was debated Ust mrht Pa«e N>*t weHi's tl«^ in thr S.C.f. U»i. trnnis louriniii. Pa«c IS. Sinraporr Chin<«« \tliU-n. Mretinc Paice 15. Mr. D. A. MatCtcfiti has hern ip pointed <»ik-I lust*.- of lions Kons— I'a^r Viaeount QMf <1..«i at I illodrn yt%trrda>
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    BRITISH SILK DUTIES
    150 1 Proposed Revision Suspended London. Sept. The proposed revision ol duties on ■Ilk and artificial silk has been suspended in vie* of the forthcoming Anglo-Japanese discussions. The Chancellor of the Exchequer in rer to Sir G< orge May. chairman of the Import Duties Advisory Committee, points out that
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    SIR ARTHUR SALTER
    76 1 SIR ARTHUR SAL TER Forthcoming Visit To China London. Sept. Sir Arthur Salter. interviewed by Reuter. said he was sailing in a month's time for China where he expects to remain for four or five months at the personal invitation of the Chinese Government. Until he reaches China he is
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    IRISH POLITICS
    87 1 Election Unlikely Before New Year Dublin. Sept. 5. The Irish political situation remains calm. Gen. O'DulTy returned here today for a conference with the officers of his own organisation and those of the Cosgrave and Centre parties. It Is expected that he new United Irish Party will issue
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  • CONDITIONS WORSENING IN CUBA
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      Communists Seize Mills; Manifesto Guaranteeing Order
      91 1 Havana, Sept. 7. A mob of workmen attempted to remove the American manager of the Havana branch of the United Fruit Company from a liner in Havana dock to-day. A crowd of Communists seized two sugar mills at Oriente and one at Santa Clara.
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      102 1 TONDITIONS GETTING WORSE Washington, Sept. 7. Reports that conditions are worsening in Cuba, especially on the south coast have been received from Ambassador Summer Welles. Mr. Swanson's departure for Havana aboard the Indianapolis was delayed for an hour, but the reason was not disclosed. President Roosevelt and Mr. Cordell Hull
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      17 1 Washington. Sept 7. An Army sergeant has taken over COntrOl Of the Oriont, Prnvin,.. n Cuba. Reuter
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      37 1 THREE KILLED Santiago. Sept. 4. Two civilians and one soldier have been killed in the course of lighting between strikers and strike breakers. Troops have been called out and a state of high tension prevails Reuter Wireless
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      48 1 NEW GOVERNMENT jgfl Havana, Srpt fl The nucleus of the new Government is decidedly Communist and include* Sergio Carbo, a returned exile and Communist journalist, who has spent two years in Russia, and Lieut. Laurent an ex-artillery officer who was imprisoned and exiled bv ex-Presiri*»nr Machado. Reuter Wireless
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      21 1 The importation of dogs into Johore from Kelantan is prohibited in consequence of an outbreak of rabies in the latter state
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      41 1 US. CAUTIOUS Washington, Sept. 5. The Government is anxious to avoid anything construable as intervention m Cuba but has despatched a 10 000--ton cruiser and three destroyers, each with a small landing party of Marine* to protect American interests.- Reuter Wireless
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    DIARY OF THE WEEK
    250 2 Friday, Sept. Bth. High Water. 00.34. 9.9 ft., 12.36, 9.3 ft Football: S.A.F. A. League. Div. I: S.C.F.A. vs. M.F.A., Anson Road Stadium. Lawn Bowls: S.C.C. tournament. Diocesan Conference. Saturday, 9th. High Water 01.10. 9.3 ft. 13.01, 9.02 ft. Singapore Races Third Day. Cricket: S.C.C. match:
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    FORBIDDEN TERRITORY
    97 2 Japanese Fishermen In Dutch Waters A few months ago two Japanese tishing boats wore seized on a charge oi fishing in Torbiddrn territory and after a judgment of the court they were burned. In this connection the Java-Bode understand: that the Japanese have entered a protest and are
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    NO CASE
    220 2 Tamil Discharged In Theft Accusation A case in which Tamils were concerned came to an abrupt conclusion before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, the Third Magistrate, yesterday, when the judge" discharged the accused after hearing the complainant's evidence, declaring that no case had been made out. An Indian.
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    13 2 Mr. Wilbur Keblinger has returned to Singapore after a month's holiday in Java.
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    CHINA TOWN TO BE CLEANED UP
    944 2 $H Millions For Much-Needed Improvetnen ts CLEARING INSANITARY AREAS China Town, with its closely built houses and total lack of light and air facilities, has always been a problem to the Municipality, and a potential source of danger to th< public health if any
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      317 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 In the Tender Room. Municipal Offices: Supply of medium pressure copper tub^s for screwed connet tiont) f;.r Water Dept. Date of
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    STABBED MONEYLENDER "FOR A FRIEND "
    232 3 STABBED MONEYLENDER "FOR A FRIEND Chinese Sent To Prison For Seven Years n years' rigorous is passed on Lee Seng who it was alleged stab a Sikh money- .>i the latter, over a was charged with atand the common jury rd the case in the Assize returned a verdict of
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    A. HAMILTON
    107 3 Former Singapore Resident lince the death cable yesterday H. milton. founder director of the .iin.- well known is ness community ireer here and ab >ut 192^ .n Olassjow, bebuying agent for financial position Works Ltd. bei ar and the Arm ntary liquidation dlton's management is originally estabears ago
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    16 3 t charge B Punjabi terday Bahru, be- St ond Magis- Abdullah bii. Idlled his wife sustaining
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    CHINESE WILL DISPUTE
    344 3 Plaintiff Who Mortgaged His Share A matter concerning the proper construction of a Chinos*- will came up before Mr. Justice Mills in the Supreme Cout. yesterday in the form of an originating summons. The Estate and Trust Au< ncies, .is trustee! for ';<•■ estate ol Khoo Chong
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    DRAGGED A WIFE AWAY
    396 3 AND CHASED HUSBAND FROM HOUSE Disgusted After Being "Put Off" "I repeatedly asked her to marry me, but she put me off from day to clay. I became so disgusted that I lelt he. and her husband's house. This was part oi the evidence of a
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    29 3 Pat Oakeshott. aged seven, .1 former Dupil of Tansrlln Preparaton Bchool who loft fur England a few months a«n has won a bursarv at St O€OCg< Bchool Harpenden, Herts
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    TIGER SHARK AND GIANT OCTOPUS
    408 3 TIGER SHARK AND GIANT OCTOPUS An Undersea Battle To The Death ALL MALAYAN CAST IN SAMARANG j The daring cameraman inside the steel-reinforced diving bell at the bottom of the ocean photographing the titanic struggle between the denizens of the deep. I The battle between the octopu> and the shark
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    TO RELIEVE SEVERE STOMACH PAJNS
    143 3 A SAFE AM) I.NSTWT ii. WllH Starach pains :;no < ift»T rreais. sucu as dyspc I nesi heart-biwn or wind- in-: nach. are neaily always di'»> |o t bccm id in the stomach To ntMirralisc thli bam ivA acid and put your stomach in good
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    104 3 ?even \e;irs For Two ChfaMac Bentei f Iv years" rigl u.s Imprts urn T,; was passed iii t^-o Chinese \.h > were convicted 8 Asm s ill charge of armed r tbbery. Wini^ Krr. Hock i r.ti Lin Ah t stai (1 to have held up .1 man
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    PROTECTION MONEY
    118 3 Whipping For Alan Who Stabbed Rikisha Puller A w»nl ik»€ of twelve i*.jpokei ol jlhe cat-o'-nine tails and three years' rigorous imprisonment was Imposed by Mr Justice Qerahty yesterday <>n Wee Oh who wu charged in th* I Assize Court With causing hurt in at j tempting to
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      90 3 BEARING MET A L S WTI-FRICTION PRINTERS METALS Special note although there has been a considerable increase in the price of tin, our prices will remain as before until the present stocks are exhausted. A reputation of many years standing, and an ever increasing demand throughout Malaya testifies to the
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      184 3 CHANGE TO Those old worn- I out pluss o; yours UL^J may be wasting *HvJ one gallon i||^^"3 of petrol |B J rrn patemldl every |tj|) maci *s t»:>A»,D I L>mniMiiuM <>U MAIAYA- X < V B I^S LOOK PfM IHE CHOP MADE IN ENGLAND SStt I K.\7OKs Cl P
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    Modes That Modify Tropic Rigours
    1070 4 Modes That Modify Tropic Rigours COTTON IS NOW SO SMART BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT WOMEN in the tropics have every reason to be thankful for the latest cool styles from home. The newest cotton frocks are almost as good as a beauty treatment. The cool freshness of the materials makes
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    Summer Styles Place Accent Above Waist
    431 4 Summer Styles Place Accent Above Waist Wide shoulders, natural gently fitting waistline*, and slender skirts artthe outstanding points in the new, styles", says Travis Banton. Paramount head fashion designer, who has just returned from a trip to England and the Continent "The latest silhouette places its accent above the waist**,
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    CLOTHES GOSSIP
    243 4 DKl.>n|> tint look likr Ifc.wrr im«.-ik hats that l»K»k likr l>eds of ,>.,, k.«l panstrs or \iol«-ts -1..U11.1. straps ax anundantl> flowered as Ihr Iris of thr South Sra M.. mith«^ arr H.illxh.mml. fashion mot IK. lloweis. flower*, even when- On skirts on hodfcev on hats |*r*r „r
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    PEACH MERINGUE
    73 4 Cut stale sponge cake into rounds, and Slightly moisten each with the Juice from b can 01 Maraschino cherries Make meringue, using three tablespoons coniectloners' sugar to eacli egg whin, and pile it thickly over th» rounds, on each of which you hatfc placed a hall peach, the
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    APRICOT PIE
    55 4 Cook a can ot apricots in their syrup with one-third cup of sugar for two or three minutes Then add a tablespoon of water and cook a lew minutes more. Line a small pie tin with pastry, pour in this tilling and cover with strips of pastry laid
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    BAKED TOMATOES AND ONIONS
    46 4 Put tile contents of a large can of tomatoes, one cup of sliced onions, two teaspoons salt and one quarter tea spoon pepper in a pan. Cook covered ove! I for two and a half hours. Add two tablespoons butter when done
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    The Perfect Can-opener.
    155 4 'pHE perfect can-opener has been for years the object ol many quests by hopeful Inventors. Some of the latest attempts come very near success but none of them till just lately has succeeded in abolishing the jagged edge oi the can when opened, in addition to overcoating
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    BANANA-PINEAPPLE ROUNDS
    45 4 BANANA-PINEAPPLE ROUNDS I Aimife six tttcti ot pineapple on lettuce leaves, slue two bananas and cover with lemon juice. Let stand live minutes and drain Arrange round the pineapple. Heap halved and seeded grapes in tho centre and around each slice, and serve \Mth mayonnaise
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    Sinless Cocktail
    257 4 Sinless Cocktail THERE is a Ml fashion from America Perhaps it there had been no Pro hibltion we should never have had it As It is. it seems to have lasted just long enough to have produced one new habit which will be ot as much us*- to the world
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      83 4 "FEEDING TIME FOR SMILER" nT**'£T™^ "^->"sor*«o«\z>~n<, b »5575^ ORCHESTRA QV GUjVAS UUAPfS And what a tune far finer melody to a Mother than all the symphonies of the great Master*. When Baby is correctly fed then he Is well .fed. Health and Happiness are his portion— and Peace and Contentment
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      81 4 The Salt of Hospitality Una mark in« .1! haU 1 lllrnl iIN-mtk An.! 1 1 (erebos) SALT V/lWO[ LOOKS BETTE V #FEELS BETTER vil L I I FITS BETTER A WEARS BETTER J/,[ SkV C>^aclr Helen SILK HOSIERY Sole Distributors II Ml l< H\M» n llui Miu.iporf ibl i^BJTlfiiTriMi F.
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    122 5 Lord li.nifii Powell at (...doll.. near Budapest for the opening of the jamboree which was attended by Boy Scoots from all parts of the world. fial Motor-cycle rally in Britain was held in the Barnet Speedway. A fair rider making inpetinf in the competition to find thr best ,NNfd woman
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      26 5 TRAIN BRAND CONDENSED MILK 4 m condensed Recommend 'TRAIN MILK" for your daily use. PURITY AND ECONOMY Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., UNION BUILDING. Phone 5977—5978—5979 MULA
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    Alleged Defamation Of Character
    542 6 Alleged Defamation Of Character SEDUCTION PLOT DENIED C. N. LEEMBRUGGEN AS COMPLAINANT Extortion Charge I Repudiated In the Second 'Magistrates Court before Mr N. Grice yesterday, was commented the case in which C. N. Leembruy-' n. a Ceylon Burgher, is prosecuting C. R. Miles, a Singapore' Eur. ir alleged defamation
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    RICH NONYA CLIENTS
    151 6 "Holy Man's" Audiences in Mundai Koad A brarded Chinese named Khu Boon Choan, known t<» an extremely ■art;* 1 number ol disciples as a holy man,' 1 appeared before Mr. M. H. Blacker, the lourth magistrate; on a summons of -pretrnding or professing t > tell fortune*,
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    S.V.C. KOITINK OItDKUS
    479 6 Singapore. Sept. »5. OMftamry: The Commandant deeply rv i -iivt.> to announce the death of Captain J o Campbell, Reserve <>: Offlcera S.S .V .F which occurred in London on Auuust 31st and Sergeant O Day. Singapore Itortress Company RE. which OCCUITtd at Sea on July 31st..
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    $150 Must Be Won
    318 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week DELOW will be found particulars o the Free Press football Competition No. 3 in which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Sept. 9th. This announcement will
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    32 TONS AT 150 MILES AN HOUR
    284 6 Fastest Military Flying-Boat It may now be stated that the 3L' ton military llying-boat. which the R.A.F. display, is capable <»1 ;< top speed of over 150 miles an hour, a n markable performance in a boat ol K) high a gri/ss weight
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      155 6 I The MON A C O SALOON Th 1 model, which by its incr. iiualistic features, outstanding reliability and brJiiant performance ha> eari.ed a world wide reputation, is in its n-.^est form fetill further improved It u car complete in all detail 3 which may enhance the comfort and convenience
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      231 6 I FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 3 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of the
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    JUNGLE LIFE
    150 7 m Star i few animal films" atres just recently 'oegai* u threembra last night, r eduction of 'The with Buster >iympic Swimming e role follows more r s of "Tarzan." an African jungle -old boy grows to Liter the death shikari in the j ame to regard him
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    Ascot Fashions At Singapore Gold Cup Meeting
    26 7 Ascot Fashions At Singapore Gold Cup Meeting The Free Press photographer was at the Singapore Races. Here arc three charming frocks uhich audit the camera eye.
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    CHINESE MARRIAGES
    572 7 CHINESE MARRIAGES ASSOCIATIONS DEBATE REGISTRATION Government Legislation Favoured The word "compuLsory" was made the main plank on the platform of tho opponents to a resolution That the Government be asked to introduce tor me con..) \s gtrsv non of Chinese marriages" at an interclub debate on the nibjeet between the
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    NOT SO INNOCENT
    135 7 Woman's Hot Water Bottle Of RICC Liquor Tin tit v* ..u.h<\-ly-lo3kir>£ I woman nurrying blo >i icreet wtUi a'. hotwa ei bottle In ber hand roused the tnapirtoni two revenue odtoefs. 'wai tu ppi and I b inrnwimi rubber bottle ill iou.ici to conta.. hone-ton a i
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    LED TO SMUGGLING
    127 7 Why D.K.i. Are Dropping Duties I From Our Own Correspondent i Medan. Sept. 2. According to the Nieuws van den Dag. the customs authorities intend decrease the excise duty on matches from G5.2.10 to ds 1.40 per gross. The reason is that the consumption; of matches has
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    DRANK SOAP WATER
    94 7 Tha* a f t mpinT su cid° was not. 0116 of the methods allowed by th( law to sett! matrim in a! squabbles 'xa. the l;>ssin Uiu?ht to a young Chines; married woman by Mr. Horns) Grice. the Sinrup.^re Second Magistrate, yesterday. Th^ woman drank a quanti
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    CONVICT IN DOCK
    155 7 Borrowed Sewing Machine And Sold It Attired in convict khaki garb. R. W. Theseira. a young Eurasian was brought I from the criminal prison yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice. the Singapore I Second Magistrate, to answer a charge ,of criminal breach of trust of a sewing I
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    THRIFT IN PENANG
    47 7 •From Our Own Correspondent.) Penanc, Sept. 7. For the half year ended June 30 Penan g Government Servants' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society made a profit of $2,000. Paid up subscriptions now stand at over $75,000 and investments in gilt edged securities total 335.000
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    MISSING BANK NOTES
    193 7 Not In Circulation In Penang <From Our Own Correspondent Penan*. Sept. 7. Bangkok reports state that more stolen notes were paid into accounts through the Siam and Chartered Banks. A Bangkok report yesterday also stated that an insurance firm In Penang had reported the free circulation of
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    13 7 Dr. S Arasaradnam. Asst. Medical Officer. Jelebu. has left for Ipoh on ♦ransfer.
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      124 7 CAPITOL! TOMORROW (Saturday) at 11 a.m. THE KIDDIES TREAT! "MICKEY MOUSE" Matinee SPECIAL PROGRAMME SEND THE CHILDREN Members of Mickey Mouse Club Free. Non-Members (Adults) 50 cts., (Children) 25 cts (Sept. Subscriptions can be paid from 9.30 a.m. To-morrow) 615 CAPITOL 9.15 You've seen him as the gay "PLAYBOY of
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    DEATH
    31 8 J. A. Dorai Raj. kite oi the Ruffles t Institution. Singapore, on Wednesday i Sept. 6th. at Nagercoil. Travancore. j Penang and F M.S. papers, please copy, j i L
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1933 Malayan Pines
    502 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1933 Malayan Pines All interested in the Malayan pineapple industry should make a point of reading the very interest- ing address which Dr H A. Tem-i pany, the Director of Agriculture. delivered to the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club this week. Not because of the
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    as I was Saying
    580 8 POR the sake of Germany and the peace of Europe, tt is to be hoped hat Hitler's conception of politics Is nore firmly grounded than his knowedge of history. Uientl flcally speaking his views Hitler about his beloved j\ fU j Aryans and their presumed contriHistory
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    49 8 IJnd ol Th# %d NrtMto I ha.s b.H,. the Tamil spnfc J writ, Tan ,on Saturd... 9.30 urn b tUc rbooli it will m...- 4 .10 to SJQm, from Ml e r-hiidmi «i{ nrganUed pr^wt ment i^ 16 f^ u on'v Th. m. •odai h mr Dg^ This s<
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    "The Edible Birds Nests Of Pulau Tiuman
    1279 8 IN the building of the nests of many birds, a secretion of the salivary glands plays a part, but some members of the family of Micropidae or Swifts make their nests mainly or wholly of inspissated saliva which hardening into a substance similar
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      116 8 HARVEY S f BRISTOL MILK. CAILIDIB!ECI€S For All Supplies of Groceries, Wines, Spirits and Tobacco. Shop in Comfort and Cleanliness at SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd., Orchard Road. I—WJ.W.1 WJ.W. CABLE SHOES COMFORT FOR HOT DAYS EASY PRICES FOR HARD TIMES .^■pF§|3y® Wm^J Suitable for golf or P^il p# walking,
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      51 8 IT IS BEING URGED that a hot-water supply should be included in the home of every working man. Just as if every husband doesn't get into enough already. A •GAFLAC" BURGLARY POLICY promotes harmony in the home. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480. DOMESTIC
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      28 8 j KELLY- DIRECTOR! j MERCHAN VMtim i SHIPPING OF THE WO* 1 SA. J i imp I 1933 j j Pf iKELLV Ujfl In. rf Raffles P. -S
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    HONG KONG CHIEF JUSTICE
    96 9 D. MACGREGOR APPOINTED Former Post In Kenya London, Sept. 6. A. IfacOregor, Attorney enya, has be?n appointed e ol Hong Koi:^ to succeed Horsford Kemp, who is ;ter. ..i-Gregor. who is 40 years of lucated at George Watson's iter took classical honours i and Oxford Universities,
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    PARIS CONVERSATIONS
    86 9 nnu For Disarmament K Conference London. Sept. to the discussion of th? mament drait convenefore the League of Nation Geneva on October 9th .ary conversations will be held 1 September 18 between Mr Eden. Under-Secretary for Irs, and the French Gov Th< object of the conversations unat rstands.
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    BULGARIAN ROYALTY
    39 9 (iutM< Of Sir Alexander Muir London. Sept. 5. a: id Queen of Bulgaria Si "tland this morning as the Alexander Kay Muir at :.ci. Perthshire. Muir's second wile is M Dlmitri Standoff, the n Minister in London.
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    EXTRALITY RIGHTS
    112 9 Mani'hukuo Government Enquiry Shanghai. Sept. 7. Under the direction of the Japanese command, the Manchuk'io Government has appointed a committee to studv the questions in connection with the working of the consular jurisdiction and extraterritorial rights enjoved by the Foreign Powers in Manchukuo. Special police corps have also
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    Death Of Viscount Grey Of Falloden
    872 9 Death Of Viscount Grey Of Falloden UNCONSCIOUS SINCE TUESDAY Foreign Secretary When War Broke Out London, Sept. 7. The death of Viscount Grey of j Falloden took place early this morning. He had been unconscious since Tuesday. tftlgland is in mourning tor Viscount Grey and tributes aie paid him as
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    CABINETS 4-HOUR SESSION
    347 9 DISARMAMENT AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS First Meeting Since July London, Sept. 5. The Prime Minister this merning presided over the first Cabinet held since Parliament adjourned at the end 3f July, it is understood that the meeting was chiefly concerned with foreign affairs and with disarmament questions relative
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    ELECTRICITY GRID
    161 9 British Scheme Completed 1 London. s«-pt .">. Wbeo workmen this morning des- fended Irom a 70 lect hi«h steel tower i near FordingbridKi-. Humpshiro. Britams electricity grid scheme, the greatest of its kind in th world, was completed. Eloftricity has be^n broogtH to the door of n» arly
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    146 9 LATEST TIN AND Kl BHKK PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the iterling rate in New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are is follow RUBBER: London. Sept. 7. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were: Spot (Sellers* 321
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      109 9 CROMPTON CEILING FANS reliability and efficiency ol Crompton Fans aro the of a unique experience of electric motor manufacture more than thirty years gradual improvement in fan They are acknowledged to set the highest standards fan performance for long, trouble free service with the attention, silent operatiDii. and minimum watts
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      146 9 ROBINSON'S ANNUAL C LEA R A N C E SALE "SUNDOUR" CURTAIN NETS GUARANTEED FADELESS SPECIAL SALE PRICES LOWER THAN EVER FADELESS NET FADELESS NET PLAIN COLOURS PLAIN COLOURS WITH Mauve, Grey, Royal Blue, S£LF COLOUR Saxe Blue, Orange, Rose, ART SILK STRIPE Dark Green, Apple Green. AND PATTERN Lemon,
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    TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
    1106 10 RUBBER NEED FOR OMPULSORY CONTROL Craigielea Chairman's Views At the seventh annual general meeting of Craigielea Rubber Plantations. Ltd.. Mr. A. M. Sellar (chairman of the company* addressing the meeting said: 1 his year we nave to record a loss on revenue account o* £394 compared
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    79 10 Gilt Edged Securities A Good Feature London. Sept. 5. A brighter disposition succeeded early dullness on the Stock Exchange today, whf-n gilt-edged securities were a good feature. Kaffirs suffered from < iTrrir' s from several quarters but later in the day improved. Among commodities, linseed, both Argentine and
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION CO., LTD.
    34 10 Traffic receipts August 1933 102.801 Straits Decrease on corresponding month last year 12.805 Traffic receipts for 1 1 months ending August 1933 $1,174,555 D°rr^ase on corrosnonding period last year 148,508
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    ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN CANADA
    192 10 Econoinic sentiment in Canada continues to improve owing to further promising development! In several lines ol industry. Progress, though cautious, is encouraging and seems to be manifesting itself each week on a wider industrial front. Probably the most cheerful newt for many months was the report
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    Exchange Rates
    221 10 September 7 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London 3 months' sight 2411 16 London, 60 days' sight 2463 64 London. 30 days' sight 2,4 1 32 London, demand 2 4 London, T.T. 2 3 31 32 Lyons and Pans, demand 930 Harnburg, demand 150
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    £ Abroad
    99 10 Abroad London. Sept. 5. Exchange! to-day were Pans 8! 1 22. New Tort 4.56 Montreal 4.78. Brussels '-2.7b. J Geneva 16.41V Amsterdam 7.37 Milan GO 3. 16. Berlin 13.29'-. Stockholm 19.37' ;> C >P' nnagen 1:2. 4u Oslo 19.90. Vienna 2!) nom Prague 117' 8 Helstngfon 22c i» Madrid 37
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    262 10 Sept. 7. The market has been dull and inactive since our last report, and only a moderate business has beeri transacted. Latest quotations are: Spot 12 cents down cut London 3.11 16d. down 1 16<L New York <i 7 H cents gold down 1 1G cent
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    50 10 Boustoad and Co., Ltd., Penan* urents Gartok 16.250 lbs MalakorT 166.500 lbs. Kuala Muda 231.426 lbs United Patanl 219.551 lbs. Taiplng 130.266 lbs.. Sungei Batu 62.500 lbs Foothills 26.100 lbs. Bertam 293.106 lbs Windsor 40.000 lbs.. Val Dor 48.000 lbs Kuala Sidim 89.990 lbs.. Basset 37 744 lbs.
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    133 10 September 7. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin <of 4 Imp. gails 1-70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline drums per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline (4-gallon tin) 3.65 Shell Aviation
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    The Chinese Produce Exchange
    93 10 i Singapore. September 7. 12 noon Buyer Sellei Gambler 4.50 Java Cube 7.50 Muntok White Pepper 23.00 White Pepper 22.00 Black Pepper 13.50 Mixed Black Pepper 9 00 C jpra. sundricd 3 55 C i ra, mixed 3.00 I M Small Bak I Tapioca 4 00
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    RUBBER
    247 10 Seasonal Production Increase London. Aug. 19. Messrs Lane Mitchell. Hymans and Kraay. Limited, who also allude to the absence of reliable information with regard feo the progress of rubber resinrtion negotiations, itatc thai they are satisfied that the discussions are proceeding smoothly but slowly due bo the holiday season.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    89 10 I. September 7th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Londcn Standard. Spot Uoose» 12 12' 8 R.S.S. equal to London Standard <F.0.8. > 12 3 8 12 1 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Sept. 12 116 12 316 October 12> 8 12' 4 November
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    DUTCH NATIVE RUBBER
    443 10 Production Capacity Almost Unlimited London, Aug. 21. The Dutch weekly, Handelsberichten. the official organ of the Department iof Economic Aifairs. Foreign Affairs and Colonies, publishes this week an I Interesting article on the rubber sltua- tion. and according to the Financial Times correspondent, the fact that It
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    YESTERDAYS RUUSKR AUCTION
    178 10 Singapore. Sept. 6. The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association held its l. 138th auction, yesterday. Catalogued 1.484.895 rt62 89 ton.s 'Otlered 1.448.417 h46 til Sold 1.208.719 539 61 Spot London 33^ NYw York H 13 1G en TRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard
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    STANDARD QUALRBS COMMITTEE
    31 10 STANDARD QUALRBS COMMITTEE Particulars of weight of rubber submitted lor award during the month of i August 1933: SHEET Awarded 586.880 lbs 262.00 tons Rejected 44 ROO 20 00 CREPE Nil
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    Wall S eet
    66 10 1 American Can Am TjhlMH MM! T'graph Atcheson H. Dup Firestone. Co.Gen EW,:. Oen. Mot«.rs 'Goodrwn Good>var Inu-r T'phon. and Mtgi Nat. City Bank Ntw York Railroad Radio Corp S. Calilorn. Co )Socony-V w Standard Oil NJ T( x.^ C i p i Union Oil Union Pftcftflc
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    THE AMERICAN MOTOR INDUSTRY
    122 10 THE AMERICAN MOTOR INDUSTRY I with regard ti m >bile pi eontradl MMsSHMIi ni 12th, Hmi has been adjust m«n: 4 l. w !.u p't.ul i. to L aw and Tht- 1 1. >„. hiKh nto ;vistry." Th< St a rr •t. hiyJ.' I 'J3L' Um .of made sinr. J
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    U.K. RUBBER STOKS
    43 10 United Kin^i ceased 816 t 105.475 tOU I and (Mlvtrtd Ml were 1 wend by as compared w ago. Livti]. and dcllv. reduced bv \\> At the ■toda im n In virw of shipments from I ward movement for some tlmo
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    36 10 Tw< < •> K Khoh Hong K:n or. in default imprisonment f tn tobacco and 12'.- total dut\ on whl .<« accused had btei appeared for wnt4 Porrer. the Clil yesterday. Thev m I sallinr :i»x)ut two off Bedok.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST:
    682 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations -OW SEPTEMBER 7th. 1933 Buyers Sellers 28s 6d 30s c d. E 30s 35s 14s 14s 9d 96 1.00 Tin I 13s 6d 19s 6d SI 1 16 18 52 55 Is 7d Is lOd 35 40 S I 46 49 14* 3d 15s
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    TREASURY RETURNS
    47 11 en lie Coming In Well London, Sept. 5. Treasury returns show revenue for the curr up to Sept. 2 11 157.045. tiding date of last stood at £235.234.766. ndituro to date for r totalled £286.554.616. I millions less than rpendlture at the ol last year.
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    38 11 |;alls attended by ambulance service ol Department during gust was 205. and of cases outside Munici:ises are classified as Car Accidents 25; idents 10; Motor Bus olley Car Accidents 13; Attempted Suicide o*. r Stabbing 13; Other 205.
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    SELANGOR RUBBER
    441 11 Promise off a Profit This Year Ai the twenty-second annual general meeting of the members of the Selangor United Rubber Estates. Ltd.. in London. Major Thomas A. Motion the chairman I presiding said: The loss for last year, as you will see. is £1,302 odd. as j gainst
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    220 11 Domestic Production, us represented by exports lrom Federated Malay States, Unfederatrd Malay States, and Straits Settlements, of Tin. and Tin-in-Ore. at 72 per ot-nt during the month ol August. 1933. Tons Tons Federated Malay States 1.816 Unfederated Malay States Johore 13 Kedah 6 Perils 25 Kelantan Nil
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      651 11 .Assets exceed $12,000,000 "7 Assurance in force over $35.000.000 i The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Ufe Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry EC The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies
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      448 11 CHARTERED BANK OF IMUA. .\ISTK\U\ \M> CHIN 'Incorporated m England bv Royal Charter' Paid up capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each t'3 oOo.o<>o Reserve Fund rve Liability ol Proprietors BSJM lIKAD Ol M< I 38. Bi.siiopsgate. London L( Agencies and Brandies lAlor Star Iloilo Semaranu 'Amritsar Ipoh Seremban I
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      186 12 Per t.s.s. Nieuw Holland Commander C. M. Schilling to Singapore: Mr. J. O. Armstrong. Mr. W. E C Baudinet. Mrs. W. E. C. Baudinet. Mr. W. H. Blaikie, Miss K. E. Burne. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Byrnes and infant. Mr. T Carmody. Mrs. E. M. Carr. Miss
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      CONFERENCE FREIGHT
      41 12 Wooden Blocks Packed in Gunny Bags Merchants are hereby informed that it has been agreed to quote the rate oi 555. per ton of 5 cwt. on the above 1 commodity from Straits to Conference basis Ports in Europe.
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      PORT HEALTH
      160 12 The Health Bulletin or the League Oi Nations" Eastern Bureau lot the ejeek ended September 2. is as follows Baghdad: 1 plague ease Basse in: 4 imttlgiffl Paoei and d«\ith.s Bombay: 2 plague eaees SAd 2 deaths. 1 smallpox case and 1 death. alcutla 21 cholera cases and
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      218 12 Haki^an Maru. Jap. (3270. lv>m Tokyo I Urn Penatif 79. Ruhr. G«r :*584. lrom Hamburg 7:). lor Min 7 9. Yasukuni Maru. Jap 7157. irum Hamburg 7 9. lor Yokohama 8 9 Javanese Prince. Brit. 3.655. irom N«w York 7 9. lor New York 189 Senang. Dutch. 729.
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      THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      103 12 Ships Alongside the Whar\rs or Expected to Arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate I) Ophir 22; Apoey 20 Main Wharf (Entrance a te 3> Yasukuni Maru 18: Torborg 15 Javinm Prince 11; Coblenz 6 Empire l>ock (Entrance (iate 3) Hu;i Tung 38; IfuncMter Cftftle 17 Bintanp 35.
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      WORLD SHIPPING
      291 12 WORLD SHIPPING Motor Tonnage Nearly Trebled World shipping tonnage in existence in June last, according to the 1933-4 edition of Lloyd's Register. was 67.920.185. a decrease Ol 1.814.125 compared with June of last year. Of the total tonnage. 18.700.739 was owned In Great Britain and Ireland. The only countries showing
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      SOUTH SEA ISLANDS
      197 12 Alleged "Dbc^very In I9M By CUMM nstttsifl am if That tl Islands claimed by the French kasfl osonth ire ally Chin tenHofy is btteeted by sjsjnelr (> e-Admiri! la-o Chun, former eonV ntnTtiitii Kwansjisjßi navy during the Chlni dynasty In .ir. a ranted to t here. Admir.il
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      NEW DOCK AT DOVER
      249 12 For Cross-Chan Train-Fern. It Is announced that a been awarded by to Messrs Edmund Nun Co.. and John Mowlem am of Westminster r a new Illki fillj d»>< k dock will be on a rite n of the existing Admin, Jacent to the entr harbour at
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      BERTHED AFTRER DARK
      40 12 ll.ikii-.m Maru Delayed llv Squall nit b In r>or! Kit «-M \v was i in Th« v« stjiiall wlu*n in .ir th. H IMMM .n mice which m.idt Sprii.il {>. j mission \k ui th. ship .•.mi.' t'elocft
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      SEAMEN'S SQUABBLE
      26 12 A11»'H«-(1 to h;i\- fcl h«\ul with .i vp.ui:.. llraf\i« ds the result ««l .i qu.ir:' ■yn <>i Uh ij Foi -<"raov♦•d to hospital Vf.stfi
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      636 12 BURNS PHILP LINE Incorporated in Australia) A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY VISIT AUSTRALIA IN THE SPRING SPECIAL FIRST CLASS REITJRN FARE V74 (5634.29) 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)
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      176 12 AUSTRALIAN PORTS FREMANTLE, ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE and SYDNEY S. S. "SHIR ALA' sailing hence DAYLIGHT 13th SEPTEMBER has space for cargo and first and second class accommodation. FARES Ist Class 2nd Class nUEMANTU $300. $200 \DELAIDK $315. IB! MgiaOWOg $330. $2. s^ DMW $350. $2 For further information apply to BOUSTEAD
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      47 12 I. S. K. LINE. IStflllAß* IMM TRANSPORI Incorporatrd RFC.rLAR FBElCi' PASSEN(iKR s From Japan CLYDE MAKI' x FOR KOBF. OS\KV V. NA<IOY% %M» > CLYDE MARU ERIE MARU BOSTON MARU For rat»vs and please apply ISHIHARA >\N«^ LIMIT* I 1 Incorporated AC.JN' g| IMON BIlLDINc; Tel. New SSII
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      550 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and r\ TiIVOIS h BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 am I Saturday 7 p.m Kuantan (Yla Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7JO u Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 SJB Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and
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      484 13 British India and Apcar Lines. MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. pe: and oriental s. n. co. f,U CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUT ARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due )ue ronnate Singapore ionnagf. Singapore 11.000 Sept. 15 CORFU 15 000 Dec 2*> 6.070
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      575 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) KLLERMAN" LINE, FREIGHT SEP VICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS ANP SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. S le m rs Doe Sails, s.s. city ol Pittsburg For Havre. London. R'dam 6: H burg Sept 15 Sept 17 s.s. City of Newcastle For
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      1211 13 rHS BLUS PUNNSL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP 00.. <lMi Steam Ship Co., Ltd.. and China Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ud. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP 00 Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co Lto THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LIN» Ud THS SIAM
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      876 14 K. P> M. KOMNKLUKK PAKETVAART MAATSCHAFPIJ ROKAN -Sept. 8. Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas Rengat. OPHIR Friday. Sept, 8. Muntok 'passengers and mail only*. Batavia, Semarang and Sourabaya. TOBELO Friday. Sept. 8. Rhio. Billiton and Batavia TINOMBO Friday. Sept, 8. Belawan-Deli. TOBOALI Saturday. Sept. 9. Koedap. Tampoetih. Tampat-Tinggi. Bengkalis and Bagan
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      517 14 TO EUROPE TKOM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. S'pore. Penan* N. York. Pres. Garfield Sept B Sept. 12 Sept. 14 Oct. 24 Pres. Polk Sept. 23 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Nov. Pres. Adams Get
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      497 14 TO NAPLES, MARSEILLES. LONDON. ANTHI I MIDDLFSKKOK.iI Wl HARUNA MARU 10.400 Sept 20 21 SSUWA I <KATORI MARU 10.000 Oct 5 6 KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Oct 19 20 FUSHIMI JYasukuni Maru 12 000 Oct 31 Nov 1 HAKo HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov If> l«i KMay omit Rotterdam. i alls al
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    LOCAL CHINESE ATHLETICS
    354 15 I tfAl v MEETING >U- NS £gap Sports on L e Day > of the Sin- Meeting met the following for the next >r volley-ball iODfl in SingKiuragementi to in the various decide a venue were Messrs. Lrman of the \i-ming. Chairman Chang Kang-jen. ng-jen, Li Un-sen.
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    LAWN TENNIS AT SCC.
    376 15 Ties For Next Week Owing to the rain play was not possible in the S.C.C.'I/wn enn I ancuwt, and the ties which should ave been played are put forward to t C -T A a n W K, h the exce P tio n of the
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    AMERICAN TENNIS
    125 15 Singles Championship Contest Forest Hills. Sept. 6. Results in the third round of the American singles championship to-day were Vines <U.S. beat Avory (Great Britain* 6—3. 7-5, 6— 1. Perry < Great Britain > beat Hecht <New York* 6—l. 6—4. 6—4. Allison «U.S. i beat Van Ryn <U.S.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
    248 15 Forthcoming ties in the S.C.C. bowls :ournament are as follows Monday, Sept. 11th. Dr. E D Lindow and H. K. Fearnside vs. A. S. Banks and J. H. Donoghue; E. A. Brown and J. N. Wainwright vs. H. R. L. Dyne and V. D. Knowles; P. M.
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    71 15 On Sunday the International Six Metre will sail the 2nd. race of the series for the Milner Challenge Cup. Starting time 10 a.m. The "B" Class will sail the Ist. or a series of two races for a Trophy presented by The Commodore. Starting time 10.10
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    COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP.
    214 15 Lh mt l l!f eoncluslou o' the Sussex^Essex match at Leyton the lim being 'SSS up. Y hl become worthy cht^onf^ex The final table is as follows: Won L Ist Ist p te pts. -r W L Inn. Inn R Poss Obt Per Yorkshire 30 19 Susse*
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    ALL-INDIA vs. M.C.C.
    117 15 Invitation To Pataudi Likely Calcutta. Sept. l. It is understood that the Bengal and Assam Cricket Association will invite the Nawab of Pataudi. C. K. Naidu. Amar Singh and R. J. O. Meyer to play for the All-India XI in Calcutta against the M.C.C. in December. j
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    PENANG FOOTBALL
    119 15 Chinese At Head Of First Division (From Our Own Correspondent.' Penan*. Sept. 7. The match between Penang Cricket Club and St Xavier's Recreation Club, the former winning by one goal to nil. marked practically the last oi First Division league iootball in Penang this season The Chinese, who
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    HOME RUGBY
    122 15 Australian Tourists Open Well Lontf'j:i. Aug. "16. The Australian Rugby tourists open.cd their English campaign with a victory over St. Helens Recreation. Results under Rugby League rules to-day were St. Helen's Rec. 9 Australians 13 Batley 35 Hull K. i* 12 Bradford 8 Dewsbury 12 Castleford 24 Hunslet
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    HOCKKV
    118 15 The following will play in the Y.M.C.A. trial match Whites vs. Colours on Monday, on the Y.M.C.A. ground, at Tuesday's ties are Whites P. O'Dwytr »Capt. >. C C Meredith. L. M. Pennefather. R. J. R Stracey. Lee Kit Soon. Lee Fong Lim. M. M. H. Shirazee. J. L
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    143 15 Mixed Foursomes Competition The following were the cards returned for the September Mixed Foursomes feectiu i- ropetltiOQ played on Wednes da> Ivli^s Nelson and J. T. 611*111 43 9' 4 33 3 Mrs. H. L. H Lim and J. Lee Keng Tye 46 10« 2 35» 2
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT
    100 15 Ties for Monday, in the Singapore Recreation Club lawn tennis tournament are as follows •*A M Single* -F. Norrts vs. G. E N Oehlers. "B" Singles:— C. R Eb<r vs. O. G Struys: E Ryan vs L A Marcus: J. B Quays vs. J L. da Silv.i: H.
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      21 15 ,M lTs ■t the SportJ" fOS 1 DAILY WIRE j V UOSEDALE XI) s "lit of 15 PI \CED. ml, Singapore
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      81 15 /UrtWATIYf QUALITY I AT AM f CONOMICAL I State Express 555 Cigar- I ettes appeal insistently to those discriminating I smokers who will be satisfied only with the B_____ best. They stand apart k from all others in their I unique qualities I f^ fH X" y yXyXvXyX 6O ct
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    RECREATION CLUB'S FIVE GOALS
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