The Straits Times, 23 November 1927

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    12 1 The Straits Times Nn. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1927, PRICE 10 CENTS
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      75 1 THE EVERYDAY MILK. ■il GOLD STORAGE ICECREAM j pleases every ~^£Kl j\ several Standard parties. „^<i^jr^%S\^ "^~^T" :^*^Lr ■j^w^^^fiL v^s dtick. Obtainable from JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. BUN BEE CO., Beach Road. TOWN CAFE, Teluk Ayer. KUM COOK YUEN, New Bridge Road. LUNA CAFE (Dhoby Ghaut). POLAR CAFE (High Street).
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      5 1 MILKMAID Kill. TREAM MILK. I
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    SEA BELLE II.
    809 2 Launching Ceremony At East Cowes. The Isle of Wight County Pre^s of Oct. 15 contains a full account of the launching of Sea Belle II from the yaid of the Cowes shipbuilding firm of J. S. White and Co., of Oct. \l. The Sea Belle 11, whk-h
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    54 2 The Sarawak Government (iazetto announces the following appointment- Mr. J. A. H. Hardic to l>e i haii-man. Board of Examiners Mr. I". II. Hmyward to be Registrar of Supreme Court Mr. J. B. Archer, to be District Officer, Upper Sarawak and Lundu and Mr. Donald Macfarlane to act as Sarawak
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    55 2 According to the Malay Mail. Mr. Justice R. I). Aetna will be going to Kuala Lumpur at the einl "f the year te lake the place in the bench of Mr. Justice Kuiiei-Manby, who is K<*injf home an leave. Mr. Acton is at present recuperating on Fraser's Hill after his
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      201 2 111 In the days of J^ your forefathers N.J. Club was the Jli\ favourite whisky. JffgX This preference is m§iP m. zs strong today •ffICjPSSI NAPILR JOHNSTON ES li WHISK %X "1 3 <^M I>H' CK. M VCCRF.GOR&Co.Ltd. PK/XS L— 'A Sok lMls f" r Straits Settlements and«"^B -ID" r;\
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      202 2 BETT2? iHA OWMI AND ROUGE for Hk- k'ive the clear skin end- ffrighl eye of health by ensuring i:ihiT when ncodi'il they n:mi-;li sick haadacha and bilWns attacks, ■'..ml\ itimolata the liver, clear the toreue, V.ur chcmi.t .•ejll? si M the vial, from Dr. Williams' Medieioe Wngapere. ■HBieKKESBBeMHS' .WWk Good
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      189 2 $50 ONLY! SEASON CO., LTD, 111 A 113. NORTH BRIDGB ROAD. Hifrh-class (rramoi;hone with doable spring motor. Monthly payment system can be arranged for local customers. rURODONAL" The enemy of Gout r*w|b /B^ tool conic n voi'l chilltirii mill, whl* h I- tint 11 Tbi martyrdom of tb« gouty mail
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    NOTES FROM SIAM.
    1059 3 Fenang Rugger Men Have Good Tune. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Nov. 15. The Penans; Rujrby team have come and gone, and Bangkok is in the happy position of having: defeated it conclusively to the tune of 24 points to 5. It was an inUTestjnjr game from
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      115 3 AMERICA'S FASTEST FOUR A New Honour for Dodge Bros. On September 5, a Dodge Roadster, piloted by Earl Vance and entered by the Speedway Association, won honours in the stock car race for four cylinder cars held under the auspices of the American Automobile Association. A Record for Stock Gars
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      322 3 iii if\ Stockings for every purpose For every purpose-and every purse! Here are three wonderful sroclcinm, all guaranteed to uear, all beautifully silky, dainty, and well fitting all at wonderfully low cost. All specially made to meet the nce^ of different occasions. Read and seal L W THREE. QUEENS I
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      706 3 RUBBER^SEEDS TBE ANQLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS OF JAVA, LTD.. SOEBANO, JAVA will have railable for sale in January-May 1928, TJIKADOE 9m<U from their isolateo budded ucd gardens (87 acres) at Wangoenredja. The buds used were taken in VJtl from twenty five Mother Treei whoaa average yield ia that year was 200 grins,
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      956 3 AUCTION SALE OK BINGAPOBR IMtOPKRTIKS. At Metan Cheong Komi s.-iijr ii..'< aed*. roan, No, 86, Chulia street, Singapore, on Wednesday Nciinnlwr 38, at 2.10 p.m. Lot l. V dual.!.- land tad tarraee ilwHlii g hons,. known a* N... 7. r Prinsep Str..<>t, Singapore. .ir.:i 2,1-1 aqUA hot, Statutory (ii.-mi *****,
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      501 4 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST I mail fnvici OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage due Spore MOREA 11.000 Dee 2 KALYAN 9.100
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      569 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naplss, Marseilles, London, Antwerp sad Rotterdam. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail SI'WA MARU 11,000 Not. 24 26 1 FUSHIMI MARU 11,000 Dee. 8 9 I HAKOZAKI MARU 10,600 Dec. 11 23 I HAKUSAN MARU 10 600 Jan. 6 6 (•KITANO MARU 8 000 Jan.
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      518 4 BURNS PNltf LINE (laorsorated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. I Regular monthly sailings by tha veil 5 known steamer MARELLA (7,876 tons) and !i the new motor Tesael, MALABAR (4.612 I tons). The s.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading
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      621 4 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF DATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with the I NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT I Telephone No. 8640, with sub-connections 1 to Passage, freight, Transhipment, Marina Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representatives for Singapore and Strait* Settlement* of the Official Tonri.t Bureau of Java. All
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      588 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON. AMS1 TERDAM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAM1 BURG AND BREMEN. GENOA. MAR- SEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW I MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. -BOSTON, NEW YORK AND >. BALTIMORE,
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      474 4 THE SIAK STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Sism) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. For Kemaman, Kretay. Trenggaou, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patanl, Smgora, Laeon, Bandon, Kohaamui, Langau.n, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrlw»l Departure MALINI In port Nov. 2:1 VALAYA Nov Nov. 30 The steamers are fit ed throughout with electric light and have
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      489 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAR BUGKNAU. STEAMSHIP CO., LTI. i (Incorporate! in England) "ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FIF.ICSHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CO NT INK NT FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Hong Kong, Shtnghai and Japan Due Spore s.s. CITY OF PF.KIt|I Dec. 17 s.s. CITY OF GLASGOW Jan. 16 HOMEWARDS
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      487 5 STATE SH.PPIN6 SERVICE M. 8. KANGAROO FROM FREMANTLE, WJL ,ilue Singapore Dec. ti. For particulars regarding passage and freight rates, apply to McALISTER A CO, LTD. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP UNE ROUND-THE-WORLD PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE BOSTON mi.l NEW YORK via PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MAUSKILLKS. 3R Days to Boston
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      556 5 STOOMVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ 'NEDERLAND' ROTTERDAMSGHE LLOYD Sailing from Singapore of the STOOMV. MIJ. "NEDERLAND" to GENOA. SOUTHAMPTON, AMSTERDAM Tia Brlawan Dell, Sabang, Colombo and Algiers. KONINGIN DER NEDENLANDEN Dec. 2 JOHAN DE WITT Dec. 16 PRINS I)ER NEDERLANDEN Dec. So CJROTIUS Jan. 13 VDNDEL Jan. 27 PRINBE9 .HLIANA Feb. 10 Sailings
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      369 5 Then. Cook Son, Ltd. and Thus. Cook Son (Bankers Limited. (Incorporated in Xn K land) Pawtrng-er and Forwarding- Agents, Bankers, etc. P. O. Box 102, S, BATTKKY ROAD, SINGAPORE. I'aHHag-eH hooked hy all I.mm. Ruil tickets issucil for the principal railways throughout the world. PasMDMßt' luggage, furniture and effects Storaa
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      183 5 il\emington STANDARD SINCE THE INVENTION OF THE WRITING MACHINE] The Standard Remington Remington is now StanTypewriter embodies the dard Equipment in many characteristics of Precis- thousands of offices ion, Power and swift, throughout the world, soleIt is sturdy and swift, ly on its merits as the absorbs all. vibration and
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      540 6 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEATRE Junction Albert and Kcncoulen Street- .No.th Bridge Knad. Tel. No. 281. From Frid«>. November is t.> Thursday, Exhilarating Ente tainmenl rAmi# Ac' INrflOlinI N rflOIinD 9 Krum Wedn«rf.y. November 23 to LADIES OF LEISURE T «^»>. November 29. 1927 fin k pm s NIGHTLY at 9
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      300 6 Victoria Theatre FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 1, 2 and 3, at 9.30 p.m. j CHARLES CHAMIER Presents OUR CABARET THE SHOW WITH A BIG REPI TATION. Opening Night. Thursday, December 1. at Ml m. HEY! HEY! Friday. December 2. at 9.30 p.m. Saturday. December 3,
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      347 6 ALHAMBRA, November 27. Millions will enjoy the laugh of their lives when* they see the Internationally Famous DUNCAN SISTERS IN THE MOTION PICTURE TOPSY AND EVA A Female CHARLIE CHAPLIN in BLACK FACE Special Children's Matinee, Saturday, November 3. UNITED ARTISTS PICTLRE. ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT METRO GOLDWYN MYER Presents BUSTER KEATON
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    223 7 i i\n kks. lay, No>i-mlier -Vl U W. 9.41 a.m., 9.0, 10.32 p.m., 8.5. Malacca H. W. 6.40 a.m., 6.9, 7.10 p.m., 6.0. Thursday, November 24 H W 10.6 a.m., 9.3, 11.4 p.m., 8.6. Malacca H. W. 7.10 a.m., 6.9, 7.80 p.m., 6.1. B. 1. homeward mail
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    256 7 \\e,in,-.i.,v. NoToaber «ts. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. KKPPKL HARBOUR. Patrol, Uh. SerUkdit, W B Km. m Oil Wharf Nil (o»l Wharf Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCK9. Inn Jong Pagar Albert Dock Nil Victoria Dock N 1 ki'pprl Harbour Kind's Dock No. 1 Caisson
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    130 7 Ti.-day. i 1 n Malini] LMpja Bengkalis, I.abuvan Biiik and Tan.ljiint Bali i Sinsjaradja) 2 p.m hjambi I Ling Nam I I pin I hina, Ilainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Canada and Kltand Hara Kretay. Piit.ini and Bandon i Malini i I M" Banka Island. IMadjoe
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    35 7 By Armors M;lw;i .1 Com 1..11 Arrd. Spore London Oct. IS Nov. r> Ot-t. JO Nov. 14 Oet II Nov. 12 II Nov. U Oct. -11 Nov. 1H Oct. JK Nov. 21
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    19 7 It is iiiipnssilile l i 'ivwif-'i'H 1 tho faihin ■il nitri iiikc 'Hi .i defer! island. Mr. I. Nathiin.
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    SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
    307 7 Macphail and Co., Ltd. Singapore, Nov. 2b. Kubliii I.in-.il nH i. ni- Strong. Tin. London £264. Rgbbers. Pinter. Mentakab« 58'x-60Vi cents earn, MiiUka Pindan 2.30-2.35, Pajam tM 2.75, Allinbvs I.Bi 8, Suneei Tukaiu;.i lii i 2.".. Brogaa i :.n I r.T',. Ay,-r M..:. k-2.25-2.35. Mukit K«tils 1
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    EXCHANGES.
    74 7 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rushy. Nov. li. F. reign exchanges are Amsterdam UiiT'j. Athens MTVi, Berlin 20.48. Bombay I- >■ I '.Id. Brnasall :t4.»4. Bucharest 790, BpenOl Air,-> 47 CopenhuKen 18.19, Genera 2:..L'H. H.lsingfors 193'», Hong Konu .1. Kobe is lr.ui.l. Lisbon 27-^2, Madrid 2S:Bft, Milan bMt, Hum Vnrk 1.57
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    241 7 Singapore, No\. *J3. On London, Bank 4 m/a 2/3 31/82 Demard 2/8 23/32 I'ri^te 8m. credit 2/lH On Nm York.. Demand 86H Privtte 90 <J- 1 67H On Fr*f*, Bihk T.T. 1420 (In Iad'», Bank T.T. 163V4 On Hoib Kom;. Bank T.T. I0H nc. disc. On S!i.Ui.'h4ii.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    64 7 Ton* of Market.:— firm. LAU*t Cfctrle Loo ion Soot Sheet Is. 6'-<!. prr lh. New York Spot Sh (i r Ib. (.SB- equal to St»no»rd, Q C.F. taManl R.S.fi. Ppot ;t»r<lkrd R.S..S. oh Tender Spot Dwatn .lan.-5iar April-June Buyers a C'J 1 7!', Seller
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      MINING.
      476 7 IMU* Val. Pd. Buyeri Seller* £1 £1 Asam Kumbang 56 B 57 9 c.l. £1 £J BangrJ, Tin :17 :I9 1 1 Batana Padang ii-iy 0-56 1 1 Batu Caves Utttt 1.27 Vi f 1 £1 Chendfriant 16/- 21/6 1 1 Chin fhin 1.15 1.20 £1 £1 Hasten Siam
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      GENERAL.
      169 7 MM Val. Fd Buy.n SclUn fl flB. Am. Tobacco 4.18.0 5.0.0 1 1 Central Engine Nominal 1 1 Cycle Carriage 0.T7H 0.82% xl flE. Smelting Co. 24.60 24.50 cdc.r 5 I Fraser Neave 18.60 19 00 100 1« Hammer Co. 175.00 178.00 Hk. 65 lib H. S. B. 1125
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      DEBENTURES.
      94 7 U. Eng. p.e. $1^34,800 Ifc 9% prsm. Silgapore Cold Storage Dab. f Mll InJ Ina p.c. »055,000 104 108 gngapore Municipal 6 p.e. 1,878.000 of 1901 par. 6 pram. Sngtpore Municipal 4W p.e. cf 1907 $1,600,000 90 par. lingapore Municipal 4H p.c. of 1909 $1,100,000 90 par. Singapore Municipal
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      438 7 Allt-nby ($1) Alar Gajah {$1) A HiUm Itl) A, Kuning <1 Am. Malay i$2l I. Molek <*li Panas (|6> .lalgownie i$li Usiett (|1) Jrogas N i$l) Brunei U. ($5) IS. Jelutong ($1) B. Katil (|1) flukit K. B. (llj R. Kepungjtli rt. TmiKh (|1<M Ch. SerdanK < t&
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      102 7 The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) is prepared to act as EXECUTOR ADMINISTRATOR TRUSTEE CUSTODIAN TRUSTEE ATTORNEY OR AGENT For further particulars apply to THE SECRETARIES, 29, Chartered Bank hambers, Singapore. Select Stationery RIBEIRO A CO. LTD. GAPASCO BRAKE LINING Do you want
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      167 7 IN THE MATTEK OF Ohl>lN.\.N( E No. |M ((((MIXNIES) iNI) IN THE MATTER OK SINGAPORE RUBBER TDUtTIUr r*A ITn i IKtAHMj LU., LIU. ,v ***£***«*>. \OTKK is hereby given that pursuant to j Section 22S of Ordinance No. IS6 (Companics), the Final O»n«rgl Meeting of the ibove Company will fn-
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      132 7 AM Q II TXI A MFII A IVI.O. J\J I l*I\PlUU\ arrived NavemhM 22. m 27. and discharged tjf" iar«o al S.H.B. Godown X(, .o THE EAST ASIATU. co LTI) (Incorporate.! m Denmark i I'EMHItOKKHIIIKE \IU(I\ El>. Vivemhrr 20. 1«7. (insi*ne«s of. enrco p.r the.absrs steamer from F.urone are hereby
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      577 7 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENT ME MM /.A The ehil.lren of the la** (luil h.rniina Mary lie bsH wixh to cmivi y thoil ■ineerc thanks to relatival and friend* i»i Ibeir attendance at the funeral and those who sent wreaths. FREE CINEMA SHOW fcrery TVTM»AY, WHJMPAI lATI RDAT, al 7 :t0
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      761 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified Advls.. see page If. WANTS. TOR SALE. ETC. TO I.XT. large Hmib!c bedroom, boaril optional. Private. 7 17. Straiti Times. To I.XT. spacious godowns in Mohamad Sulti:n Uon.l. Immediate entry. Ai BtralU Timee, WANTED, .mcient shorthand ty|.i>t (femyli'i for Insurance Office Apply 781, Straits Times. To
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      70 7 HBTfeDBOLOGICAL REPORT. Kundiini; Kerbau Station. ill* Iwirlrsi nl l.ovcrnmcnl H.allh Oflhrr.l lur Ih<- il Hours rndinK at Midnight on Novemhi-r It Deg. Max. shade temperature Mm. ihade temperature TUF. Mean shade temperatare in radiation IM t Mm. Kr:is- raillHUon W r Saa tampc-ratare I M:.x. Bfi, Mm. 84 F. Mean
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    The Straits TIIimes WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. THE FUTURE OF INDIA.
    619 8 The incoming Indian mail has brought with it full information as to the method in which it is suggested that the Royal Commission pa the future constitution of India shall work —information which i makes it more difficult than ever
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    490 8 In common with railways all over the world, the F.M.S. line has suffered .-.veiely from the competition of motor transport. The position to-day is almost c-ora-parable with that when railways caoe into beinjt and the horse and the caniJ became things of the past so far as lonj
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    SIAM'S SACRED BEAST.
    833 8 THE ARRIVAL OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT. Prom Our Bangkok Correspondent. The Baby White Elephant which arrived in Bangkok by train last week if the first to be presented to a King of Siam for sixteen years. It was born in the Northern teak forests of the Borneo
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    STEAMER STRANDED.
    68 8 Feared Total Loss Off Gibraltar. i -The local agents of the Norddeutscher Lloyd inform us that they are in receipt of a telegram from thoir Shanghai agents running as follows S. S. Elbcrfeld i is badly stranded near Gibraltar, will probably be a total loss. The steamer was
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    NEW RESTRICTION RULES.
    87 8 Opposed by Central Perak Planters. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 23. The Central Perak Planters Association, at a special meeting, strongly opposed the new restriction rules, and passed a resolution to the effect that the Planters Association of Malaya, at the meeting in Malacca next month,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    305 8 Mi. and Mrs. Graham Hutchison, of Singapore, celebrated their si'ver wedding yesterday. Mr. <;. 11. Davis, manager of Kelly and Walsh, Ltd.. Magapore branch, returned from home leave on Mkiiilhv. Mr. Roger Pears, formerly of l.anailron estate, .lohore, has left Northwood, anil is now Hvtag at Bromley,
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    CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
    214 8 Motor Car Agents In Court. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. L^t. A cm was begin in the poiu-e Mart yesterday, before Mr. 11. 11. .loynt, in which Mr. C. In^'einann, manager of (ii.donj; Estate, Banting, and sole agent for Minerva cars, charms Mr. .1. S.
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    MR. ROBINS BROWNE.
    61 8 With reference to a paragraph from the Aneta A .'eTk-y, Hatavia. tu the effect that Mr. [{coins Browne had been askc i by the Dutch Government to leave Java, we are informed by Mr. Browne that thi--is wholly incorrect. Mr. Browne, who is now in Singapore, left
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    59 8 Hcmlerson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following cable dated Nuv. 22, their quotation* being in gold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber cxi native sales to-day 2,100 tons. Novtmbn KM, December 38.40 January 88 i-eiits, Kcbriiiiry 89.40, .March 39.7Q, April 39.90, May Ml3O, Jane
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    68 8 From China and Japan, by TiiUuiilia. due at Singapore '2 p.m. to-day. Krom Australia, bj Malabar, due at Singapore- this afternoon. Krom Holland and Germany, by Johan le Witt, due at Singapore E p.m. to morrow. From China and Japan, by Suwa Mam due at Singapore to-morrow. From
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      139 8 VIRGINIA V CIGARETTES WD&h.O.Wills. BRISTOL LONDON. NORTON 1928 MODELS REPAIR jJ^mJßl^mu TERMS SERVICE r(Ja§l^SM£rljl ARRAN GED MODEL 16H. 1.90 h.p. Sports, side valves. Price $550.00 nett. MODEL 21, 4.00 h.p., overhead valves, with dry sump lubrication. Prp r i C c $660.00 nett. MOdEL 21. 5.88 h.p. O.H.V. four speed,
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      72 8 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT In the Second Show at 9 Metro— GoWwyn Meyer Comedy Special THE NAVIGATOR Festnring BUSTER KEATON Supported by A First National Comedy Drama ELLA CINDERS Featuring COLLEEN MOORE. First Show at 7.30 BORN TO BATTLE Featuring TOM TYLER. TAN CHENG KEE CO, LTD, Proprietors. Renault Commercial Vehicles 7
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      76 8 On Other Pages. fas. l.aum-h of B*s Mb 11 Notts from Siam :i Kinuncf sad < <>mnnrir 1 Shipping and thi' Mails 7 ■teteorolofftesl Ripon I To-diiy's Shar. Markei 1 Cal.l. and Radio Hem I The- Tin btdoatr) By A. W. Still Sport Nf»s and Ccnmtnti II v. K. Vlck
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    INDIAN COMMISSION BILL.
    409 9 SECOND READING. REASONS FOR ALTERING PROVISIONS. HONTAGUE-CHELMSFORD SUGGESTIONS MODIFIED. [REUTER TELEGRAM] Leaden, Nov. 22. The House of COMBOM pMSed the ■toad reailir.j; of tin- <;. vcrnnicnt of India Statutory ('..inmission Bill without ilivision. The in -rsonnrl of the commis- ,11 will bt drl.ated on the J.'ilh inst.
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    JAPAN AND CHINA.
    77 9 Opposition Leader Attacks Government. [KKI-TKIt FAR EASTERN SERVICE.] Shanghai, Mo*, i-i- (> aka Mi. IlaniiiKUihi, leader of the opposition party in the Diet, in ipeech lengthly attacked the Goveniinemi for aJletced incompetence in dealing with the i-conoraic lituation, opt-cially in connection wilh the l)iinK crisis of last
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    SHANGHAI AGITATORS.
    76 9 Implication of Soviet Consul-General. [REtTF.n FAR EASTERN SERVICE.] flhimhal. Nov. 2\. In Hie course of the trial of seven agitaton in the Chinese provisional conrt, liari'eil with Intimidation and iniitina strikes, rounsel for the ChiMte nuthoritic- read :i eonuBDiiieatioa froa the Chincai Defence Coouduioner making tin unqualified statement
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    THE PRINCE AND CANADA.
    54 9 THE PRINCE A ND CANADA. Impressions of the Recdnt Tour. flllllTISII WMtt RADIO] Kuirliy, Nov. S2. At Ihc dinner «>f tht Canada Club last ni^ht both tin- Prince of WUm and the i riinr Minister gave Impr— liom of theii rf-cni visit t<. C:inaila, an. I spoke in lag terms
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    MELBOURNE STRIKE.
    104 9 THREAT TO EXTEND TO OTHER PORTS. [reuter telegram] London, Nov. 22. .Melbourne The Wa'.ersidc Workers Federation has decided that unless a peace move is made, vessels, inch-dim: mail boats, will be declared black at unexpected times at places throughout Australia. The Postal Department has arranged with the waterside
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    FLIGHTS THAT FAILED.
    146 9 Bound for Honolulu And New Zealand. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 22. San Francisco Captain Giles, in a i •bird single-passenger aeroplane, has started on a flight to Honolulu and New Zealand. Twenty ships have been asked to keep look out for ('apt. Gi.es. A Detroit bosiMM man.
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    OIL FROM RUSSIA.
    129 9 Standard Oil Company Contracts. [RKUTER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 22. New York The New York Times staus that the Standard Oil Company of Ni m York has contracted to purchase 300.000 tons of Russian oil in six years, bi in^intr up the company*! purchases ot Russian oil to
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    BELGIAN CABINET.
    60 9 M. Jaspar Remains As Prime Minister. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 22. I Brussels The outtfoinK Prime Minister, M .laspar. has formed a new Cabinet. The I four Socialist Ministers have been replaced by two Liberals and two Christian1) t- 1) ioc rats. If. Jaspar also takes the portfolio
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY.
    53 9 Mr. Coolidxe and Endless Chain Petition. V [BEUTER TELEGRAM] l.oii'lcin. Nov. 22. Washington Hearing that one of his supporters intended to start an endless chain petition urging his renominatjon for the Presidency. Mr. Coolidge strongly exluessed the wish that no such petitions should be circulated as they would
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    KING FEISAL IN MANCHESTER.
    59 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugty, Nov. 22. Kin* Kvisal of Irak, who is making a tour of industrial Lancashire, spent today in Mamhfxter. Ha MM welcomed at the station by members of the executive (< mmittee of the British Cotton-growinR Association. Later His Majt'sty was entertained by
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    THE HANKOW AGREEMENT.
    167 9 DIFFERING VIEWS. PRINCIPLES OF BRITISH POLICY. [REl.TER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 22. At the dinner of the China Association, referring to the Hankow agreement, Viscount Peel, amid cries of dissent, said he hoped that when China began to settle down it might be recognised that it was the
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE.
    212 9 Dutch Producers Wish To Co-operate. i [BXL'TER TELEGRAM] j London, Nov. 23. j Amsterdam It is understood that Dutch and Java producers are anxious to co-operate with the sugar ring created at the Paris conference, but in a different manner from that agreed to in Paris. If Cuba
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    U.S. TAXATION.
    86 9 Larger Amount Of Reduction. [REL'TER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 22. Washington After a prolonged debate! the ways and means committee of the j House of Representatives unanimously j decided to increase the maximum amount j ol taxation reJuction in the forthcoming session of congress from $225,000,000 re- j commended
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    TEAPOT DOME CASE.
    96 9 Charges of Tampering With Jury. [Bit TIB TCXCGBAII] London, Nov. 22. Washington The FeJeral Government has brought proceedings in the i district of Columbia Supreme Court against Harry Sinclair, William Burns: (head of the Burns Private Detective Agency) and four other men for contempt of court based
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    TYRE PRICES LOWER.
    48 9 Reduction by Goodyear's And Dunlop's. [KEl'TEB TKLECEAM] London, Nov. 22. Goodyear's and Dunlop's announce further reductions in the price of motor tyres. The former is reducing motor car tyres 10 per cent, and motor cycle tyres 13, while the latter is reducing five per cent.
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    987 9 PROSPECTS OF PROPOSED COMBINE. (By A. W. Still.) London, Oct. 26. Tin is still a subject of intunse interest, but, so far, I have seen no reaRon to modify the view I expressed a week ape that the prospects of the proposed combine, in so far as
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    DISARMAMENT.
    189 9 PREPARING FOR GENEVA CONFERENCE. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADtO] Rugby, Nov. 22. Questions relating to peace and dis armament will be debated in the House of Commons on Thursday, and it is probable that, in addition to a speech by the Foreiprn Secretary, the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. Bridtfeman,
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    DENVER MINE AFFRAY.
    124 9 National Guard Detachment Sent. [REl TEB TELEGRAM] Loiulun, Nov. 22. Denver Two more miners wounded in yesterday's affray at the Colombine coal mine have died. Eight police had been seriously injured in the battle before the police, numbering only 2">. fired a volley ut point-blank range. A
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    JAPANESE LOANS.
    99 9 Probable Flotations In New York. [REL'TER FAR EASTERN SERVICE.] Shannhai. Nov. ft Tokio In addition t<i the loan which is expected to be issued at !»7 with interest of r >>o cent., maturing in ten year»» I the South Mnmhuria Railway is epntunI plating the issue of t
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    SECRET SEAPLANE.
    57 9 American Hope to Fly Round The World. [REl'TER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 22. New York According to the New York Sun, the Navy is secretly building a seaplane, with a cruising radius of il.OOO miles or more, with which an attempt will be made in 1928 to fly across
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    DISTURBANCES IN SOUTH RUSSIA.
    46 9 [TRANS-OCEAN 8KEV1CX] Berlin, Nov. I'l. Bucharest Grave disturbances have broken out in Southern Russia and the troops have been resisting demonstration? in favour of Trotsky in many cities. Sailors deserted their warships at Sebastopol, and ships at Odessa put out to sea.
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    FLOODS IN ITALY.
    39 9 [TRANS-OCEAN 8EBVICE] Berlin, Nov. 22. Home Torrential rain in Upper Italy since Saturday is rousing inundations. The river Po is overflowing at many points, while other rivers are raviiKint; the surrounding districts, particularly in lkrj;amo province.
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    MANY SHIPPING CASUALTIES.
    457 9 GALES OFF BRITAIN. DUTCH OIL TANKER WRECKED. DRAMATIC EFFORTS TO SAVE LIFE. i [BRITISH IMPI'.RIAI. RAIIIOI Rugby, Nov. H Heavy gahM durilH' the last two ilay have caused many shipping casualties an 1 the hMS of life WOajM Imve been nnich more serious but for the rescue
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    U. S. MERCHANT MARINE.
    82 9 l.se as Second Line Of Defence. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. Nov. L"_>. Washington At the Press conference 1 J'lesident Coolidge intimated that, while lired to build up 'be merchant marine so that it would adequately serve as second line of defence as well acarry cargoes abroad," it
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    RUSSIAN TRADE BALANCE.
    36 9 [TRANS-OCEAN SERVICE] Berlin, Nov. 22. Moscow The Kussian foreiun trad.' this year shows for the first time S favourable balance of .'i0,000,000 rouble*. Germany regains her prewar leading posir tion, displacing Great Britain.
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    SIR ALAN COBHAM'S FLIGHT.
    29 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL ItAliml Rasjby, Nov. n. Sir Alan and 1-ady Cobham made mother stage of their (light to Africa to-day, proceeding from Marseilles to Ajaccio.
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    20 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. No\. -2. Buenos Aires The :!lst gam.- between Capablanca and Alekhine ended in v draw.
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    FRENCH COMMUNISTS.
    27 9 FRENCH COMM UNISTS. [REUTER TELECRAM] London. Nov. 82. I'aris The Appeal (Hurt commuted the sentences M the Communist.- KudoI and Marty to two years and thr»« respectively.
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      HONG KONG CRICKET.
      190 10 Malaya's Collapse Before Shanghai. [RBVTKR TELBGRAM] Hong Kong, Nov. L':!. The Malaya v. Shanghai match began to day. Malaya won the toss and batti- I first. The side was all out fe>r 77. Isaacto.ik four wickets for 2:! and Oft Four for 29. Homo Eleven Heat Shanghai.
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      SINGAPORE FOOTBALL.
      312 10 Teams for the Bendemeer v. S.C.C. Match. Mowing teami have been selected to represent the' Bendemeer Athletic Clui> and the S.C.C. in a charity match at the Stadium to-morrow in aid of tin- C.E.Z.M.S. Funds. The kick-off will be ;it I.;' p.m. and Sergt. Bennett will referee. Si
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      TENNIS.
      164 10 L.L.T.C. Tournament. Yesterday's result! Open Men's Doubles. Hall and Kli'iniiian beat Holyoak and Murphy, 2, 6 Hudson ;,nel Wild beat Wigg and Withei Payne, 8 1. 8. Oeea Mixed Double*. W. c. Hill and Miss Toby he-at c. K. Green and Miss Green, <>~ 4. I I, Handicap Men's
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      GOLF.
      23 10 I 'i Kaion tlo lf Club November monl hly medal will be played for on Saturday and Sunday next under Bogey conditions.
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      RUGBY.
      597 10 A.P.C. Beat Etceteras In Strenuous Game. The result of a scrappy but hardfought S.C.C. tournammit game on the padang yesterday afternoon was a win for the A.P.C. by two goals and a try" (18 points) to a goal and two tries (11 points.) The Ktceteras and Law had to
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      Forthcoming Matches.
      202 10 The S.I .1 practice game which was tc have been played to-morrow has beer cancelled. Windle is unable to travel to Malacca for the Malaya Cup game on Saturday and his place in the Singapore serum will be taken by (irant. The 'A team to play at Klang
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      AMATEUR RACING.
      111 10 Sultan of Perak's Gold Cup For Steeplechase. Tkt IViak (iyinkliuiia (lul, Amateur meeting "ill h«-l<l at Tatpinv. on December l'1 and l'4. Kach day there will be a steeplechase, a race for polo ponies and three races each for all horses and ponies. The steeplechase on the first
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    VICK AND CO. SUED.
    560 10 Chinese Alleges Wrongful Seizure. V. K. Vick and Co.. genera' merchants ai.d agents, Singapore, were sued for ?.',OCO by Scow nig Tin, a Chinese landownez and planter, in the Supreme Court thi:. morning, before Mr. Justice Deane Mr i-.. L. 'lalma appeared for the plaintiil". and
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    ALLEGED FRAUD ON FIRM.
    239 10 Order for Flour in Name Of Chinese Chop." The alii-uutioT) that a Chinese had defrauded Paterson, Simon.s and Co., Singapore, df :!00 ba^s of flour, of which delivery was obtained under false representations, occupied the attention of the Third Police Magistrate, Mr. C. H. Dakeis, yesterday
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    HOCKEY.
    150 10 Services and Indian Visitors Draw. An interesting and even name was played at Tanjrlin yesterday, when the United Servj-i nut team from the Tenth Field Co., Queen Victoria's Own Sappers and Miners, who are now in port. The home team found the visitors strong side and the game resulted
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    RUSSIAN PRINCESS.
    170 10 Distinguished Visitor At Singapore. Princess Itenyse Nicholas Kngalitcheff, a member of the old Russian nobility, arrived at Singapore yesterday and is staying at Rafttes Hotel, where she expects to remain for three or four weeks. Tne I'iincess, whose party Includes M. Ma\ini Karminski. directeur of the Technique Societe
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    HANDLING CASUALTIES.
    251 10 HANDLING CASU ALTIES. Importance of Expert Ambulance Attendants. In an aiticle under the caption A mbulanef Facilities which appeared in this paper recently, attention was drawn to the importance, and the need in Singapore, of specially trained ambulan?e cttendants.. It will be recalled that mention was mode at the fact
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    "RATTLE " IN HOUSE.
    288 10 RATTLE IN HOUSE. Intruders Beaten Off By Occupants. An attack by a party of Chinese on a j Pitt Street householder, in his own houge at T o'clock one morning, was the burden of a story tol<J before Mr. N. D. Mudie. the District Judge, yesterday afternoon. It was alleged
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    33 10 Singapore Chinese Volunteer Rifle Club. A spoon shoot will be held at Farrei Range on Sunday. Members will plcas< note that buses will leave Drill Hall a I. 'Mi p.m. sharp.
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    SECRET SOCIETIES.
    57 10 Officers of the Detective Department raided u house in l.ini Chu Rang Roa't yesterday eveninjr for secret society docnnum.-. Lim Chu Rang Road is a lonely thoroughfare near Seletar. The raid was successful. A quantity of documents, believed to belong to a Triad Society, were found,. and a
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    47 10 Mr. W. H. Anderson, of Dicksun, Anderson and Co., Cannon Street Kuilii.injrs. London, who are agents and secretaries for numerous estates both in Malaya and Ceylon, is arriving in Kuala Lumpur early in December on a visit to the various properties in which his firm is interested.
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    TOWN AND COUNTRY.
    561 10 Bayer, Peacock and c,,.. Ltd., <>f the (inrton I'oundry. Manchester, him- just completed sevn new locomotive! for the K.M.K. Railways. A hinese clerk named Tan Loh So i wast shot in the iirm while in Teluk Aver Street yesterday. H« does not know who v fired the
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    "OUR CABARET " COMPANY.
    122 10 OUR CABARET COMPANY. Performances at Victoria Theatre Next Week. Mr. Charles chamier's "Out Cabaret" i company is returning to Singapore next t week after .1 rocceMful tour of China t and Japan, and will appear at the Victoria Theatre on December 1, 2 and 8. Singapore theatre-troers well remember the
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    CHINA PIRACIES.
    37 10 Suggestion of Joint Fleet For PwWMf. Tokio, Nov. 21. It is reported from certain quarters that the Powers will station an allied standing squadron tot patrol in Chinese Waters, as a result of frequent pi'
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    THE DUSTY ANGEL.
    109 10 Lady Troubridffe MOfW another distinct 7 UKCMI in her latest novel, "The Dusty Anirel (Methuen and Co., Ltd 7s. 8d.) The plot is conventional. The authoress lias chosen for her heroine a i;irl of un- known parentage blOUghl ap in a work- house. Shi- from iif to
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    66 10 A ToHo wir«- itatei that the local 1 branch of the Soviet Commercial Fleet has datUtd, with the approval of the Hm "\v (iovcrnniiTit. tu purchase six steamers of about 8jOM tons from Japan, and also ti> huild a law ocean-KoinK :,tiamer at the Far Kastcrn Iliukyard in < \'ludivostok.
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    MALAYAN CAMERA CLUB.
    269 10 Results of Storch Medal Competition. Considerable interest MM taken in thi Btaicll medal photographic competition. ff.r contact prints, held under the auspices i I thi' Malayan Camera Club, It resulted in a close nimpetition between the following four competitors for the gold medal Winner V. W. Kyves,
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    AN OPEN VERDICT.
    172 10 Speed of Car In Traffic Casualty In the com so of his finding yesterday ill connection wtih the death of a Chines.cloth hawker, in Jalan Besir on No ventier r >. from injuries received in collision with a car, the Coroner, I.ieut-Col. HopeKalkner. characterised those injuries a>
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    RUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.
    42 10 [TRANS-OCEAN SERVICE] Berlin. Nov. Tl. Geneva Russian emigres in Switzerland have sent the Federal Council a letter protesting against the presence of Soviet Russian diplomats in Switzerland, thieatc-ning reprisals. The Swiss Press, irrespective of party, sharply condemns the letter.
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    DRAFTS FOR CHINA.
    45 10 [reuter telegram] London, Nov. 12. The transport Dorchester left Southampton this afternoon with 60 officers and l.'Vll' other ranks, comprising drafts for Nations in the Par Kast. The drafts include LOS each of the Scots (iuards ami Ihc Coldstrcam (iuards for Shanghai.
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    NEW ENGLAND FLOOD DAMAGE.
    24 10 [REUTER TBLEORAM] London. Nov. 11. Washington The damage in the rri ent New England floods amounted to :i. trrj £n.roo,noo.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    214 10 The Prairie King, another rousing Hoot Gibson film, will be shown at the Surma from to-night in addition t > ;i I'niversalJewel picture, Wolves of the Border. featuring Franklin Karnum. In the first show is a Reginald Denny comedy. The Pavilion programme is change I to-night, and the
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    42 10 It has tiicii iivealcd that Vis-ount QotO has twij main objects for visiting Russia m to poisuade Kussia to join the League if Nations, the other to get mutual under •landing lietwien Japan and Russia COB ■erning the rice-fields trust in Siberia.
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    RUBBER POSITION.
    1065 11 The Restriction Scheme Overhauled. (Hv A. Still.) London, Oct -J». It woiilil tic like tending coals to Newcastle to write in any letail about the new —potti of the rubber icstric-i tion policy which have licen diadoMd luring the pns: uetL The affod of the long looked for
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    Rubber Position.
    280 11 soon as the more stringent regulations COIM into fore?. Producer and Consumer. It is probable, therefore, that, in view of the largeness of stocks, at least six months will elapse before the effect* of the changes become clearly defined. One thing perfectly obvious is that price muM rise
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    THE TIN MARKET.
    396 11 Lean and Co.'s Weekly Report. ■In their repor: dated Penang. Xov 11. Lean and Co. stateOjrtn* to the holidays which have intertal^i 0 r POrt n!y thr «-orkJl»' Bl f Ur furtlur 'Iron .*> £257.5,. forjj •JOt and aU1.6a. three month., took a Md.len turn and roaa
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    81 11 .Icram Kuantan.- 21.995 lbs. Sandycroft. 10.000 lba. I Tvn X Muh U.'iGl lbx. Bagan. -38.000 lbs. I'.itu Village.- 1.005 lbs. Pu'au Bulang. f1",227 lh?. Hcdford Plantations. -7.7 M lbs. U'aitealy. :!:!.t«s lbs. Ilili Ria* 1.'.r.0i Ib?. IV.vinn.l. 10.0011 Iba. Paunui. -js.sii-j Km. Tro'.ak 18,000 11-. Ktletar Plan'ation*. 13.112
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    77 11 Programme of Drills up to and for Nov. 27 Wednesday, November 23. B.lfi p.m. Drill Hall, S.R.A. (v) Sigs., Musketry. Friday. November 25, 5.15 p.m., Malay Drill Hali, Malay Co* Make-up parades. Saturday, November 26, 2 p.m., Bukit Timah Ranee, "f" (Scottish) Company, Musketry Classification. Sunday. November
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    37 11 Orders for week ending Sunday, Nov. 86 Wednesday. November Zi. 14th Tiooj Inspection, Royal Rnglish School, 5 p.m. Thursday, November 24. Band Pract ce. Mid Sitrnallinft Cliss Headquarters. -M5 i'
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    GLOZEL FINDS GENUINE.
    162 12 WORK OF HOAXERS DISPROVED. Paris, Nov. 8. The discoveries made at Glozel, near Vichy, are genuine and constitute evidence of a 10,000 years old human culture, according to the International Congress investigation which has just been concluded. An Oxonian, Miss Dorothy Garrod, Britain's only representative, made the
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    KAISER'S GUILT.
    134 12 STARTLING REVELATIONS BY LICHNOWSKY. London, Nov. X. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily News says that the publication of two volumes of Lichnowsky's memoirs, containing correspondence proving that the K\ Kaiser was responsible for the war, may prove epoch-making in German politics. No pen could describe the terrible
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    NIGHT CLUB RAIDED.
    127 12 RENDEZVOUS OF ROYALTY. London, Nov. 8i One of the W«st End's most exclusive i:itrht club's "Chez Victor." often patronised by members of the Royal Family, was raided early this morning by twenty d?tcrtivi s dressed in faultless evening cIoUm. Che; motored up and sat at the tables
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    SOFT X-RAYS.
    35 12 Discovery Claimed by Danish Student. Copenhagen, Nov. 8. Molliraard Hansen, a student of the I'olyU'ehnical Academy, claims to have discovered a method of producing soft Xrays which will not injure the skin tissues.
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    LINERS AS CRUISERS.
    80 12 London, Nov. '.I. Commenting on the new* fioin N<w York tKat the latest San KninnscoHawaii liner' Malolo, 22,000 tons, has been ili'siprncrl for conversion into a cruiser in wartime, the Naval Correspondent of th»> Daily News says that all maritime Powers had previously regarded there best liners
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    ₤1,000,000 IN DOG LICENCES.
    37 12 ₤1 ,000,000 IN DOG LICENCES. London, Nov. K. Britain's doff population is officially stated to be 2.2U2.357 which is an increase of half a million during the last lour years. The dojc licence revenue exceeds SI, 000,000.
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    67 12 The hearing was concluded in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court on Friday before the Chief Justice (Sir Henry (lompertz) of the case in which a number of Java Street land owners ar? objecting to the valuations of the ValuerGeneral. Mr. Mundell, of Singapore, who appeared for the Valuer-General, addressed the
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
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