The Straits Times, 24 November 1927

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 2N.»>:!9 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1927 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      88 1 TH« KVKRYDAY MILK. TRY PALETHORPE'S CELEBRATED SAUSAGES pALETHORPi' CAMBRIDGE £Y v N ROYAL OXFORD %££> STAFFORD PORK ROYAL CAMBRIDGE VIENNA Oudi<v Port. Enclamc LARGEST MAKERS OF SAUSAGES IN THE WORLD. Sole Agents foi Malaya JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LIMITED id. in LONDON, A EONGAPORS. Ransomes 9 COMPOUND CONDENSING PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
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      216 1 "DO B I N SO N O" FOR VALUE AND SERVICE i NEW SHIPMENT OF §JfT\ o JWXYGLCXWQ, A BEIGE SATIN SHOE. BLACK SATIN. With gold trimminf? andi strap. JO^^ i vl* Diamcnte instep strap. :-,.ani.h med,un, hoe., I J^7f| I tl/7 Price $16.00 pair. t/ C- Ci Ci^ ■^k
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      5 1 IiiLKMAID H 1.1. CREAM MILK.
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    HOME LETTER.
    2013 2 THE ARCHBISHOP AND DR. BARNES. 1 (By Our Special Correspondent). London, Oct. 87. Never wi;hin thi memory of livin-j man has there been such (torn m (hi Church of Kngland. and indeed in the religions lift- of this country, a~ thai occasioned hy the sermon.-. < Dr. Imuic.-.
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      429 2 The Children's m Emulsion %f&| I Builds Up Health $s\ \fwf JJC. and Strength ss **S r y ChiUrcn arc peculiarly sus- fh'A'j L j ccptiMc to the soothiniz .m>) f\ (y i s^J^^h| tonic influence ot Ani;ier's f /|'*f^r^n\ Emulsion, and rapidly nn- |U \\^sBr /l^ *IWJ prove under
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      333 2 TETTER TICHED AND BURNED Daughter Sift^ed Terribly". Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals. "My daughter suffered MrriUjr •vi-.b tetter which broke out c> km head. It first skMed with ;i li.tlespo; that scaled ovtr and itchtd -id burned. After a while the scales can. off leaving wet. sore eruption? lha trouble
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      223 2 BRUNSWICK RECORDS 10 inch Double Sided. 3483 Con«olation Waltz. 3<66 iniLrh.alh Ilu Weeping That Saxophone Waltx. Willow (Kong). 2701 l-a Go!ondrin» (song). I'm Looking f»r a (iirl iiamnl Aloha Oe (»onf). >!"> 3<61 The Cat (fox trot). 3.106 I.onrly (iox trot). I'm back in lore again Fsfglva (luv tr<.t). (fox
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      127 3 AMERICA'S FASTEST m FOUR A New Honour for Dodge Bros. On September 5, a Dodjje Roadster, piloted by Earl Vance and entered by the Speedway Association, won honours in the stock car race tor four cylinder cars held under the auspices of the American Automobile Association. A Record for Stock
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      705 3 "For the Blood is the Life" Li <./ Bunt*. i. unto- I fwl I ought to tell yon of tlie wonderful ran- yon- HWI Mixtin. .is done lor in.. FMmaeiMßood up to the age of 23 I have safend from taPoMes glands. My mother betas; worried mer the swelling in
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      972 3 AUCTION SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE F.M.S. AT KUALA LUMPUR. Temerloh, Application No. 2 of 1927. Between GIRCHtKN SIM. II. Charge*, SUBRAMAMAN' (ATHIRAVAI 00, Chargor. j In pursuance of an Order of Court at inittance of the abovenamed Chaigee the I undersigned will sell hy public auction on
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      829 3 AUCTION SALE OF SINOAPOKR I'ItoPKIJTIK?. AI Messrs. Ckeong X...in Pen* ft ''<■•'■■< saleroom. Ni>. 80, < hulln Street, Btngaaore, W.dn -.1... \»v.-ml.«-r .ie. at li.S- P-m-nd and terrace ferellinft is, I'm., ep Street, finirapo > sqaan feel (■..mi 1.i, Valuable W years' leasehold 'and iphoune premise I iwn Bridge Road,
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      495 4 P. 0. BH.TISH INDIA > AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) I MAIL AND PASSENfiKK AND CARGO] SKin KtU PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL FEKVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage due Spore MOREA 11,000 Dec. 2
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      604 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON YVSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marselllee, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam. "-.•els Tnnnaa-e Do* Sail SIWA MART 11.00U Nov. 23 25 rI.'SHIM: MARU u.nuO Hoc. D J HAKO/.AKI MARU 10,600 Dee. 21 28 HAKUSAN MARU 10.600 Jan. 6 6 KITANO MARU 8,000 Jan. 19 SO HARUNA MARU 10.600
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      503 4 DURNS PHILP LIME (Incorporated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. VTA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well known steamer MARELLA (7,87s ton.) aad the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4.612: tons). The MARELLA i. the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabina da lnze,
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      614 4 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated, In Holland) Under contract with the' NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. F440, with sub-eonneetlons to Passage, rrei^jt. Transhipment, Marina Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representatives for Singapore and Strait. Settlements of the Official Tourist Bureau of Java. All information, detailed itineraries
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      557 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. HAMRURG AND BREMEN GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. KKKLY SERVICE-LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT.
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      462 4 THE SIAI STEAM NAY. G0. f LTD. (Incorporated in Slam) "*< BANGKOK COASTING BERVICE. For Kemaman, Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Laeon, Bandon. Kohsamui, Langsuan, Cbumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAYA Nov. 28 Nov. HO BUDDHADIB I.. Dae. J The steamers are fitted throughout with electric light and
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      512 5 Shipping Announcements EULERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTI. (Incorporated In England) "ELLKRMAN" LINK PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGHT SERVICB OUfwARDS To Hong Kong, Shnnfjhai and Japan Doe Spore CITY OF PEKIN Dee. 17 ».s. CITY OF GLASGOW Jan. IB HOMEWARDS London. Antwerp nnd Liverpool i
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      487 5 STATE 5..1PP1N6 SERVICE H. 8. KANGAROO FROM FREMANTLE, W.A. dne SiiiKiipi>re Dec. 17. F■■ ■>..-' irulari regarding passage and ~i' les, apply to McALISTEK CO., LTD. DOLLAR STEAISHIP LINE UOUND-THE-WORLD P SB AND FREIGHT SERVICE nd NEW YORK via PORT SAID, A NURIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES. J8 D*v« to
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      575 5 GHARGEURS REUNIS (Incorporated in Franca) SINGLE CLASS STEAMERS Regular monthly freight and passenger service. HOMEWARDS for Marseilles, Havre, Dunkirk and Antwerp. SS. CAP PADARAN Nov. 26 S.S. CAP SAINT JACQUES Dec. 23 S.S. CAP VARELLA Jan. 20 S.S. CAP TOURANE Feb. 17 S.S. CAP LAY Mar. 16 Baitlc fare to
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      293 5 ZEISS BINOCULARS FIKLI) GLA8M8 in all puwi-rs. lllii-tr:itnl price list freo on request. M. EZEKIEL fe SONS, urnnRwn ami optkiaim. Raffle* Chambers, Kalll.- Hat Singapore. FOR CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR Special prices given. Easy payments arranged. If you wish to get a new piano, we can supply you with STEINMEYER or
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      189 5 r— IN STYLES TO SUIT J ALL TASTES AND ,< IN ALL y i FASHIONABLE I SHADES y^ Stocked by leading A stores throughout the F.M^. y SILK HOSIERY »>MIMH e-e TAN KAH KEE k CO. BELL )))w\ BRAND FOOTWEAR i xswy Especially made to insure ~^g*P* A comfort and
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      553 6 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEATRE Junction Alhirt tad U.iuoolrn Stre.t^. I No th Bridge R->ad. Tel. No. 28S. l mm Friday. Nov.-oitur it t<> Thur^iav, Exhilarating Entertainment LADIES OF LEISURE Tuwd »y November 29. 1»27 c NIGHTLY at 9 m^H thrills, more laughs, more action than 'StW^si»r*»r\ wi Featuring FRANKLYN FARNUM.
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      317 6 Victoria Theatre FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 1, 2 and 3, at 9.30 p.m. CHARLES CHAMIER Presents OUR CABARET THE SHOW WITH A BIG REI'l TATION. Opening' Night, Thursday, December 1, at 9.30 m. HEY! HEY! Friday. December 2. at 9.30 p.m. Saturday. December 3, at
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      349 6 COMING I COMING The Star that took Singapore by Storm The Younjf and 4m Handsome Star of the Wailz Dream Fame WILLY FRITSCH THE PRINCE GIRL Supported by BEAUTIFUL and BEWITCHING LUCY. DORAINE Watch for Screening Date, DUE STOP PRESS PAVILION The Bi Fi ht Ficturc EAR..V DECEMBER DEMPSEY v,
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    230 7 I'lVITKKS. Thuritday', Nuvrmlx r -'i H. \V. lilt! a.m., 'Jit, 11.1 pm., 8.6. Malacca H. W. 7.10 a.m., 6.8, 7.30 p.m., 6.1. B. 1. "homeward mail closes, football. B.C.C Hcmli-moir, Stadium. S p.m. i-ri<»«). rinMhii II. W. 10.32 am., 9.4, 11.36 p.m., 8.6. Malacca H. W. 7.40
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    301 7 ■I hui >.!..>. November M. Ships alongside -the Wharvea or expected M> irrive. ntPFpL HARBOUR. Mluhi. Pal... W I! prUe. Oil Wharf Nil I ..al Wharf Mil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS. Tanjong I'agar Albert Dock Nil ia Dock Mil brpprl Harboor kin^s Dock No. 1 Caisson No.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    185 7 To-day. China, Hainan, Japan, Korea, Foriiii.s.,. East Siberia. Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Weslern States at L'JJJV. (Van Heutsa) 2 p.m. Keaiaman and Trenggann i Quirrn i p.m. Pontianak Khoen K".-iik 2 p.m North. N. East and N. West Sumatra Ipobl I pner liurma, North-East and Western
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    37 7 Angan l P. Com Kllngi Tanborn Left Arrd. S'pore London nil. u Nov. e Oat M Nov. 14 Oct. 1\ Nov. U i>ct. -Jl Nov. 14 i'.t :!7 Nov. lil o«t a Nov. n
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    SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
    129 7 Macphail and Co.. Ltd. Singapore: Nov 21. Rubber, Local U seats. Qsitet Tin. London i'2iil 12s M Robbers. Steady. Mentakabs 89-60 1 cents, I'ajanis 2.60-2.711. Allenbys 2.77'i2.57'-.-. .leram Kuantmis 1.57' -I.H2 1 New Bcudaii 2.17H-3.01H, Malalu lindas 2.302.35, Amal. Malays 4.n.*>-4.15. Brogas 1.50* 1.67H, United Malaccas 2.20-2.25.
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    Ruse Macphail and Co.
    208 7 Singapore. Nov. 24. London- Kubber Is. 6;nd., up "»d. London. Tin Wfil 12s. (id. down 475. 6d. Mining, yuiet. Kuchai 2.124-2.16, Rahman Hydraulic I.XS-l.flO. Chin Chins 1.1?*!.2L M j, I'enawat S«-»l cents. Kinta UT*. 1.324. North Taiping 1.13-1.16. Malaya Consolidated 1.22-1.-.T.. Petalinn iAVk-4Jn'&. Hour Fatt 1.13-1.
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    EXCHANGES.
    71 7 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugayt Nov l>:<. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam MTH, Berlin 20.04. Bombay Is. Sl-82d.. Brussels ::i;il Bucharest 7»0. Buenos Am* 17 I't.penhajtvn 18.19, Geneva KM, Helsingfori IMH, Hong Koiu; 2s. U'.d, X..be I>. 18-ied., Lisbon Madrid LX.79. Milan HI 1 New York 4.87 Jl-.lL>, Oslo 1«.34' Paris
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    247 7 EXCHANGE. Sintfupun-.'sNov.. 24. On London, Bank 4 m/i 2 S 31/S2 Demand Z'» 2S/S2 Private 3m. credit I. 4 ffi On New York, Demand 66 tt Private 911 d/i > 67 tt On France, Bank T.T. 14*0 On India. Bank T.T. lMtt On Hon«JCoiiß. -Bank T.T. lO\
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    60 7 Tone ol Mantel firm. Lateit Cable Lon.lr.n Sp^» shwt Is. d per Ib. Ntw York Spot Shut ii. cents :W, par n>. t.S.S. equal to Standard, Q.C.F. turulard K.S.S. Standard R.S.S. on Tender Spot S|Dl DeccMiihfi' Jan. -Ma rih April-Juni' Buyers I P HI
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      MINING.
      482 7 Issue y»l. I'd. Buyeri SelUrs £1 £1 Asam Kumbang 56/6 57,9 cd. <1 i'l Bangrin Tin IT/- 39 I 1 Batang Padang 0.60 0.55 1 1 Batu Caves 1.22' i 1.27H £1 £1 Obcnderitng 19/- 21/6 1 1 Chin Chin 1.15 1.20 £1 £1 Eastern Siam 22/6 23/6 £1
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      GENERAL.
      180 7 1 Vil. Pd. Buy.rt Seller! I tl £1 B. Am. Tobacco 4.18.0 5.0.0 1 1 Central Engine Nominal 1 1 Cycle Carriage 0.77H 0.8SV4 £1 £1 E, Smelting Co. 24.00 24.50 c cU.r.* 5 5 Ffaser Neave 18.60 19.00 1O(P 10(1 Hummer Co. 175.00 178.00 Hk. 1^5 125 H..4
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      DEBENTURES.
      96 7 L\ Enr 6 p.c. $1,234,300 t% pram. Sing apor* Cold Storaf* D«b. 7 P..C. $515,000 104 108 <ingapor* Municipul 6 p.c 1,878,000 of 1901 o par. S prtm. Singapor* Municipal 4H p.c of 1907 $1,600,000 90 par. Sincapore Municipal 4Vt p.c of 1909 $1,100,000 90 par. Singapore Municipal 4
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      409 7 To-day's Price* Fraiar Lyall Co. Evatt. Allcnby Sl.i Alor Gujah ($1) V Hitam ISI i A. Xuning (fl) Am. Malay ($2) V Mol«k ($1) Panas I*s) Balgownie (,|lj Basactt ifl) Biogas X. (*1) Brunei U. ($5) I). Jelutong ($1) B. Katil ill) Bukit K. B. (SI) If. Kepong
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
      80 7 Mr, Ciwee Kun Keng tenders kit sincerest thanks to tliose relatives and iriends arha so kindly attended the funeral of his Inte wlf< yesterday, nnd also to the directors and ■I If of Hritish-An.eriean Toh—eo Ltd.. and otli-rs *hjO sent wreaths anil letters of condolence in his sad bere
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      179 7 ONLY THE BEST British Manufacture Sanitaryware, Fittings and Pipes in Stock. ALL OUR WORK is executed under Practical European Supervision. W.HiU&Co. Sanitary Engineers and Contractors, House and Ship Plumbers. AGENTS FOR HOYLE ROBSON BARNETT Co.'s Paints and Enamels. JOHN SMITH SONS, Ltd., Varnishes. "GLACIA"" Ice Making Machines and Cooling Safes.
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      188 7 1 WUCHANG, one bf^the Wuhan ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY, cities, is one the most historical SIWrAPHRT towns in China, but WUCHANG aINUArUKL CO., of 24, High Street is one of N nTIrK uivi n tha the most modern shops in Singa- General Meeting of the Society will be held pore, where
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      462 7 MALI. CADE. At St. An<livw\ Cathedral tfnicapon, on NoYeOkDcr IS, Ml, Wil.iam Herbert Page Hail, of Bmtonak Katata iohoM, to Miai Rtby Cade, of bm Bay, gnfttand. Ml. and Mrs. K. A BARBOUB p.p.c. s S. Calchn.s. TAKE THIS ADVICE Buy your Diamond Jewellery direct from the manufacturer YOU WILL
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      798 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Cla.ssiti.-d Advls.. se«> page. 111. \N \NTS. FOIJ SM.K, KTC 1 ASSISTANT I I I IK 1 ARTIST, position nil ■d. ApphcanU thanked. "VACANCY l\ MKSS. Tanglrn, I j bnchi-lcj 1 Api.lv td 755. Straits Tja»» I .i.\Nl:iii COUPLK r.M|iiir#*fmiill l.unira last, Hal or Would share house.
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      78 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. kandang Kerbau Station. B) Courtesy of Government Health Officer.) I'or Ihe 24 Hours ending at Midnight on November 2J. De*. ■d« temperature H I Min. shade irnipi-ruturi 75. J R. Mean ihadc ttrnpera'tare 80.8 F. .Mhv sun radiation 140 F Min. put indiation 7 1 K ba umpecaton
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. THE NAVAL BASE.
    757 8 The Straits Times THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. THE NAVAL BASE. The insatiable curiosity of that btahrart and aristocratic recruit to the Labour Party, Commander the Hon. J. M. Kemvorthy, elicited from the First Lord of the Admiralty some interesting information as to j the cost and progress of the Singa- pore
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    376 8 j "Dry Ice", or. as it is called by one manufacturer, "Carbice," is now a commercial proposition. Tons of this new variety f of refrigerant are being turned out daily in New York, and by Kg use such perishable articles as fish and :ce-cream are being economically transported
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    FEDERAL GLIMPSES.
    1622 8 A SPECTATOR IN THE COUNCIL. (From a Correspondent.) The last meeting: of the Federal Coumil left the spectator with the satisfying conviction that the future proceedings of the legislative bodies of the F.M.S. and the Colony are going to be considerably more interesting, and much less unreal and
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    294 8 The late Mr. Wilfred (In of Klphinstone Ltodge, ?t. Helens. lias tints. left 160)11) (net personalty i47,K82). Mr. Ku Tonjr Sen, 0.1 J.V. and Mi. S. K. Woßfl are -ailini; For China ;i»ul Japan next week by the I', and Mc.rea on their annual holiday. Dr. and
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    PENANG HARBOUR FIRE.
    101 8 Mysterious Outbreak On Tongkang. (From Our Own (."orrosponden: i fmumg, Nor. 22. A ton^kanp. fully leaded with drums c.f benzine, belonirinsr bo the Standard Oil Co. of New York, oaii'vht fire on the ■lelutonK afctl of I'enanjr harbour on Monday night and was ciuiekly transformed into a
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    IRENE PIRACY.
    78 8 Death Sentences on Seven Chinese. [BELTER FAB EASTERN SERVICE.] Hong Konir. Not. l' 4. The jury returned a unanimous wnHct <rf K-uilty in the CBM of seven Climc-i accused of piracy on the rteUMT hme m Oct. 22. All were sentemed hg death. The Irene whs pirated in
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    RUBBER PRICE AVERAGES.
    21 8 Rubber price averages for the current Restriction quarter aro as follows Singapore c,-2.'.t cents London s 8.6 d.
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    MOTOR CAR TAX RECEIPTS.
    41 8 Motor car ownen in reminded that holders containing receipt for tax for Ito urrent half year should be atlixed Ml the near or left-hand side of the BMton ■ar, and not j>n the off or rifrht-hand -ide.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    59 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following cabla elated Nov. 88, their quotations being in jjold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber txchiniv'c s;ile> toil.. tons. November cents, Daecmtar 3ILIO, January 39.T8 MOU, February 10 rants, Maivh 40.40, April 40.H0, May 40.70. June 10.80,
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      168 8 4"^!^ 3^ THE H0 JSE I JfLJ^SUa^OF QUALITY FOR GIFTS THAT LAST LADIES' HIGH-GRADE WRISTLET WATCHES. In Silver, Gold and Platinum. Prices from.s2).o() to $125.00. ALSO DIAMOND SET WATCHES. Prica from $150.00 to $450.00. ■Air^T^afrin I 2i- o .s>■ GENTLEMEN'S WRISTLET WATCHES. Various shapes. Jewelled lever movements. Silver Price $18.50
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      91 8 ALHAMBRA TO-N|GHT In the Second Show at 9 Metro Goldwyn Meyer Comedy Special THE NAVIGATOR Featuring BUSTER X EATON 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 CONFIDENCE THE ROBINSON
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      44 8 On Other Pages. Puiti Hemp U-ttrr I Finance and Commerce 7 Shipping and th« Minis 7 Meteorological R«porl 7 To-day's Share Market 7 < :ilili nnd Rail in K««I I i'irrp!.p<.nd.nrr In Mocl.-I Housing Schema l( Judgment in Inrunino- 1" Sport New* and Comnu'iu* 11
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    THE SINGAPORE BASE.
    457 9 TEN YEARS WORK NO INTENTION TO DELAY. LIMITATION OK KIISER BUILDING. ltepl> mi: to a ■MOjttoa in th« H<m-e of Common*. Mr. liridut man ■aid I hart was no idea <i abandoning i.r even retardeag »ork or the Singa|»>re Base, Hi fnrlher staled that in \ien ol
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    91 9 Reichstag Adopts Trade Agreement. [r.Ci TIR TELEGRAM] London. Not. 23. The Reichstag adopted the Franco agreement. The ni;rr. in. th< reciprocnl dc fuct.i moil favoured nation illy all exports. In tin Ihe prrsenl French minimum lanir, Usrmany mnti France ihe tariff iilr.mly established for the bcaeflt of
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    U.S. SEAPLANE PROJECT.
    107 9 t Altempt to Xlv Round The World. [REUTER TII.EGRAM] London. Nov. 2!. Philadelphia: With regard to the re- R .-aplane being built for the, NSVy, to attempt to My the I'acifi,- and rpynd ihe world next year, parts c, which will be known a^ lli 1 PN
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    THe PRAYER BOOK.
    123 9 JOINT COMMITTEE'S REPORT. iIJKITI SH DOTaUIi KAI>II)| Rugby, Nov. 23. The EccHolaatkal Committee of the twe Hou-.es of IVliamcnt. having iecided, bj Jl votes to !>, that the new Prayer Book for the Church of England does not infringe the constitutional rights of the King's subjects, has
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    BALKAN DISPUTE.
    146 9 Foreign Secretary's Hard Task. [BRITISH IMIKRIAL RADIO] Kugby, Nov. 23. Sir Austen Chamberlain was asktd in the House of Commons whether he would use his good offices with the Rumanian Government in its dispute with Hungary. He replied The League Council did me the honour— a very arduous
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    ABOLISHING THE VISA.
    60 9 Britain's Agreement With Germany. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby. Nov. 2'i. Sir Austen Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that he hoped shortly to conclude an agreement with Germany lor abolition of the vi*a. He was also in communication with the Government of Czecho-S!ovakin with a view
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    CANADIAN TARIFFS.
    66 9 Revision of Cotton Import Sought. [KELTER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 24. Ottawa Following tile application by the Consumers' League of Canatfa for downward revision of the tariff on inr.ported cottons, the chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board announced the Government's intention to establish a general boa id to .work
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    SIONE TIN (F.M.S.).
    146 9 Order Placed for Modern Type Dredge. At the statutory meeting of Sinne Tin tF.M.S. i. Ltd.. it was stated that an order ha I boon plaeei with I-obnitz and I "l Renfrew. Scotland, for an electrically operated modern type bucket dredge with a capacity of 1">0,000 cubic
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    SOVIET PLOTS IN CHINA.
    126 9 Secret Documents' Disclosures. We have received from the Tientsin Press, Limited a publication, price per copy unstated, entitled World Witl> .Soviet Plots." The book is edited by Mr. N. Mitarevsky who was associated j with the Commission appointexl by Chang j Tso Lin to examine and
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    INTERESTS IN CHINA.
    195 9 THE CONCESSIONS. EFFECTS OF HANKOW AGREEMENT. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. Nov. 23. In the House of Commons Mr. H. W. Looker (Cons., F.ssex, S.E.) suggested that the conclusion of an agreement for handing over the municipal administration of the British concession in Tientsin to a mixed Anglo-Chinese administration
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    CANADA AND U.S.A.
    107 9 Mr. Mackenzie King's Visit. I BRITISH IMPERIAL KADI" I Rugby, Nov. 2::. Mr. Mackenzie King, the Canalian Prime Minister, arrived in Washington \esierday on his first visit since the: establishment of the Canadian Legation there. He will stay with the Canadian Ministor, Mr. Vincent Massey. for some
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    NATIONALIST CENSORS.
    69 9 Political Training Department Established.' [relter far eastern service.] Shanghai. Nov. 23. The Chinese Defence Commissioner at i Shanghai ha> established a political J training department the duties of which Incfcadc the composition and publication of ar.ti-Imperialist posters and pamphlets, and the censoring of news, mails and telegrams by
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    THE VILNA QUESTION.
    63 9 [trans-ocean servick] Berlin, Nov. 23. t Marshal Pilsudski'.- arrival 'it Vilna i wilh his Foreign Minister, Foreign Office officials, other high officers and the Poir*h Ministers from Moscow and Riga has caused^ much comment. A Warsaw message states that an im- portant political conference will b<. held
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    SINGAPORE BRIDGES.
    146 9 Difficulties In Grove Road Overcome. The difficulties experienced recently In building the new Grove 'Road bridge have now been overcome, and work is proceeding patiafactorily. In this scheme the river is carried through a flume, and a dam has been built to keep the tidal water out of
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    92 9 The beautiful avenues of antenna trees, which were one of the glories of Taiping, are bein-f cut down for the sake of putting up poles and wires for the electric lighting scheme. This seems to be unnecessary vandalism, •hMtVM the Malay Mail, as the trees »ould surely be cut back
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    BRITAIN'S AIR DEFENCES.
    137 9 A COMPARISON. THE FRENCH FORCES STRONGER. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Nov. 23. The Secretary for Air was asked in the House oj Commons what were the comparative figures for the British Air Force and the largest air force possessed by any power on the continent of Europe.
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    SOLOMONS MURDERS.
    105 9 Capture of Native Ringleader. |>rv i n telegram] London, Nov. 2'i. Tulagi, Solomon 1 aids The native j ringleader of the mi maiio. Basiana, was captured by stratagem by unarmed native j volunteers six miles from Sinarango and lodged in goal. Hasiana had been deserted by his fellow
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    A CLOSE CALL.
    115 9 Airman's Terrifying Experience. [RCUTEB TELEGRAM] London. Nov. gt. San KiaiK-iscc. How the ocean almos' claimed another serial vi.-urn is described by Capt. GUes, who was forced to return from an attempt to. fly to Honolulu. He relates his terrifying experience of enceunt( rini a ia::i drenched air-pocket.
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    INDIAN REFORMS COMMISSION.
    45 9 Bill Receives Royal Assent. [reiter telegram] London. Nov. 23. The Hill amending the Ciovernmer.t of India Act to enable the immediate appointment of the commission on reforms was read a third time in the House )f Commons and received the Royal assent.
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    JAPANESE MILITARY INCIDENT.
    113 9 Private Attempts to Appeal To Emperor. In the course of the military review leld at the Nagoya parade-ground, Japan, >n the 19th inst., Kitahara, a private be-, onging to the Gifu Regiment, attempted o make a direct personal appeal tp the I Smperor, regarding the "outcast" eiasa
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    SIXTEEN MILES OF RAILS.
    125 9 Last Sections Of Singapore Tramways. The Municipal Engineer's Department is gearing the end of the scheme started thrve years ago which involved the reconstruction uf nearly sixteen miles of trtimwMy routes, and it is interesting to Dote that the work will be completed one year before
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    INDUSTRIAL PEACE.
    81 9 LABOUR SUPPORT FOR NEW SCHEME. [BRITISH IM'-KRIAL HADIoI Rugby. Not. 23. Th» scheme for cooperation in industries and the maintenance of industrial peace, drafted by Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., wai explained by the directors to representatives of employers at a conference in London yesterday. Mr. .1. li. Ctyum,
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    SEAMEN'S UNION.
    94 9 Suspended by T.U.C. Council. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. As already foreshadowed, the Trade I'nion Congress decided to suspend the affiliation of the National Union of Sea- men. I BRITISH IMTKRIAI. RADIO] Rugby. Nov. L1:.L 1 The suspension is a sequel to the trouble which arose between the Trades
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    COTTON DUMPING.
    82 9 Yorkshire Spinners Demand Inquiry. [BXLTER TELEGRAM] London. Nov. 0. The General Committee of the York- 1 shire Cotton Spinners and Doublers Association has decided to ask the Board of Trade to grant an inquiry into the state of the induatiy under the safeguarding regulations. The Voikshire spinners declare
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    MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.
    50 9 [kei.ter telegram] London, Not. 13. Mexico City The Chamber of Depuliei lias passed measure extending the presidential term from four yean t' >:x years. At least seven years mire of the CaHes-Obrcgon regime is therefore a probability as Obregon is at present the only candidate in the field.
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    I.S.A. AND CUBA.
    44 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. 23.' i Washington Mr. Noble Brandon i Judah, a prominent Chicago lawyer, has been appointed Ambassador to Cuba in succession to Mr. Knoch Crowder. Mr. Judah has no diplomatic experience but he had a distinguished war record.
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    SIR L. WORTHINGTON-EVANS.
    45 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby; Nov. 23. Sir Laming Worthinfrton-Evans, Secretary fur War, anonipariic ■<! by his wifp and daughter, will leave London to- 1 ■am* for a tour in India, from which he is expected to return in the middle of r ebruary.
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    COMITADJIS SENTENCED.
    27 9 [trans-ocean service] Berlin, Nov. 23. Salonika Nine Comitadjis concerned in the plot against the Yujro-Slav ConMlBU and the Franco-Serb bank have neen sentenced to death.
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    SOVIET AND GENEVA.
    21 9 [REITER TELEGRAM] London, Nov. L'l. Homow: The remainder of the Soviet iisarmament delegation has left for jeneva. i
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    LABOUR SCENE IN COMMONS.
    217 9 FOUR SUSPENDED. PROTESTS AGAINST THE CLOSURE. THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE HIM. The application of the cli-iire during the committee stage of the I nemplo> ment Insurance Hill ua\rise to angr> SeSSMS in (he BoMSC ol Commons. 'I'here wore ioleiit outbursts on tile part <:f three Clydeside Labour
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    ST. ANDREW'S DAY.
    406 9 Details of Singapore Celebrations. The Ramon Bt. Andrew' will celebrate thi 1 national day of Scatiand next Wednesday with a dinner and ball at the Kurope Hotel which promise to be quite as successful as any of their predecessors. .All the accommodation has bam .1keated, the booking
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    FRENCH TRADE RETURNS.
    25 9 [MAYAS TELEGRAM.] Paris, Nov. gg. Freuh imports for the first ten months f the year totalled Frs. J.5.00'i.000.000 and xports Frs. 45,333,000,000.
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    46 9 The haul of the S.S. I'nhVr will pi-i-iirni the fUlowinx pragnuUM outside the Victoria Theatre to-day ;u "> p.m., iraa her permitt'inK March, With Sword an;l -anc-e (Staike) Selection cf Welsh Airs, 'In- Iatk (MfUatoB) LMwalied (Kliiy) lungarian Dwices (Brnhms) 8«1«Cion, Classica (E,wing) One Step, Anona Giey).
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    BROUGHT FROM CHINA.
    84 9 Illicit Opium and Forged Ten Cent Notes. Chinese opium valued al *ij.imhi w.«ei/.ed ye.Hcrd:iy afternoon l>y supervisor [ids and a party of Revenue (it 1 Tanjong I'agar examination shed. The drug was found among luggage •ing landed from tin- Talanil I .mmr. No one claimed the luggs
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    CRICKET TOURNEY
    231 10 BAD DAY FOR MALAYAN TEAM. INNINGS VICTORY FOR SHANGHAI. (From <)'ir Own rniraswninlaiit Hong Konjr, Nov. 2:1. Malaya collapsed in surprising fashion when iin\ faced the bowling of Shanghai thin morning, Isaacs «nd OHerdessen "liiint moil nt the duMga, de was all out for 77. the only bataman
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    AN Innings Victory.
    298 10 [Reuter Telegram.] Hunt' Kiiitr. Nov. 24. retaining wicket* fell cheaply this rniriK and Malaya were all out for 92. ithai tlni- unii by an inninns anil took >ix wicketa for :!■"> and Ollerfoui for 29 ilalaya Hong Kong match will Saturday. MALAYA.— 1«4 INMNCiS. II. < Harker-Taylor
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    SWIMMING.
    55 10 H;u-es At The Chinese Club. Tin following racei will u- (won »ir the Chioeac Swinuniag Club on Stmdajr, -i:irtinu' at IO..MP 1(KI yanl- Chin championship, obstacle im, imihrella rare and watci-poln league niatih. Tiltin will l) Mrvad at 1 p.m. TinanniMl general incctinif will held :i 1 and the
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    27 10 debate on the nhjsd The ill- clerical community should patronize thr Y.M.C.A. down-town centre" will be held at thr Chinese Christian on, !•> insep Street, to-day »t >- |>.IK.
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    75 10 two weeks' rigorous Un prixoument on i\%<, Chinese, and three n :i third, were passed by the Third Police Magistrate. Mr. C. II. Dakers. nj on their being convicted of affray. In addition each man was ordered in produce a surety in 1 1>* > as guarantee thai he would
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      INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
      179 10 Final of Selangor Cup Competition. f imiii Onr n .,rn.- pondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 24. or Inter-echooli fi:.>tiiiill competition for the Thomson Can mi played on the padaag but evening I. Iwchi St. John's Institution an.l th« ■ehool, KliiMK. The name \v:is drawn with no SCOTC. A large
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      MALAYAN RACING.
      116 10 Penan),' Spring Meeting I'roitramme. Stake* for ;he Peaaag Turf Club"< to I e held on Jan. 7, n». 12, 14 iin.i 17 10, :i sum which includes $50,000 from the eaah .-weeps. dim) :in<i third place money rail* fiom 3600 for seven. I and s:;nii for third. The
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      BOXING.
      75 10 Elkv (lark' Retires From Rintf. London, Nov. 11. Klky (lark, ex flyweight champion, is definitely retiring from the ring and has scratched his match with .Johnny Hill. holder of the flyweight championship, at 1 the National Sporting on December 19. tired his eye in New York 111 the fight
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      Boxer's Collapse at Leeds.
      87 10 London. Nov. 14. There vrai tenaatioim] rinish to the da National Sporting lub between Roughly and McDonald. A few teci i.d.- before the tini.sh. Roughly to the floor for the count of 8.1 Th< referee waved McDonald to his corner, saying, "Thai will Ho." Roughly rose,
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      YACHTING.
      86 10 Ram for Sunday. The following races will be beM on Sunday A Class.- I-'ii-t r:uc for the Pulo Jong Challenge Cup, Through Keppel Harbour to I'ulo Jong Island leaving it to Port, i" Peak [aland leaving a to Port, to the Club HnuKing line leaving the Club Buoy u.th
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      THREE WOMEN JOCKEYS.
      212 10 Kace for (he Newmarket Towta Plate. The N««BUwke( Town Plate, which is tha oUmI race m existence and the only cine in which women may ride, was exclusively a women'? (Ml when run recently. Poor entries, all by women, were originally received, and in the end three
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      32 10 'Mi. 1 Y.li.C.A. weekly cirvma show wili be li«-iii to n,, nil. ai BJO p.m. The main feature of the proffnuniM will he "The War Hone," Miirriiitr Buck Jones and Crcy Kajflt.
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    CARGO LOSS.
    585 10 $17,646 CLAIM ON POLICY SUCCEEDS. JUIX.MENT IN INSURANCE CASE. Ml. Justice Dcane delivered a lengthy judgment this morning in the action in which Chop Konj: Moh claimed $17,646 from it!" Assurance kranco-Asiatiquc nder nun me insuHwce policy, His Lordship gave judgment for the plaintiff! for the amount claimed.
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    "Hands Across The Straits."
    11 10 "Hands Across The Straits." Ihe Hon. Mr. H. H. RgßM* Hake.
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    90 10 Our I'etiaiicrorrespondent, telttrraphinp yesterday, tays A Japanese nil-ennined 1 fishing: boat, the Kmiko Maru. picked up a battle in the nea oir I.an«-ka\vi, tft) miles north-west of Peaanir, containing u I ■MNtl trhicfa reads: •'This bottle was 1 thrown overboard by Sduvdron Lc-ader Mtadt; and Flight-Limit. Potter in the S
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    MODEL HOUSING.
    655 10 INTERESTING SCHEME AT SINGAPORE. IMPROVEMENT TRUST SETS AN EXAMPLE. What will be the first example of building in Singapore by the authorities tor the public apart from the tenements i r.ited '>, Mhc Government in Cross Strut m\.);iI years ago is about to be commenced l>y the Singapore
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
    124 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its KJ!»th auction on November 23. when there wa.-* catalogued l,iyy.040 lbs. or BgM9 tons offered l,OM,Ttt lbs. or -175.H0 tons sold Kiit.L'iU lbs. ov :i7i.()8 tons. Spot l.iindiui I3. 6V4d. New York M% cts. PRICES REALISED. Uihbed Smoked
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    138 10 The following Singapore properties were sold hy auction by Cheong Koon Seng an<l Co. at their saleroom 30. hulia Street, on Nov. 16 Freehold lar.ds at Lorong 8 East Coast off Joo Chiat Road, 5,63k sq. ft., Mr V M. Pillay at 2K cents per sq ft $1 578.64 It
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    TOWN AND COUNTRY.
    899 10 we on Invi *i!l !>«■ delivered al ,,l fl t.S. Flnlaynon Gr. im\ fl on ihe 24tn in>t.. jit 8 p.m. Dangerout eracKi in the liDMtonc lui where the Chinese temple located in vn.i. n >u Road, [poh, will ■■om.' op for discussion al ,>v monthl; neeting
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      MALAYAN MEDICAL SERVICE.
      163 10 To the Editor 0/ the Straits Times. Sir, I observe -hat at a meeting of, the Malay Peninsula Agricultural Association held al I'arl; Buntar on November 20, M 127. it was stated tliat I had said in Ibe Federal mm il that it was easier t, L
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    LABOUR POSITION.
    97 10 An approximate idea of the >u,iv o< l B bour *»ppl} m Malaya obtained In extracting Indian, Chinese and Dg eh Indies Bcure" from tin "Arrival! and Departnrai by ■ea from and to Forata) l'<.i i> publish monthlj in the stniits s.nlim. eminent Gaiette. Figurea for the month
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      THE MELBOURNE CUP.
      288 11 Fine Win For Veteran Jockey. The veteran jockey K. Lewis, who is •IH yniirs old, rode Tmalve to victory in the Melljoume cup and wa« given a greal recaption when be returned to TrivHive, the property of -Mr. K. E. D. Clarke, hail previously won the A.
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      ENGLISH FOOTBALL CUP.
      286 11 Draw for First Round. London, Nov. 14 Tin- fol'owina, ii the Football Associa ti..n Cup Draw round proper, which «i.l be pla; i I on Noveml i Brn.lfor.l City v. Workir: roueh H»lif»x Town ii nited. n I'ni c.l, v. Southpart. ickton. I. we Alexandra. A*hu,j.' roii
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      TENNIS.
      81 11 L.L.T.( Tournament. n]:iy'« retail Open Mixed Plrtlll. Itev. w. ii \i \.ikcn and Mn C. J Smith beat Mr. and Mr-. I'arniele. 'I J. Handicap Men- Double-. i Kiln and I olemaa beat Mullet and Challen, I Duff and Casaeli beat Oaboraa aad Nolli, 8 0, 8 I. GrimberK
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      GREYHOUNDS IN THE EAST.
      504 11 Arrangements for Shanghai Racing. Th? Greyhound Association of China being backed by v number of prominent -poitsmen in the community, well known for their u'-tiVitie< nn Shanghai race tra;k< and the hunting field. The club which i being formed in conjunction with thi association invites applications
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      SELANGOR GRIFFINS.
      244 11 Result of the Draw. I T! Vi, fo win rMBH of the dra-r •or the Scbnror Turf C.'«b eiiffin« Yon* e hv QuMtoek-TM U»l hi-onir \i,k Cheeng. Welkin) Ttrai -B. l>. D»tM>. pjL hh J X 'by Be »ufor '"IP i imed eh*. I. i,y Cieerel bap.) i
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      THE LIVERPOOL CUP.
      53 11 Victory For Autocrat. London. Nov. 11. The Liverpool Cup resulted as folAutiicrat 1 Mohawk Silver Lark 'i Klcviii ran. Two length* separated tirst :ind second, and the same distance .-.i.ikl and third. Betting was 20 to 1 against Auttxrat, 100 to 1G against Mohawk, (i to 1
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      FOOTBALL.
      94 11 To-da>'s Charity Match. Thr S.t ;iml the Rt-ndemeer Clv > will meet at the Stadium this afternoon in ul mutch in lid of th«- /..M.S. Serirt. Hinnott will ri-fi-nv, and the teams will B.C:C P. C Barnes. Younjr and H. L). Brummitt It. Crmlk, R. Smith and K. M
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    AIR PILOT'S DEATH.
    142 12 HIS ANXIETY FOR HIS OBSERVER. London, Nov. IS, Anxiety fov the safety of his observer who had not used a parachute before Mi bekJ to be responsible for the death of lying Officer Richardson (not Richards, as cabled previously), at the inquesl at Kast Grinstead. The observer.
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    SYDNEY'S ESCAPE.
    242 12 German's Remarkable Story. How Sydney escaped bombardment by u German aeroplane during the later stages of the Great War was related in the course of an address at the German Club, Sydney, by Mr. Alexander Stein, Chief Officer of the North German Lloyd steamer Main, and formerly Flying
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    26 12 SINGAPORE AND SOUT H MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Oruers for week ending Sunday, Nov. n Thursday. November 24, Band Practan and Signalling C"tas« Hcad((linrtiT», 9.15 p.m.
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    GAOL SENSATION.
    247 12 Convicts Escape in Broad Daylight. N In broad daylight on November 10 another sensational, escape from the Victoria Gaol, Hong Kong, u;is successfully effected by four Chinese convicts. It is learned from an unofficial source that a nn( of prisoners was attending I Church Service in an open
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    HEALTH BULLETIN.
    121 12 Report of League of Nations Eastern Bureau. The health bulletin of the I-oajrue of Xationa Eastern Bureau, for the week ended November 12. gives the following inform* tion Bombay Two cholera deaths one smallCalcutta Forty-two cholera deaths as aKuinat 25 during the previous week. Madras Three cholera deaths
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    65 12 r'roeramme of Drills up to and for Nov. 27 Friday, November 25, 5.15 p.m., Malay Drill Hall. Malay Co., Make-up parade*. Saturday, November 26, 2 p.m., Bukit Timah Range, "C" (Scottish) Company, Musketry Classification. Sunday, November 27, 8 a.m., Bukit Timah S.R.A. (v), Company Meeting 8 a.m..
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    RUBBER RESULTS.
    885 13 Reports, Dividends And Notices. Rassak.— Int. divd. 5 p.c. Sunj.kap. Divd. 5 p.c. to June -0. Batu Lintang. Final divd. 7W p.c. Trolak.— No. int. divd. (La»t year Staling.— Int. divd. 2% p.c. (Last year Lok Kawi.— Int. divd. 10 p.c. (last year r£! (Java).-Int. divd. 7V4 p.c.
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    498 13 Par Value. Company. Stock Exchange Pricei. £1 Abaco 2/ Allagar fl Anglo-Malay £1 Aycr Kuning £1 Ban ten g 2/ Batang Consolidated £1 Batu Caves £1 Batu Tiga 2 Bfkoh 2/ Bertam Consolidated I ltrieh ft Bidor 2/ Bikam 2> Brooklandn I llukit Cloh £1 Bukit
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    STORY OF THE DAY.
    53 13 A Scot, a Welshman, an Irishman ami a Jew were invited to a golden wedding celebration. The Scot brought a shilling fountain pen with a gold nib, the Welshman a packet of gold-tipped cigarettes, aid the Irishman some goldfish in a bowl. The Jew brought his
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      415 14 BANKING THE MERCANTILE BANJt OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated la England). Capital Authoriaad «,000.000 Capital Subscribed «300.000 Capital Paid up "-WO.OOO Reserve Kund and Bast «1,646,868 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrie, Chairmaa. P. R. Chalmers, Esq. Charles J. Hambre. J. O. Robinson. Bsq, Esa Sir David Yuls, Bart. W. H.
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      423 14 INSURANCE THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE CO. tui ioor. Hong Konr Bank Chra., Blnfaaera. All plans of Life Endowment and Annuity policies' issued at lowest ratea obtainable in Malaya Assets 114,100,0*0 COMMERCIAL UNION, ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) Fire. Life, Marine. Accident, Guarantee and Motor. Assets £61,000,000 ABTBUR C. I'OTTS—
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      552 14 YAP KWAN SENG ESTATE FOR SALE VAUMHI.K TOWN PROPERTIES FORMING A I'OrUION Of THE USTATR Of YAP KWAN WHO. I>K< -I'vVSKIi. Under instructions from the Beneficiaries of the above Kstate the Reciivor invites tenders for tho purchase of any or nil of the following properties. SCHEDIIK. Description and Arm. No.
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      198 15 -^^aY Model 509 \m^Vmm\ 9H R 2 SEATER Reduced Price j| .Juu Sole Importers H ITALASJA, LIMITED Engineering Department. 60 ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. Phone 950. J. Distributors MALACCA MOTOR GARAGE, Malacca. UNITED MOTOR WORKS. Serembau and Kuala Lumpur. 6BO6VENOB MOTORS. Ipoh and I'enanjj. P'THE SINGER JUNIOR" A CSV fOX Absolutely
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      224 15 ift- <JJ Fully-Equipped Chevrolet equipment includes not only self-starter, side-curtains that open with the doors, complete toolkit and similar essentials to convenience. It takes in oil-filter, aircleaner, combination stop and taillamp, and many other items which stamp the Chevrolet as an up-to-the-minute product mechanically. Every detail of the car reflects
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      187 16 Ofr CAST W IRON I Plf> f 8 WATER AND SANITARY WORK. Bettor and not more expensive than zinc K'.uMissementa BROSSAR1) MOPIN onttod in France) SINGAPORE. $t/ver> Top -Gin KgmiM BORNfcGMJMATRA TRADING Co Ltd. i Incorporated in Holland) THE NAVY'S CHOICE PLYMOUTH GIN OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. BRUIDSUIKERS, etc. Bill IDSI.MKI RS,
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      182 16 FOUR OAKS SPRAYERS TOUR QMt&_^^ Stock carried by LEE KIM S00 40, HIGH STREET. Something I tuque i CHRISTMAS CARDS Specials prepared for you Kmhossed in urecn on front TAPPING RUBBER TREE Inset with Malayan View in Sepia Toned Photogravure Ribboned. Price $3.50 per doz With name printed $1 extra.
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      1279 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE PREPAID charges for Wants, For Sale, To Let, ttc, in ordinary close set type (average six words to line) are Per line One insertion 28 cents, two ins. 46 cei.ts, three ins. 64 cents, four ins. 82 cents, five ins. $1.00, six ins. $1.13, ten ins. $1.40,
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      234 16 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS GOOD NEWS FOR ALL We have concluded arrangements with leading Hritish Manufacturers, which permit us to"sell Hall Marked SILVER and K.I'.N.S. WARE MANUFACTURERS' PRICES Call and oe convinced before deciding elsewhere. HUNDREDS OF NEW DESIGNS in HIGH-CLASS SILVERWARE THE IDEAL GIFT at FRANKEL BROTHERS 375,
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      294 16 Annual! 1928 Annual! PICTURE SHOW ANNUAL Supiih Souwnir oi thr wortft l>*--t pictures ol tfc* >eai. U.in\ mamiifi cent plaN--. of world-faaraw Man ol ttoocrom. Thrw caUowd afatw mil .stories of the leadum filpi favowiUcs. A n<>i-<>Nsit> anil > 1 1 luxury to the picture-tfoiT. Beat -torto. Iti'^t pbotoRraphs. The
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