The Straits Times, 27 January 1931

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NIARLT A CKYTCKT.) THE LARGEST r AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. JANUARY 27. 1931. UUCrft C^KTS The Straits Times 0 PAGES SINGAPORE. TIESCAY. JANUARY 27. 1931 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      102 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161). I «.15 TONIGHT ».15 lAZZ HEAVEN j I Featuring lAI LI 0M.11.L. Pbonc 52C1-SMI. 9 BPwsssssW, VJS VjftjHs^s^si s»»»P IU M GERMIODE I f—U-.j,^HJ |W B^^f^JpPßßl'^lEa^l OINTMENT H <s»»»»»r itsW _jBPJ9bbbHHBHsbHK__ DENTAL RKAM I ™»^^^p^p|^^^p^^^__ THROAT PASTILLES sMHBsVBHHHHHis^LIsiii^LiIiMi^i^sHsHHsfILBHHIHHH mun soap. JHH MONSOL-GUARD YOUR HEALTH.
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      256 1 KUALA LUMPUR 27. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3*83 > ■I jrYT~T-nM y "**< TO^MpvO— ssm«nk^lisii'is> vAyf ml|Z |L-£ K^Vtv^^i'i no»le«l— ii an M- found favourite [o^^p I^^J 0 j;^ '»^ti-Jrt^^,> S irlr.h4e wash wear. H>t^- «T^Sr I \fr j l^inj'i—j f*V^^P^^ v V» -TsSlanoys" shirts ami p\j»m»». you \.A lT vT^BSss^^^Bsst^
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      15 1 I 6.15 TONIGHT ».15 "JAZZ HEAVKN Featuring j lAU.I ONKII.I j Phon« 52«1^C2. L --^^^^^^^r
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      537 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SEK> H KS. FEXIMSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. INDKR CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, LOMtKIN ANU KAR EAST MAIL mtaTOCas, OUTWARD FK'M I.ONDON FOR CHINA AM) JAI'AN. Tonnage due Spore. KIIYBER ».100 Feb. 7 U.| 6.50U
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      588 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. m»»»»»m»tMMMMMMEvMiPM (NIPPON YISEN KAISHA). TO U)NI»o\ Naples. Marseille*. Uindoa. Antwerp, KoUerdam aad M»ddl«broagh. i yaawtta Tonnage Due Sail KATORi MARU 10.000 Jan. 2» M > IKASHIMA MARU 10.000 Fe*. 12 13 t YASUKI NI MARU 11^00 Feb. 25 26 HAkoNK MARU 10.000 Mar. 11 12 ;SI WA M\RI
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      439 2 BURNS PfflLP LINE (Incorporated la Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing* br th* wellmown steamer MARELLA (7.M8 tons i and :he new motor vessel. MALABAR (4412 tons). The »J. MARELLA is one of the large** aad finest steamers trading to Australia,
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      590 2 THE EAST ASIATIC fo, LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone SJ2I. PASSENGER AMD FREIGHT SERVICE To GENOA. I.ONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAVIBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Leav* S'por*. Penang. M.s. bORINGIA Feb 11 Feb. IS m.s. ALSIA Mar. 2S Mar. 27 m.s. SKLANDIA Apr. 8 Ayr. 10 m.i. FIOMIA Apr. 22 Apr. 24 v. LALANDIA
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      607 2 THE BLUE FUfim LINE THE MEAN' STEAMSHIP Ca* I IMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM < O, LTD. (Incorporated in Knglaod) FGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLF.S. r>NDOA\ AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWKRP. HAMHURC AND BREMEN GENOA, HAVRF.. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON. NKW YORK AND BALTIMORK WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. ONDON, ROTTERDAM AND
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      519 2 THE SUM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in I BANGKOK SERVICE for Kretay. Trengganu, Kclantan. lUrjrnnrn. Telupin, Patani. Singorn, Ijic n. Sirhon. Bandon, Mumu. Laniriuati. hbinpi Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAI A In Port Jar 5MAI.INI Feb. I Feb 4 SUHDHADIB Feb. F<b. 11 Th' steamer* are fitted thmagfcoat »itl electric
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      327 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO^ I \N FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA. WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. j MM BCMMM SailirtT^ for Cnited Slates and Canada I'oints from Hong Kong. San r ranrlt. n and l^os A age lea. rtLDCN TIDE sails from ■smfl Feb. 12 San
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      1404 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England.) -ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. PREICHT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Hoag Kong, Shanghai aad Janaa Due S'porr s.s. CITT OF KH^OS Keb. 1« HOMEWARDS I s.s. KAZFMRF. for Havre. London. Rotterdam and Hamburg Jan.
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      895 3 Flooring Tiles In various Artistic ami I Original Designs and Produced l>> K\|h:k nerd j Workmen. LEE KIM SOO 40. UGH BfEl HNGAPORB. WING YIK «.<>! itSMMH "THE CHINA JAM .No. «2 Mil. rll HUG! BOAR* ()l U 8P» lALITI loose or niniinlfd Ncckl \N holesale and K- I Price
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    10 4 Plans for Rapid Day Am Night Service.
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      316 4 CLASSIFIED rVDVERTISEMENTS. luximately seven words to line and then- i« a f.at rat' charge of KJ cents per Sine per insertion ».'h i ■mm of one dollar per ir.strtion. ■»men'« will l>e accepted up to 10 nt« i« rhar^.-.| for the use of sskssr. r. allowed I the same laa
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      574 4 BOARD- RESIDENCE. OZLET RISF. Phone Centra. Convenient, Homely. lartsjaa. Di rate* $4. $5. Monthly |90, U25. i Service inclusive). FK.' BE GOU. at Rogerrille wo single room* vacant, one double private .ith, verandah. (i....d scry ie. food and leanlir.es*. Mrs. Platt, Phon* 44C1. i ul -wo bachelor fri lI Llv
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      626 4 WANTED. I I s rFIi. TH* B OVK* OAT, tulte. itate price. 3K, knor Valley I:. ?<J. WANTED CABttt-UsONCm, 7 knots, good sea-boat. Ail fitting*. 1). x Js. ,S WANTEP. «erond hand chick.. Apply, -no .md ust to Box No. 34. Strait ■> WANTED, for occupation, April. Office 2 .W.K.
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      624 4 BUSINESS PREMISES io LET. TO I. No*. XI, SC ai.d U. if British Malaya Traitu- A Kx. cuter Co.. Ltd.. Telephone V. M 5». TO LCT. store, capacity H. 410 sq. feet. I'iontinit S'porr River. No. 07. Hubert so, i quay. A:>ply Bsl M. Nathan, 8-B, De Souza Street. TO
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      660 4 LEC.AL NOTICES ASEPSO NOTICE kl 1- Trarf 4rrk depitterl .ibo.e is the propert> £DWABD COOI ft COMPANY LIMITKD a r:cor"u>rate.l :r Kn^lanti :ind h.ivln; t» Rejistered Ofllce x: The Soapery. Bow. o.i-io-.. f r 'hat the same is used ,j ,h, .c: of Soa.^- o( „nd clekiun- and w-»hin; prepar-.
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      513 4 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE The F.xchan?e Banks will be iay. Februan 2. ThaipiS.A.F.A. LEAGUE, 1931. Kntne. a-.- NwlKsl fn.m aff.l.j.h. a Appluati. Ed b) an enl fe. al (1.ret«r>. 8.A.1 RoSinxm Roa.i. not later than rel.r-. The Annual Meeting ef th. Lea*rsM w-.1l h, hel Cji. PKwnssM* -H. IMI. at I
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    THE EMPIRE AIR MAIL.
    656 5 I I The iileml of a comprehensive networ 1 of airlines, radiating from London, an I eventually linking England with Indi. South Africa, and Australia with a rapi 'ay and ni-^ht service of air trails, is t be discussed at one of the most importar official
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    CARS STONED.
    302 5 C ARS STONED. lundhi Day Scenes In Bombay. Bombay. Jan. 5. Scenes of great disorder occurred in Bombay today, when hartal was observed as a tribute to Maulana Mohammed Ali (whose death in London was reported durinir the week end); it was also the monthly Gandhi Day," and Congress supporters
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    " BEYOND MINISTER'S POWER."
    599 5 BEYOND MINISTER'S POWER." Rule Nisi Against Miss BondfieW. it, A King's Bench Divisional Court, coi i. sistinK of Justices Avory. Swift, ar jj|<harles. recently granted an ex pari 1 1 application made on behalf ;>f Mr. Joh f Hall Barron. secretary of the Nstiorvi Trade Defence Association, for a rul
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    THE BITER BIT.
    185 5 Woman Wrestler's Surprise I For a Thief. fiurlave BfWineville was rerently senfenced by a Paris Court to five yrar>' «-n il M-r\itude for attempted robbery with violence. The "victim." Mme. Genevieve Tranicher Cave a full explanation in Court of the causes which made the attempt a failure
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    HELD TIGER AT BAY.
    201 5 Indian Peasant Fights With Spiked Stick. The story of an encounter between a peasant and a tiger in a village in the environs of Bombay wax related to the Bombay police by tome villager* who came t > Bombay for medical aid for their comrade. The
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      588 5 AUCTION NOTICES. AUCTION SALE IT OKDKK OP THK SUPREME t'Ol'KT OF lOHORK AT JOHOKK HAHRI. M I md \|.pli. il.or. of UM. Srnai in State o' I an irra of Iff acrei. U vi Johora I*l I)'., -übirct to the am.. The land is partly .v I'uhlir Auction by Syrd
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      604 5 TEN DERS. CHINESE SECRETARIAT h NOTICE. TENDERS NOTICE i« hrrrby given that tenders art now irmtr.l for the rerular cleaning of thi "ie Seep tun.'it. Specification of suet me may be teen at the Chinese Secretariat. bate of cluing: 4 p.m. Jan. 80, 1931. 1. A. BLACK. Protector of Chinese,
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      236 5 You want a Long Life electrical installation and the life of the installation depends upon the wire*. Let your installation depend upon HEJ4t-E-'Y CM. A. Wires the wires I that will last as long as the building itself. *> JL T^i it vT>J jCHmmV II it mlTdMB.^" MV 9 MB*,
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      HAWKERS.
      47 6 To the Editor of the Str*its Times. I IkoffMfl M i a Mitrht I Uwriti— thri.iijh the medium of you I Btt4 r and t" Only h»lf n h-iur\ .il)«iT\»U"t, in this locality wil *ary. Th«n Zh\ ••njoy a little un ALSO TIRKD." .lan- 1 1
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      HUMANE KILLING.
      413 6 1 Y Times. I into th.- H -!;mv'htiv of an M hi.d I on-political ttr.il ll ha ime. While hi tl 1 M G«T- fit I tried th> i :tu<<- I f hu:v.ane killing »mi u\f taken muih iatanal in th Nothing I a^. 'im.wnci. Ix-.n none in
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      ORIGIN OF LIFE!
      643 6 To the Editor of the Straits. Times. Sir.- Men and women h»ve been JfT««P•d into the quick and the f»«» d -_J he d d .now nothing; or what knowledge th«> ,«ve is stagnant. The qu.ck know somehing. mnd seek to le«rn more. In tne .ccelerated tempo
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    Careless Washing Spoils the Hair
    207 6 The slwaW h*ir atftM of to-day mas* beautiful hair a necessity. Luckily, beautiful bair is now easily obtained. H I* simply a matter of shampooing. Proper shampooing makes the hair soft It brings "Lit all the real life and lustre all the natural wave and
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    GIRL MARRIED AT 14.
    176 6 For Trial on Bigamy Charge 1 At 16. Margaret Douglas, aged U>. was charg- t with bigamy at Widnes recently, and GMSSJI Peter Parker, aged 21, was I charged with aiding and abetting. They were committed for trial, bail being allowed. According to the police, the
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    DRUG SMUGGLING.
    225 6 Five Men Captured And Convicted. At th« Exbekia Court, in Cairo, ree.-Uy, live drug-traffickers, local subjects who I have been carrying on a Kg trade in herion and hashish, were sentenced to th? maximum penalty of (We y.ars har.l labour each, with a fine of £E 1.000 each
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    "ORDER OF THE EGG."
    214 6 Students' Tribute to Mr. J. H. Thomas. Mr J. H. Thomas, the Dominions Secretary, received a new honour when he was invested with the Order of the Egg It was conferred on him by a deputation of the South African Students delegation visiting Great Britain which
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    LORD WILLINGDON.
    162 6 To Arrive in Bombay On April 16. I New Delhi, J»n. 16. It is now definitely settled that Lord tnd Lady Willingdon will arrive in Bombay on April 16, while Lord and Lady lrwin will leave on Apr. IS. Ottawa, Jan. 15. The women of Canada have printed
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    GROCK'S NEW ROLE.
    119 6 Rehearsing a Film of Circus Life. (iro k, the famout international clown, who has declared that he is never returning to the stage, has become a film producer and actor. He has hired a studio from the Ufa, the big German film company, at their grounds near
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    MONGOLIAN AIR SERVICE.
    34 6 Yet Another Ambitious Scheme In China. 1 The committee in charge of Mongolian and Tibetan affairs has proposed a Nan- king-Mongolia air service via Una to I Manrhouli.— Sin Kuo Mm.
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    CHINA AND GERMANY.
    31 6 German Minister Sends In His Resignation. Shanghai, Jan. tt. The G»rman Minister to China, Herr Von Borsch, has resigned and is returning to Germany shortly.— Sin Kuo Mm.
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    MR. A. J. COOK.
    35 6 Leg AmpuUted as Result Of Old Injury. London. Jaa. 16. As the result of an old mining injury, I Mr. A. J. Cook, the miners' leader, ha« bad his lee amputated.
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    THE FLYING CLUB AND ITS INSTRUCTOR.
    918 6 Legislative Council Aid. $3,000 VOTE PASSED YESTERDAY. L Among the supplementary votes recommended to the Legislative Council, at it* meeting yesterday, for authorisation was one of $3,000 as a grant to the Singapore Flying Club. This was in addition to $22,000 provided for in
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      169 6 CTVjfPNp^^^K rr m I*""'" Dealer* or j—i i >_X Singapore I'rnang Ipoh. The COTY way to Greater Charm Les Compactes COTY THE above illustration is but one of the various presentations of the t'oty Comparts.. .This "extra plate' model is e\tremel> smart and takes up very little room in one's
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      129 7 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 and TOMORROW Amazing Success demands extension of Season NORMA SHEARER IN A SMASHING COMEDY DRAMA MORE EXQUISITE THAN EVER IN AN EXQUISITE. WITTY. BRILLIANT PRODUCTION "LET US BE GAY" SUPPORTED BY THE GREATEST. MOST LOVABLE OF SCREEN COMEDIENNES MARIE DRESSLER Another Magnificent Programme by Metro Goldwyn Mayrr
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      296 7 jd* d v *y. .w w h w y k wyy oo 0000 ooooCo or o o c\c I m W J I I 16,1511 6,15 1 LAST NIGHT |ais] Positively the Last Two Performances of RADIOS HIGHLY ENTERTAINING MUSICAL COMEDY-DRAMA JAZZ HEAVEN Mirth Melody Romance with SALLY O'NEIL SEE!
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      183 7 Lm Starting Monday For Two Nights Only LJ H BUDDY ROGERS NANCY n ml CARROLL IN THEIR BIGGEST SUCCESS U CLOSE HARMONY W J WITH B JACK OAKIE, "SKEETS" GALLAGHLR AND HARRY GREEN ■f FILMDOM'S GIFT TO THE TIRED BUSI- H m^ NESS MAN AND HIS FAMILY W* LJ BUDDY
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    THREE YEARS FOR COMMUNIST.
    711 8 Stven Revolutionaries Sentenced. (Fr ni Our Own C4WT««pond«iit.> Kuala I.umnur. Jan. 26. ;-h who gave his age as 17 I during bis trial at the today, l>ut (jrinne<l with ■t- when «entenc«d to threi imprisonment. ;he .•■etrelary of th« I ,ih Party. and dorumentr bin in
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      M. COTY'S PAPERS.
      397 8 Agreement with French Press Federation. y A settlement of the differences between the publisher of the Coty group of news- 0 paper* (L'Ami dv Peuple, Gaulois, an> 0 Figaro) and the organisation of the remainder of the French Press is announc- 3 cd. This marks the end
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      45 8 From China and Japan, by Katon Maru. iv.- at Singapore on Thursday. Prom Europe (London mails dispatched l >n Jan. 8) by Rohna, due at Penang 6 a.m. m Friday. From Holland and Germany. by Koningin der Nederlanden, due at Singa>ore on Thursday.
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      26 8 The Shipping and the Import and I Export Offices will lie open on Monday. Feb. 2. for one hour only (from 10 a.m. hj 11 a.m.)
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      30 8 The Clerical Union's new club house it Balestier Plain, which ha.; been given iy Mr. Aw Boon Haw. will be officially -ipcneil by the donor on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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      THE "BIG TEN."
      199 8 Oeposits Held by Leading Banks. Aa-rrrrate deposits of $13^68.012.000 are T eld l>> the ten l*rge*l hank« in the world. SMSjasJhal to a compilation by the American f lanker M thi. husre toUl the Briliah Big ,ye l.anks account for $7.826.0117.000. four kmerican bank* account for $:.J36.164.000.
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      EXCHANGES.
      77 8 Rujr*->- J Foreign eichanren are AmsUrdam 12. MV Athen.. ;t7:i. Bomhay lv ft\ Berlin t»M%, Busaall It."',. Bucharest KIT Riu 4 11 12. Kutnui Aires 34 3-l«, (openhar»n l«I«'i. o«a*ra 2. r ..oy. Ilel>ingfors lU2\. Ilimc Kong; ll\d.. Li.bon 10M6. Madrid 4«.>*o. Milan '.'J74'i, Mont* Video 324. Nt* Tart
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      KIRBER STOCKS.
      30 8 A c«bl» t.. l«rwi« «nd I'rat. Ltd. dated Jan. 27. .Into that the rtorku of rubber in Laaiaa an<i Ln-rrpool ar» 122..1T1 Uu, «n inrrraac on th« wrrk
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        MINING.
        433 8 lain* Pd. Boj*r» StlUrt tl <1 A-am kumhin- XI 12 .-5 Ayer Hitmm Tin 11 1* 4H cd. 11 tl Baagrin Tin 12 9 13 9 1 1 Batang Padang 0.10 0.16 1 1 Batu Caw 0.60 ».M 1 1 Bukit Arang 0.35 0.40 U «1 Burraah Malay 10
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        GENERAL.
        260 8 ML Pd. Bayert Sellers t t Alex. Brick Ordi. 1.30 til X 2 Alex. Brick Prtft. M 6 2.2* cd. fl fl Brit. Am. Tobacco 4.5.0 4.104 1 1 Central Eat-in* 0.46 0.40 nom. ***** Chinese lon. Bank 70.00 75.00 II fl Con. T. 8. 7 Pref. 18 9
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        101 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p*. dab. of IW6 rod. IWI-M 1M IN ci Singapore Municipal a p*. of 1901 red. IMO $1,878,000 par. pram. Singapore Municipal 44 p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 11.M..0M M,» Singapore Municipal 4% p.c af 1909 red. 19U $1,900,000 »S par Singapore Municipal
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        387 8 Frascr and Co. and Lya D and Evatt's quotations. rraa.r Lyall A 4 Co. Eratt Allrnhy (fl) Alor Gajak (II) A. HiUm ($1) i. tullf (llj A. Malay A. Hoick ($1) A. Pinii (fl) BuMtt (tl) Brunei (|6> B Jclulont (|1) Broca. Ifl 8 Katil (|1) B. Keponr
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    163 8 Me* China, Hainan). Japan. Korea. Poraota. East Siberia. Philippine Island*. W.stern Canada and Writern States of I I A Madra- Maru' North and Eaat Inilia I BrnrWaln. Laboean Bilik and Tandjonr Balei i Singararija .Stlat I'andjanr. B»ngkali». Siak, Pakan Baroe and I'ajakombo I Hong K»..n K Hagan
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    37 8 MAILS FOR E UROPE. ■7 Ii Art«rn»o Kdarana Kalv.n Takl... An«-»r» Tjrrimai 8'porr Lnn4oit IWt Arral. l.ff. ]■> J«B. 12 Dm. 1m Jan. 10 Jan. 17 J.n I J»h U Jan. 1 Jan. M Jan. L- J- M
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    175 8 Tu. Ship* aWacaU* Wbarrcs or MfMM U arrive. Entranc* KEFPEL HASBOLI Ma.n Wharf |Mk I -h H (I Th. Oil Wharf U. \>ncr Bi,...k. Cm! Wharf Patrol. VESSEL* IN DBT DOCU. Tu|M| Pagar. Albert Dock Arraloon Apcar. Virtur.a l>u>k i I- K K Ktmal HirWir. Kin('> DbbI
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    13 8 The P. »nd O. K»ly«n r«-«rhc<l Lond<m ■t 11 p.m. on Jan. 2f>.
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    RUBBER EXPORTS.
    82 8 Thr following «tati»tu all n Ifmrdini; rubber exports ('om thr uodvr mentioned places have been received by th< Jar a Sumatra Handelmaatachappij Total export* for December fr 22.277 of which U United kingdom. 2.27* to the U.S. of Amir: I the K.MS 7,4t5. Total export* for December from
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      33 8 HIGH CLASS JEWELLERY at prices meaning INVESTMENT cry bu assortment of ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS WEDDING PRESENTS Silverware WATCHES A SPECIALIT* riumsands of different patterns in stock RENE ULLMANN Capitol Building, Stamford Road. Singapore.
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      259 8 THE MONTHS OF TORMENT Pimples on Child's Scalp. Healed by Cuticura. My little son had an awful aore head for three months. The trouble started with little pimples on hts scalp, and after a while spread almost all ova his head. I had to keep his head bandaged to prevent
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      11 8 Sportinf rvrnt* will found un4*r itparate heading on the iportt p«f«.
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      261 8 MALAYAN iffiTTORdLOGICAL SEIRVICe! Dafly Wetttfcr rt. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Hirer- Spec.l Weather. Max. Mm. fall, shine. Humidity. tion. K. P. ins. bears. I m.p.h. Alor Star »1 «T M IOJt M 5 IJkle KoU Bharu M M Nil lm rin K.Trenrganu M «B Nil 10.5 H6
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      162 8 /1BBANGEMENTS FOR JHE WEEK. araaay. Jaaaary ST. H W. 3 17 S ft In, 142 p.m. Medical <o'll*»e Graduate 1 dinner to Dr. A. U Hoopi. Burop* Hot«l. V»4mrt*»y. Jaaaary St. H.W. 3.56 a.m- 8 ft. 1 i«.. «S9 P 7 in. "bandar. Jaaaary Xt. H. W. ■"> R ft
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    293 9  -  Our Financial Correspondent.) Ml, Rubber Stocks Still (limbing. 174 TONS I OR TOMORROWS AUCTION. •<y. lit a.m. Tudat* Mm Knbix-r !L" cm p-r Hi. Tin. I*.O ton^ a! s.ih.7;, p«- r picul. rda> In i Nnl.ber. I ondon. I MM. unrhanKrd. Nrv >, rk. 7", t down
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    SINGAPORE MARKETS.
    193 9 Official List of Approximate Prices. in* at th<- j.,,, j3 t 1 hf( firm .>r jrr; I".. ]„»rk. Jltun Indian ■\'i -tralian i;. j.. r II ■inrt«... r. pi7v..ns. BMbjtd TO prr I r te i h .'•h H.-w a! Rah I IS, chmcharu i Itkan l-ied Iv
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      THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE TODAY.
      1277 9 Is Britain Displaced INTERNATIONAL CARTEL SAVED. j (By Leonard J Htid. assistant editor ol The KcoaoaiiM.) The year 1930 wms a gloomy one for Tade and industry tre world over, and iIM and steel presents no exception to U.is fact The previous year had
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      SUNGEI BAHRU. RUBBER.
      487 9 Trading Loss of £2,495 For The Year. The twcntynr«t annul! meeting of the Sunrri Hahru Ruhl.fr Kttate*. I Id n> hel.l lit Bunre H..u 71. Si Mary Am, London. Mr I' 1. Burit. hair man of the company pmidin*. In the MMtM of hi- ipffih th. chairman
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      WILKINSON PROCESS.
      387 9 Year's Working Shows Loss of $78,650. 1 The fuliowinir directors' report ««<! »tatement of accounts of the Wiftil I Rubber < v Ltd.. f.,r the >«i-r *ndcd S. will pr*»rntrd 1., ifcr »har<. holder, al th* ■'••u.-th unhnai> general meet Hi* |.-n> t.. be held at th* registered
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      RUBBER TAPPING.
      204 9 Policies Announced For Present Year. Several rubber producing- c< mpan><- h»vr laaued -Lalemmf. on tapping policy il The director* of the fcait Asiatic 1.. Eataifl* 'compri.inf n,l« am?, plarted. <-f which 10.62U aciv» nr< mature nMH hat. adopted a modnitd >>»t»m of tapping. which the output dunn* \v?,l
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      60 9 LatMt C«bl« London Spot Ah) M. J*r ll> New Y-rk -Spot Sn., i crnt* 7", p*r Ib. R U MHl to London Standard Spot Standard II S.S. un Tender Februarr .M.ich Ml. March April-June n Juh oayen IS 1 It 1 u 1 seuar i
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      FINANCIAL WISDOM.
      315 9 Empire Free Trade Not Practical.'* Sir Walter Runcimaa, M.l' I prefer to dcai with farts, and finu that th<y definitely disagree with ihe a* prescion that tiade at present is even 1 mendinr" Hon. Janit-. Moncreiff Ralfour. 0.8. E. hairman. Scoltwli Slorm-hoMers Investment Trust. Ud.) "Just as 18
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      BULLION LETTER.
      657 9 Bank of England Gold Movements. Samutl Montagu and < u .'s weekly lull n l«!ter. dated I-«ndi>n. Dec. 24. Ml The h..n!. of KnirUr.l irold reserve attain* r..te. amounted to £150,580.757 on D.r. 17 M compared vith iM5I.5tf7.54: on the previous Wednesday!, and rrptesrnts an in n.»M of
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      SAFETY RAZOR STEEL.
      133 9 Special Precautions by (irrman Manufacturers. Berlin, Dec. 11. In order to combat American rumpetition and the orerfloodinr of thr (■trmin market with Ufelv razor blades, the Association lierman Kaxor Blade Manufactyrar* in i S«l»ni(vn has decided to standard)** the •t*«l which it to be used by the
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    292 9 Help for Tin Rut Not For Rubber. PROIHCE NO MORE T\\ IS NECESS \k\. (By A. W. still. At high nooi tfci in .iml dark Mi ;t w.l for the i .m M| '.heir MMJ thr..U(rh Uh The condition* are v a ha* happened durir... H rubber
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    DOMING CENSUS.
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    The Straits Times Singapore Tuesday, JAN. 27, 1931. THE I.S.P. IN THE SLUMP.
    1198 10 The Straits Times Singapore Tuesday JAN. 27, 1931. THE I.S.P. IN THE SLUMP. Apr.rt from the natural consequences <i:.«mis*als and reduced salaries imoni th< anting community, there is reason t< believe that the Incorporated Society o 1 Planters v feeling the rubber slump ii the form c f a new
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    13 10 Mr. J. G. BI»cU. M.C.fl.. h»« b«n «p p<«inl«<J to «ft MM Srtrftary.
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    13 10 Mr. A. Heywood-W«<ldinitton. M.C.S has been appointed Aui»iant Control!, r ot Labour, Penan*.
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    18 10 I Mr. f. P. Smith. M.C.S.. ha* been ap pointed to officiate at Resident and Polio Magistrate, Labuan.
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    16 10 Mr. B. R. Whitehouse. M.C.S >>a appointed Registrar. District .1 i.Iici- and I FirU Magistrate, Malacca.
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    16 10 Mr. K'lwuM Ardrrson. Junior. i« nflv dully recognised as Vice-Onn«ul for the United States at Singapore.
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    45 10 I Mr. P. N. Kniirht. of Mn<(i. A<l»m« and Allan. Penang, and Mrs. KniRrii left for home by the motorship Mennia. The Hon. Mr. W. Miller Mackay km i been appointed a member of the Indian Immigration Committee in placi' nf Mr F. E. Becker.
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    29 10 I The death took place in I-ondon on Jan. > 16 of Sir Arthur Kanshaw at thi< ugv <<< 82. He wa« for neatly 40 years In the Indian Civil Service.
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    35 10 I Mr. F. G. Bourne, who returned from leave on Saturday, resumed his dutii- M Corner for Singapore yesterday and relieved Mr. V. R. Litamer, who will b» proceeding on Home leave on F»b. 6.
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    42 10 r I The Government of India has conferred the title of Rao Bahadur on Rao Sahib R. Subbaya N'aulu. until rfrently Aifrnt I for the Government of India in Malaya. I 1 The Rao Bahadur 1» now Revenue Divisional Officer, Narasapatnam, Vizagi-
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    51 10 paiam. r A picture of Miss Rachel Ilumr f daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel W. J. P. Hume, who r*tlr*d <omi years ac from < the position nf British Resident. Perak I is given in a London newspaper. It i« announced that she is to marry Mr. P. V. Pitt, of the
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    IS A DEATH PENALTY NECESSARY ?
    1096 10 IS A DEATH PENALTY NECESSARY Reflections on Abolition In Italy. (K> If redo R<*<-o. the Italian Mini-lrr o Justice.) As Italy in one of the few HHtria that rave abolished t v c death penalty we have <ften been asked whether we were lied in aboliihinir it and also for
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    552 10 A COSTLY ORNAMENT. A staiitiurf. t>> th.- B.at.l of the Victoria Theatre «nd Hal! state* tha: at the la -t meet ins: th.arrounts tm w.r. shn«init a laM fat th. (11.M0.83, in< ludinc the I .larter of VV-'T.V This provule* a very rink 1 arirumer.t for
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    COMMONS DEBATE ROUND-TABLE CONFERENCE. DEBATE ON INDIA IN COMMONS.
    1009 11 I'roblem the Result Of Evolution. WAKMNC. >lr. < hurt-hill on omini Dangers. In a dtliale <>n India following a statement l>\ Ik* I'rime Mini-1.r. Mr K..lil»in hU il on ii Id >h- I h«- duty of the iin-crMlhi' l>arl) In nn|il<
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    FURTHER DISORDER IN CALCUTTA.
    423 11 Police Charge Crowd Mayor Arrested. Poona, Jan. 2G Mr. M. K. Gandhi has been released, i mil wad (near Poona), Jan. 27. f Mr. M. K. Gandhi, interviewed by i Keiiter correspondent while awaiting a train for Bombay, declared that he kept an open mind on
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    CALCUTTA TROUBLE.
    144 11 Many Injured in Police Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, Jan. 26. The police were called upon to disperse! I bbbjM meeting which Congress extremists hail decided to hold in spite of the official >.' 'ire. Indians turned up in thousands on the Muidan. several processions converging on
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    TRAINS COLLIDE.
    44 11 Three Killed and Many Injured in Holland. Amsterdam, Jan. 27. Three people were killed and many injured through a passenger train colliding with a goods train at Groningen station. The accident occurred as the result of a mistake by a pointsman.— Reuter.
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    PRODUCTION COSTS AND WAGES.
    112 11 A German Controversy. CHANCELLOR SOUNDS A WARNING. Berlin, Jan. ML i The German Steel Trust proposes to cut 1 wages in the workshops at Essen by 20 per cent, and to reduce the number of I working day*. This month, if necessary, the Trust i prepared,
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    MR. THEODORE.
    256 11 An Australian Scandal Echo. Canberra, Jan. 26. The Federal Cabinet, by a majority, ha* decided to reappoint Hr. Theodore as Treasurer. This decision is subject to ratification by the Labour caucus, which Mr. Scullin, the Prime Minister, will demand tonight. The case which led to Mr. Theodore's resignation
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    LAHORE CRIME.
    139 11 Sequel to Attempt on Life Of Governor. Lahore, Jan. L'rt. Rejecting the jury's recommendation to mercy the Sessions Judge, Mr. Anderson, sentenced to death the man Han Kishem. who wr.s charged with the murder of Police Sub-Inspector Channan Singh, who was shot dead when an attempt was made
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    EGYPTIAN TRADE.
    59 11 Returns Show £12,000,000 Adverse Balance. Cario. Jan. 26. It is learned that the Egyptian foreign trnde returns for 1930 show an adverse trade balance of about £12.000,000.— ReuUr. Cairo, Jan. 24. It is understood that the Government has decided to allow the unrestricted export uf gold up to
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    FIGHTING IN LIBYA.
    76 11 Italian Success After 24 Days. I Rome. Jan. 26. M Italian troop? have completed the occn- ih pation of Libya as a result of the cap- t> ture of Kufra after 24 days of fighting over a 12-mile front. About I'M native* were killed and a U
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    SHANGHAI BANKS.
    39 11 Shanghai, Jan. 26. The Nanking National Government has i im ssued orders that the (Greater) Shanghai ol ilunicipality should close all unregistered hi avings banks to prevent the people from tc *ing defrauded.— Sin Kuo Mm. a
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    DUTCH VIEWS ON RUBBER.
    129 11 Native Producers. NEXT SIX MONTHS WILL BE DECISIVE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. M The Amsterdam correspondent of the Financial Times suicirests that the present rubber situation depends upon the attitude "f the native producers in Sumatra and l>utch Borneo. Many are unable to carry
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    LT.-GEN. T. A. CUBITT.
    161 11 Appointment as (tovernoi Of Bermuda. London, Jan. 2C. I. ieut. -General Thomas Astley CubUt has been appointed do-.ernor of Bermuda in succession to the lute Sir Louis Bols. Reuter. Lieut, (ieneral Thomas Astley übitt C.B CM (i.. 1) 5.0.. R.A., has been (;.(i. C. <.f the
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    COTTON DISPUTE.
    68 11 Efforts to Find Way Out Continue. Rugby, Jan. 26. Although the Iwillot <f the Weavers" Amalgamation resulted in the rejection, by 90.000 to 45.000. of the proposal to ■Ha negotiating powers to its executive in the Lancashire cotton dispute, officials if the Ministry of Labour are continuing their
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    NETHERLANDS BANK.
    80 11 New Clause as to Purchase Of Gold. Amsterdam, Jan. 26. The Netherlands Bank has revised the ilause of its statutes regarding the purchase of gold. The clause now lays it down, as a rule, that the bank will buy bullion in a weight of about 12'» kilogrammes and
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    "DICKY" SHEPPARD.
    57 11 Famous Anglican Dean To Resign. Rugby, Jan. 26. The Dean <»f Canterbury, Dr. H. R. L. i fheppard, who is well-known in connec- j ion with broadcast religious services, i« < signing on Feb. 2K on medical advice, iis health it improving steadily, but the lootors warn him
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    THREATS TO PESHAWAR.
    89 11 Construction of New Posts To Be Undertaken. i New Delhi, Jan. 2fi. After the troubles at Peshawar last yt-ar the Government sanctioned the con- structton of posts, linked by metalled roads, on the Khajuri and Akakhel Plains, with the object of preventing hostile con- contrations threatening Peshawar.
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    NEW FRENCH CABINET FORMED.
    90 11 M. Briand Remains at The Foreign Office. Paris. Jan. IT. M. Pierre Laval has MMMdad in constituting a new Kremh wrnment. ThJ chief CUMMl |»»ts will I.e held M follows: Pr me- Minister ar.l M fw Ham Affairs:— M. Purie LmbL Foreiifn Minister M I KinaiMe
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY.
    86 11 Prime Minister Willing To Receive Deputation. 1 Rugby. Jan. -''< In the House of Commons O [•Minister agprcatad wiUtagnai a cleputation on the subnet ol Urn I ernment decisi-.n not ti> enter an team for the Schneider Trophy race, but said he doubted if it woul<i Htra much
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    OPIUM SEIZURE.
    213 11 Big Haul by New York i Customs. Ni-w Yoik. Jan. Six hundred half-pound tini of opium. valued at over 1120,00(1 customs officials during the inspection of i the British mutorshin Ral.y Castle, from Port Said. The opium was conce K-.l n th- of a hollow stw! MMt N"
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    SHENSI AND LIKIX.
    60 11 Demand for a $8,000,000 Subsidy. Shanghai. Jar. M. It is t<timatf<l th.it. a* a NaaM «'f th»I abolition of likin. tin- Sh«-n*i |>p.\ revenup will show an annual <liti Wast $8,000,000 and Gwaiml TlM llu chen, the chairman of th* vinoial Government, is demanding that the Nanking
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    MALAYAN BANGED.
    140 11 Suicide at Home of Retired Civil Servant. My difficulties arc insu'inountaMo. My own fault. N«Mto I I I earn foririve. I beg pity for iry (x.>r wife ami <hild. I rav.- M out of my mttti nine months." Thi-. note was found in thi U.iroom of Alfrwl Krnest
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    49 11 China to Pay $5,000,000 For One Set. Shanghai, Jan. 24. j ."he Ministry of Communication, innunces that the purchase price in respect I f the Shanghai -Chefoo submarine cables J »s been fixed at *."> .000.000. to be paid Japan upon relinquishment of the < ibles— Sin Kuo
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION CO.
    44 11 Net Profits of 157,911 For Past Year. (From Our Own Corre»ponii. London, Jan. 26. The Sineap.ri Tract mn fits, f..r the year mM i.J~.'JH. It is proposed to pay a divider eifht per <ent. M the preun on account of arrears.
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    MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
    170 11 MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS Soviet Snub for Labour (iovernment. TIMBKK (AMPS. No Inquiry Into Prison Labour Allegations. In t}., ||j n(f ti Sir William Da Mr. H. Walton K, .reign Al Mr. LitvinofT had K-mon. Over, sider the request for an mvi najard to the allagw ad labour .in.l general
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    PEACE IN KWANGSI ?
    241 11 PEACE IN KWANGSI Negotiations Reach An Interesting Stage. -nai. Jan. 2(1. hiang Kai-ink, Mr Hu Han niin (in- chairman of the l.t-tfi-luuve Yuan), a. Want' SKao-hung v to have formulated a general Aangai <lfl;i I ha- dut Will i ;»k<-n in han«i M the arrival of (;<n'ial < han Cfcai-tMlg,
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    CHINA AND RUSSIA.
    59 11 Nanking s rears of Red Propaganda. Shanghai. Ml Ks.itvi.-i Kml'Aay i- id that the Government <•( S<.\i«-t Russia irm-t!i that. livf.prr outitaiwiinir <|Ue*tion> ran be j-vttltd. th*re niu.«t fint b«- a resumption •.f i: between Kuxm and China. '.oweser. i aitanda and in -li|i'jlatinK that adr<juat«- prrrautiunary
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    34 11 trial) hur.h Literary and which meet on alternate the Tomlinson Hull at will have a Daper read to them t><night on Scottish Home Rule I -tevenson. Thi- paper will U followed by a ditcuuion.
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    THE MENACE OF YELLOW FEVER.
    4786 12 Steps Taken to Protect Malaya. MEDICAL SERVICES. UNOFFICIAL CRITICISMS IN COUNCIL. ■■>..!■. iVariu! eaaMQMBjM n Mkated ,i-ht '.n prii- Mmiato tl ar> fAntatiea <>i" taw also came up tad i i;h <in»f oppomembers whi>. principle. ol>K< 1 l ,:.iure which the More nun- to consider
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    ATTACK ON JOCKEY IN PENANG.
    684 12 Two Unusual Cases. CHINESE WHO FOUGHT WAY TO LOCK-IT. (From Our Own Correspondent. i Penang, Jan. M. Two most unusual cases cam* up in the police court her* today. In r.ne. Oon Keng Ewe was charged »irh disorderly conduct in a police station. Lewis, the
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    CHINA'S DEBTS.
    144 12 Default in Respect of Some Railway Bonds. London. Jan. 2fi. In the BMM of l'i mrm.ns. replying It Mr. A. M. Sunuyl, the l>.ioni-t memkr f..r Farnham. with r.'garrt tl the O. .Iffc-ill in ii^|t<t at railway ly>nd« including the Hukuang, the TientsinPukow. the Lunirt»inKU-hai anil the Cnn-ti.n-K<
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    TURNED UPSIDE DOWN.
    50 12 Loaded Lorry Runs Into Drain. An accident cc.urred in Changi Road yesunlay when a fully-loaded I rr> romintr towards town ran into a dram and ,iown. The driver of the lorry escaped unhurt. but several sf the i the Imiy wer>- hurt and taken to hospital. i
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    82 12 Loss of HUH on the Past Year. The laM m MmJ of the Board of Control of the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Ha!! passe-J accounts for the year ended l>*c. fi, showing a lois for the year of including the loss for the ia«t ouarter of $5.27 It
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    32 12 Miss Vcra Prae:i (Jee. an exponent sf thi Margaret Morris school of dancing. will give her own interpretation of classical numbers during the tea dsnev at Raffles Hotel on Friday.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    144 12 Mr. V. W. \V. S. Purcell And Miss Norah Burbury. T',e wwHinir of Mr V. W. W. S. Purrell. M.'~. A»si»tanl D F-du at on. S.S.. wn of Mr. ami Mrv .nnamty. Suin-y. .m.l Bnrtarr, d.i-rhtor .>f Mr. ud \rthur Burbiay. of CampHi-n Hill t.arplace at tho Cathedral
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    380 12 Death Sentence On Chinese. X oi.ublc charge of murder ami attempt ,nu-.1-M wm preferred 1 Ah K „ay at the Singapor. M Klwaine. the I).IM' lining th.- CMS !'>r the Cr*Wß. «W tha. •h" Reused was employed by f On Dee. It, last year, th,- arcuaed appanntly wanted
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    REJECTED BRIDE.
    185 12 Maharaja To Fay Rs. 12,500 Damages To Father. Madra*. Jan r Damages oi I IJ.VMI, with cost*, were awarded by Mr. Justice Pandalai in the Hitch Court today airairst th* Maharajah of Venkataifiri in a suit brought by th-ex-itrrinaar of Nartaraopet, who a breach of a marriage contract
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    KABUL ROBIN HOOD.
    92 12 Attempt To Escape Into Soviet Territory. Peshawar. Jan. 1 The latest news published in the I ernmeTit .irjran Islash in connection wit'i the sctr it 4 Ibrahim Beg. the "Robin I! kjH of Afghanistan," statm that ncotmter with Government troop*. Ibrahim fled towards Chitral. but, fii the
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    LAST APPEAL FOR PENMAN.
    269 12 Two Further CMUTgca. [»R()SEC I TK)N OFFERS NO EVIDENCE. t .t.. following mum onm. Nt vV >ii rl\ lhail ard Penman. Kiwaini' which had tn-fi' breach of m. ing Co. <nare*. Th- «P»- r Har%. it wa« U 'lh.- IM •;"parat*l> The a Ik- pi. o'her
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    KALI- FROM TREE.
    17 12 Malay Voulh >triously Injured. V Ma'uy Matt v n BukM Tmikh tree to gathe1
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    HOME-MADE PLANE.
    90 12 Achievement Of Homba> Hrn In Spare Time. ii. j. 'ih. irade" nay. and „1 flights. Thi* fine h 1 Mr. A Alton, a niemb. by a sta'T The r 1 1"'1 Moth* of the v piirmy. bul span of of doiny An mm whtr ii il learned that
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    21 12 41 the Monti- < arlo Rmlly I were placed first and fourth n Ir.vKta sharu with British iucccs* foi the coir ,*-uuon.
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      ENGLISH F.A. CUP FIFTH ROUND.
      398 13 Interesting Ties. CLUBS MOSTLY EVENLY MATCHED. I.oml >n. J.i •ifth round ..f the Knir'^h KA Gap took place this afternoon, ih.- played on the ■in-il dubs M Feb. 11. Thy duw is 1 as MIMTS H rm.irr I r.l Wt.mp on W wnwirh A. wri.
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      IRELAND AND THE REST.
      364 13 Today's Rugby on The Padang. Ireland meet The Rest in the annua match under the auspices of St. Patrick 1 Society, on the Padang today. There are a few changes in the team originally selected and it is unfortunate that the services of Peters are not
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    SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
    128 13 Thy |H>sinnti in the grand handicap t>.jrnam«>nt of th»- Sinjra|><>re Ch. l<i daU- is a 1 fatlawi I'-w ii L It«. I E. E. I :> 'j ii o smmi ll v n j 'U K (i w 12 ii 7«l S k il' 7 :i iw
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    MALAYAN GOLF.
    388 13 Ix)ng Handicap Man WinSelangor Senior Medal. KThc Selangor Golf Club senior medal foi nuary. wHch was played in heavy rair Saturday. wo< won by A. K. Grwtham with H9--14— 75. He rtturne.l the best of ,V 5 ranis. Other cards were as follows J C. M X.II 77
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    COMMERCIAL CUP.
    296 13 I Fraser and Neave's Beat Vehicles Dept. Krai^r t. Neavew *>. Vehicle* Dept I. I The first match in the Commercial Cup! Competition this season was played yeater- day at the Anaon Road Stadium, when Kra.ser and Neave's defeated the Vehicles Di-rartment l.y five (oals to on*. The
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    CREDITABLE FEAT.
    134 13 Local Weight-Lifter Breaks, British Records. A Singapore athlete has the distinction f having broken two British amateur reight-lifting records. Mr. Sim Kirn Yam. of the local Health .nd Strength Uaguers' Union, has been ucce.vful in breaking the 10 and 11 stone iTtird." in the two hands clean and
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    SHIRE HORSE SOCIETY.
    229 13 schedule Completed For Next Year's Show. At the recent council meeting of the -hire Horse Society, final arrangements »ere made for the fifty-second Shire lorse Show to be held at the Royal Agri■ultural Hall on Feb. 24 and two following lays. On the first two days the
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    HARLEQUINS EASY WIN.
    496 13 Birkenhead Park Tire Early. The Harlequins hmd quite an intereatin; i fame at Twickenham with Birkenhea Park, recently. The ground was very greasy, but scram- > linj: play led to an early Harlequins More. Reeve trot over wide out, but Hrn. ani .missed the kick. A better
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    BACK FROM EUROPE.
    271 13 Women Hockey Players From Australia. The experience? of their Kuronean tojr were recounted by Mrs. Davy, manager of the Australian women's hockey team. I in an interview with the Times of Ceylon when thes passed throujrh Colombo recently. Mrs. Davy said that they had ha.l a mo<t
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    72 13 Taeaa'ar. Jaaaary 27. Mixed 'founomei competition. Garrison Golf Club. »urby Ireland The Rest. S.C.C. Johore vs. "D Co., Welch, Jobor. Bahru. |W«dßea4a)r. Jaaaary M. Rurby: P.S.R.F.C. vs. Malaya CommaiMl. Hockey S.R.C. lit XI vs. S.C.C. S.RX Friday. Jaaaary M. Singapore Turf Club annaal grnrrtl meeting. Chamber of Commerce,
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    19 13 (Tka co-operation of clat iNrtUrtM it I reqa.iud id ke«pinr tkial dfarr of tßorttag •TtaU accarat. and up In-dat..]
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    SINGAPORE YACHTING EVENTS.
    486 13 An Exasperating Race. TROPHIES FOR CORRIB AM) JINE. At the Royal Singapore Yarht Club on Sunday the "B Class were sailing the third and last race of the se.ics fur the 'hinta Cup. A brilliant morning with a moderate breeze gave promise of MM 1 Rood, keen
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    LOCAL HOCKEY.
    79 13 JI ontinuo Winning di«n n t \i "he India! of luce. «1 1 The b"th (I I times for ur.awlu but althnuirf ■»«r<te.: but their tir Th«- B Marlaren. afti-i I'ulminati-i! h hat Urn I.h i hi>m. brwai wards and road n¥ilf Mallal and Nama/ int.. th«- S.«
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    INDIAN HOCKEY.
    27 13 Tourists Dtfeatcd On The Continent. Jan. Thi- Nawab of F'atauu t«Klay drew with Cluh, The Gymnastic Cluf. a' r Nawali ol Catau.l: h'M-. S* 5.
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      118 13 Performance J i\ In football. it\ tip top form all fl^^^^^nA^A^' M ■~w the timc'ihit wmi and in /•^^^■^^k radio, too <>v ire sure of mt it nuhfhß AM VALVES.. Thcv Z^L^^^fl #^B put igon into \Our set I hey fH __ij i^^^*^- J gi\c umi/inj; 'tone, \olumc. His- *^<m
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    EUROPEAN WOMAN CHARGED.
    1094 14 IVnaiiK Assizes. i TKIVL COES ON WITH NEW JUBT. s (From Our Own Correspondent.) :ing. Jan. twa Kuropean.«, Mr. I .;>-fie!il and Ii n .lane Maaaa, tii. .Ii ;i'h ..f a Tamil "v" v i en Laae oa :ir n I rash :iml I iras again in
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    BOUND OVER.
    154 14 Inemployed Malay Arrested In Singapore. A M;ila;. nanii^l Kuso|K- bin Kistna. <V rriaari as n. motor-car (iriver at pre-ert unemployed, was bound over in a surety of UN foe sis i i-.rth with Urn aIU-r-nat;v«> of mx nwith-' niriron- imp.i -n nrnt, ly Mr. G. Daai, the Singapore
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    DEATH OF A PRINCE.
    61 14 Thi ii-a:h o«< urred in Paris on I>ec. 21 Orleat Date of Gal-ln-ra. and I' pahs. riii. A n ol ne was the the I Mike of Montpensier and .n ot I^mis Philippe. 'He married •anta Eu'alia of Spain, by whom I'mee AKaro and Prince The.
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    C.AMBLING RAIDS.
    76 14 Police Court Fines for 19 Chinese. Two successful gambling raids had their sequel before the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. 0. K. Clayton) this morning. In one instance Inspector Thomas Isaac ed nine Chinese at a house in Albert SUMt The accused were found guilty land fined $10 each.
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    POLICE RAID HOUSE.
    65 14 hincse on Fraudulent Possession Charge. A police raid was carried out on a house in Victoria Street yesterday afternoon and 19 gramophones and one sewing machine were found. A Chinese was produced before the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. G. E. Clayton) this morning and charged with fraudulent
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    ESSAY COMPETITION.
    118 14 The Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.. Singapore, are offering money prizes, and other gifts, for 100-wons essays on, "Why I Like M;!kmaid Milk." The competition is open to boys and girls umier is years of age, and may be written in English. Chinese or Malay. A condition
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    81 14 Bishop W. R. Moumey. who has been coinmmrioned by the Bishop of Truro ai Assistant Bishop in the Diocese, was contccratad Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak in 1909. In 191« he resigned and acted a.> chaplain at Alassio and Brussels. Ir 19l»0 h« returned to Uondon aa aaaistani priest at
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    SUPPLEMENTARY VOTES.
    622 14 >lump and Other Calls On The S.S. Government. Among the papers tabled at yesterday's lecting of the I^efislative Council was of the rrooeedinß* <>f a nut-tinß f the Kinanc? Committee held on Dec. 0 last. Items of supplementary expenditure reommended for authorisation include $.*..IHMI M a errant to
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    LOOKING AHEAD.
    269 14 Government and Sites At Sun^oi Penang. One very interesting item of supplementary expenditure approved by thi i»tivo (ciun.-il yesterday was a sum f.fM.SOT. bt-inir the balance of .ho olony'l ?har- of thr railway deviation from Bukit Timah t-> Tanjcnic Pauar. The Kinam-f Committee, in recommeml injr the vni<-
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      114 14 NO T j^VSHABBY WW FLOORS JUST ONE COAT of DARKALINE. only costing $1.10 will give ur floor a lovely lustrous finish that won't chip. scratch or ect shabby. )ARKALINI (frratly superior to any thiriK vrt usrd. and always looks nice. Simply brushed on drirs quickly; and it only takrs a
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      116 14 There's a flavour to _I suit your taste. Plain, -^f^y^Milk, Cream, Raisins Nuts. Choose what- sP^_y\ ever your fancy tells /j^^^^MK^t\ you. They're all I l^l^J'MlLKi delicious. They're yEPfiff&BQ^B/ FRY'S Cartets. The handy hygienic carton fr* A^^^f9flr^ keeps the chocolate fresh f f Fry's CARTET Chocolate ZjncappiX Jla^^^afs FROM THE
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      GLASGOW WINS.
      693 15  -  Oor London Critic, J. Jefferson Farjeoa.) (By Tourist Sa>> ity Has The Bert P/aitraaMa. ■he b.-st tearoomi of any British ritj excluding London. M] that dasg.w should rather make a poll claiming t.. ha\e th" fin.-st waitress) ilntain." It au r.iu.i a.i. „t. l,u! a Sout). on holiday,
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      SHOT IN THE ARM.
      339 15 Clerk Attacked After Depositing Cash. Dacca, Jan. Ut KalipHila Jianerjee, a clerk in the Hhowal Court of Wards, was shot at this afternoon with a revolver near the civil courts, and injured in the arm. Binerjec withdrew It*. 6.000 from the Imperial Bank and deposited the
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      AMERICA'S NEW TANK.
      148 15 15 Miles An Hour Over Rough round. Rahway. v. .l.i.^ey. Jan. 11. w tank, or nritabk i— llag miniature fortro«s. today luccesafull) will lie leronimended laid i-.|Uipm«r: for the L'mteti State! A:mv artillery unit*. The new MekiM of de*trurtmn is ia[>*l\v of travelling at a !"K-.-,i „f
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      BRAVE RESCUE ATTEMPT.
      86 15 Policeman Loses Life In Blazing House. Pnlic»--SiT»ri'ant Little 1..>: hi life at S>ah»n>. Harbour ;n an attempt to i> IHh Mary Wa's.,n. a^cil 83, fraa burr.inir hiuse in Vane Terracr. He enteri'd the sm .ki-filh-.l hH-mom. but whi-n the firemen arrived a few minute* later thiy had
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      474 15 66 feels like 30 Last prnr IMM laid up xith nrrT/ft»</;/ aa) rhfiimatisiii tor 4 tnunt/i.t, and but :iho am i I 'x-iun that I had it mi and off tor Hmwhen i« i |«-i Jl i/miy. I ','l,-n hail In stand m ,j v aaiural I) itntt i/H ti
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      66 15 Today's Crossword Puzzle. Bl bb^ aW^~~T^~~~ 7 7~~bVJH?~~~bVJmI BH^S f i^^^MJMJI (CLUES.) KOSS. t.i.i, Tmri.-j.'" .kr off hj>.melj.ii «niiirn\ aparttixnta Hixtarc h Suppn sited > ultivutnr 11. Mrt»! M M .lay. i Solution of Ye*tcrday y Paaaaasa rMHMMa NWI TBDIQIfMARICaBOBI j. I I *MJ ■I. is MB I I^H i
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      263 16 I L/iarrhcea I will be stopped by I taking KALZANA I Diarrhoea is caused by inflammation of the intestines, generally due to irritated nerves. Bv taking KftlMM, tin- t .ilcium food, will provide vour blood with the (lime) nea HMngiheii Buned urn. The ivdling quickly reduced and dx dmbe Mopped,
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    WOMAN CASHIER TRICKED.
    192 17 WOMAN C ASHIER TRICKED. Husband Takes Keys And Steals £229. trick i>n a lower Hriiige polio ii. irj \<liiun Sauniphiat, if St. hgmei irpad PS> i, 12 J I 1 > I Sa i I nee that he wa« m- n ham, t<M>k the Mt hour her Itellinj; her that
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    A WAR HEROINE.
    179 17 Death of Woman Who Braved Rifle Fire. ■hi'i galfauM ad doriag the H^er \i he death in her Toth Mr lane Montgomery Campbell, n Mor.tg .niery C'ampl,< !l. of Kiilloe Park, Box, Wilt-hire. Mi-. Campbell tquipfiod six mule I *ag|»i n and w--nt OMi to Boath Africa
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    NO MORE FORSYTES.
    38 17 Mr. <;al.s worthy to Begin Another Saga. "There will ba no more Ponjrta*," said Mr. John (Jalsworthy. when he arrived ir, in the l^via'han en route for II b.-gin the saga of I with diaraa.
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    VICEROY'S STATEMENT.
    499 17 Congress Members' Full Liberty of Discussion, i Rugby. Jan. 26. The Yictroy of India. Lord Irwin. in peech said: "The Go.nnincnt. in consultation with till goveranMwta, have thought il right iha'. n:,',nb. rs of the working committee the Ail India Coaajnai should enjoy 1 full lihert., of liucusiion
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    ECONOMICS OF CHINA.
    44 17 Services of Sir Arthur Salter Sought. Geneva, Jan. U. The Chinese Government has telegraph- '1 th- s<vr. tary-General of the League, g that Si, Arthur Sailer «hould dltcuti ..Lr.-ti. ns relating <»r the aroarat world depres ..on on Chin*'* economic activities.
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      32 17 v i^r HH K 0 a^^kaaaa^^^L j lw J^—tJi^^Wgg.^^s For Discriminating Smokers AWDATH TOBACCO CO.. LTD U L ON. P^dfaV lHr^^*3Hi^fcaw^ EASTERN AUTO CO., UMITED SINGAPORE. KIAIA 1.1 MIM R AND IPQH.
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    THE HOLY CARPET.
    355 18 Annual Sending to Mecca May be Resumed. According to Egyptian ■■■■jnjin. taa i Egyptian Consul in Jeddah has been authorised by his Government to discus-, its differences with the Wahabi Government, especially those concerning th,' Holy Carpet, which w.is formerly sent t'. Mecca with the annual Egyptians'
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    JEWISH NATIONAL HOME.
    106 18 "Policy Now More Firmly Established." (ape Town. Jan. U. The transfer of Palestine affairs .rum the Colonial Office to tho Foreign Office was urttetl at the thirteenth South African Zionist Conference. Messages wishing success to the cause were received from all over the world. General Smuts declared
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    DELHI'S NEW CHURCH.
    100 18 All But the Interior Now Complete. N>w Delhi. Jan. 12. The new Anglican Church in NewDelhi, the Church of the Redemption, in the erection of which Ix>rd Ire in has taken a keen personal interest, and for which substantial donations were made in Knfland, will be opened
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    MURDERED MAN IN TRUCK.
    422 18 Plot to Rob Diamond Merchant. Bombay. Jan. 12. Sensational revelations were made in he Court <.f the Third Magl»trat« her :oda>°. when the resumed hearing of the runk muroer case was taken up. Since the hearinK <«n I»ec. l.». the second iccused was discharge but a
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    JUTE PRODUCTION.
    56 18 London, Jan. Prc J idinK at the annual meeting of Jute Imlustru-. Ltd. Mr. Krnest Cox ttat*! that by reonomwi and a consider able reduction in salaries and waifes the i ort >( production had been reduced hv '.4 p«." cent. He added that they intended to renew
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      720 18 VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP. Can You Help These Men In aoordanre with the offer made in the Note- <il the l»av column wf Cll pul.lt, H v to the folio* ing appeal* lor woik from men w ho are unemploted a- ilm.l result of the lump Ih. Mitor »ill be
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      621 18 lIINESK. Straits-horu. aged 43. neeka employment on a cemmimioa basis as travellinr salesman and insurance canvasser. Experience*' ia sale of electrical goods and accesaories. car tyres, estate supplies, buildin* materials, general furniture and household goods, liquor and previsions. Also knows Ire and life insurance Apply. Unemployed JOA. (II IN ESE.
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      224 18 TAMIL. Malaja-born. Ksperiraced rlerk-conductor. kn..»s hudxraftinc a nd factory work now in charge of a division of 370 acres. Apply, Unemployed 65 A. MAI.AYAI.EE. Aged 23. Experienced aa entate office clerk Apply. I nemployed 59A. CEYLON ESE. O*er 13 year*' experience in accounts with sound knowledge of office routine, estate
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      485 18 FOR SHADOWLESS AND IMFORM LK.HTIVi i H PHILIPS ARGENTA LAMPS BULBS OF OPALESCENT GLASS When su ArgenU l-*n p > M 1 fU arm- of a glowing «ntl £Jjf\ >il\tT.v white. Tht-n- arc no harsh nhadotrM a the Philipa Argcnta «c tiled. The illumination in uniform and restful to tin-
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      509 19 Awet, ex<*ed $11,000,000. A*«rmnee in force o*er 138,000 000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (laeorporated in the Straits Settlements.) ■E4I OFFICE: Winchesur H.»... Slngapora. OFFRE Thl roBW ™r teri j k th cTaToX. M..^,.. Director, AGE.VTS WAXTHD. G. C. KNOI. H w pj^pEp^ Actnary A RO'UNSUN. F.IjL BANKING
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      545 19 BANKING NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK N.V. Established 1 863 at Amsterdam Authorised Capital Glds. 100.000,000 (abei JMM.MO) t Paid op Capital Glds. SS.OtO.OOO taboo R'serres C.lda. »,1K7,T»7 (abnn I OIiMN HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM BRANCH OFFICES THE HAGUE, ROTTERDAM. OVERSEAS BRANCHM RATAVIA Head Office for Dnteh Eas SHANGHAI Head Office for China
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      603 19 BANKING P. AND O. BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in England) with which is affiliated ALLAHABAD BANK. LTftV, INDIA. |t Authorised Capital tf.OUO.OOO t'apital subscribed and paid up Ci Reserr. Fund < 180.000 HEAD OFr'UK 117-122, Leadenhall Street. Lo; don, E.C. t. WEST LONDON BRANCH 14-16, Cock*pur n, S.W. 1. EASrKKN
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      187 19 INSURANCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSI'RAXCE CO, LTD. .>.clar.d) F'ra. Life. Man:,. ArcJent, Guaraataa and Motor. A f«0.0O0.0A0 *«»2«C POTTS M,n., R e r Undrr writer, hast, r-. SraMk, Smfapore. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., OF CANADA. U UwaTafJami ,n forre $..6i, ih:.:.:,4 J2.101.257.036 r,,miwir usada pant out m ONE if its Aaaa"
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      246 19 52.09 MILES PER HOUR "ELTO" GIVES ENGLAND THK WORLD'S OUTBOARD SPEED RECORD LONDON DECEMBER 19-1930. For the third tine in one year F.1. T0 has hrnkt-n thr V\ ridOutboard Speed Record and thi- tune in Kngland. Pri> ing Mr. Shillan's Non Seqaitur III." pnwrrrd with an 1.1 In Racing Quad,
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      223 20 OCEAN MOTOR POLICIES !♦♦»»>♦> M»H>t«H»»»O«»Mt»»HI 111 GOLD S^ FLAKE CIGARETTES KHHBfIHKaiBBB^HBBPSaIHBSB^BIBVBB2SHBOaMBEBiHiIIB^R ♦♦♦♦♦»♦«♦♦•♦.♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦■»-»<- TIFFIN SUGGESTIONS I |IEA*PERRIMS'| camp p.e m SAUCE m PHILIPS "ARLITA LUNCHEON BEEF TOUCH TO HOME FARE M% SHEEP'S TONGUES- ll 1 I' 1 7^ mnT^k 1. 7f ofo f J rxn/^=x--=a rx m v*. /i KROSTINCr 1
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      235 20 THE OCEAN ACCIDFNT AND GUARANTEE CORF*OR ATION. I-TI). (Incorporated in Great Britain) HrU OBVf for Hall)l SIM.M'OKf \T* WIW TINS Itll 1 It makes no difference if proriur- tion costs have doubled, or raw mater- j ial costs have tripled, if the price I is out of line with what
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