The Straits Times, 31 January 1931

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    39 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTIRY.; Sflv THE LARGEST AND MOST WnUEJftUL NEWSPAPER IV MALAYA. 20 PACKS SINGAPORE, BATUBDAY, JANUARY SI, 1931 v *W(^'jTf> i The Straits Times 0 P\(.KS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JANUARY 31, 1931 PRICK H> CENTS
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      162 1 SINGAPORE 1 78, CECIL ST^ ('PHONE 6161). «15 TONIGHT t.15 "SHOULD A DOCTOR TELL?" j I rit i h I ion I'roduction. Phone 5261-52 M. j SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROM THE FERTILE VALLEYS OF THE FAMOUS SWISS ALPS. v-^L-^f "Sledge Brand" Sweetened ftXAyy o^Q At Condensed Milk is prepared -vicpK
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      222 1 KUALA LUMPUR! 27. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3653>. H Robinson's i JMftfiWA\ Banishes Years See the delightful new straw models row mfvt^^^M'h /■f^PV on v >cw— straw treated in a new wa> t\ <.''■'' iJßß^ A'l < original, chic, and youthful. jij/^'vlm^ gL if I >v Included in the same showing
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      550 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES 'Incorporated in England) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICESPBMIMSPLAB AND ORIENTAL S.N. CA UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD IKiiM LONDON FOR CHINA AM) JAPAN Tonnage dus Spore. KHYHr'K *.100 Feb. 7 w 1 0 Keb. 11
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      615 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YISEN KAISHA). TO LONDON Naplra. Marseilles, London. Antwerp, Rotterdam aad Middlribroagh. Ve»els Tonnage Due Sail I KAMIIMA MARU 10,000 Feb. 12 13 YASUKUNI MARU ***** Feb. 26 26, HAKoNK MAKU 10.000 Mar. 11 U BUWA MAKI m.Tixi Mar. 24 27 rl ShIMI MARU 11.000 Apr. 10 HAKOZAKI
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      433 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated ia Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings br the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,865 tons) and the new motor vefsel, MALABAR (4.512 torn). The Mb MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamer, trading to Australia, cabins
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      601 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO^ LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone SSU. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBI Rl. AND COPENHAGrN. Leave Spore. Peaang. m bORINGIA Feb. 11 Feb. IS *m.». JLTLANI'IA Mar. IS Mar. M m.f. ALSIA Mar. 2S Mar. 27 •ir. SKLANDIA Apr. 8 Ayr. It m.«.
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      605 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP Cay, LIMITED. THE CHINA Ml Tl AI. STEAM NAY. CO. LTD. (Incorporated in Englaad) RMOLAB SERVICE TO MARSEILLES.'! LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWtRI. HAMBI Kl. AND BRKMKN GENOA. HAVRE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW- BOSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON.
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      505 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SER\ Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Bangnara, relupin Patani. Sing'>ra. LaiM, Sichon. Baadoa, Kohsamui, Langiuan. i humpin an<l Bangkok Arrival Departore MALINI Feb. 2 Feb. 4 SUDDIIADIB Feb. 9 Feb. II VALAYA Keb. U The s'eameri are fitted throughout with ■lectnc
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      360 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO- ::\N( ISCO, CAL. TACOM\ ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA. WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PObTTLAND, ORE. JOIN I S» llUlt IE Sailings for I nited States and anad.i I'uints from Honsr Konn. San Franrlaro and ta i Angeles. l'l'K nails from feb 11 Saa I
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      473 3 LWLLAR iIXAMsW UNI oeWAJsaOIICAM MAIL UKB BPNjt d li^il gammmmmmm^J tt IDA ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE SINGAPORE. PENANG. COLOMBO. SUEZ. IMIRT SAII». ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES. (.t.NUA. MARSEILLES. NEW YOBK AND BOSTON Arr ->c Leave Leave Spore Spore Penang IRKS. HAYES Feb. X Feb. Fee. 7 PRES. FILLMORE Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 21
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      866 3 *MRIDDELTSCSSR- ELLERM.4N BUCKNALL LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. (Incorporated in Emflaad.) (Incorporated ia Germauj). BU.ERMAN UNB PASSENGER AND FREIGHT BKKVICE TO .w c _aH T HE UNITED KINGDOM AND Ths andermentloned are the Compaaya CONTINENT. intended flitores FBKIGHT SCBVICB OUTWARDS- outwards Ta Bang Kong. Saaagl.il aad Japan •SAARBRITKEN for Manila. Due
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      885 3 THE STRAITS TIMES and THE STRAITS BUDGET. Bead Office. CECIL AND STANLEY STREETS. SINGAPORE. Braack OsVa. 27. JAVA STREET. EL'ALA LUMPUR. Cable* TIMES. SINGAPORE. Telephones SINGAPORE 4151. KUALA LI'MTUR S6HX Sole AdTcrtixin« Ageats ia Great Britain. KKLTKKS, Ltd.. 24. Old Jewry. La*do«. B.C, 2. (through whom all buinau with British
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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      409 4 SITUATIONS VACANT I i appl>ing for any position, advertised I Hi-nd rt.pies of testimonial llu not amd oricinala. boy. to :thy. ~U, I. thoroughly experienced i>ne re* I, Straits h an capable -mall infant an.! to travel to I. rvchnieal maa-| rmt«-r to take charjri..'lniHil. Ml I thr right man.
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      679 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET. TO LCT, 4 snd 4-A. P.anVs l'laee. ImtseJiate entry. A;;>ly Meyer Brothers. TO LET. No. 79, Meyer Road. Apply Meyer Brother*. TO LET. No. Mi, Orchard Road. Apply Xever Brothers. TO LKT. 81. Meyer Road. Entry F.b. 1. liroihers. Tv LKT. 90. Meyer Road. Immediate. entry.
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      1008 4 BUSINESS PREMISES BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET. TO LET TO LET. (lfT.ce ac.onimodat.oi,.. l,t Fl. l.afalfar St-.-et. ar- i t:ifllci Place. Apply hrench Bank. ...UOM seiaaTC fnet jn cruund level, nuit- le for rubber or imports, conveaient Ij Ti) LKT. ridown No. 31, Rob'rtson Quay B-nk.ann to n.mediate Entry. Apply Meyer
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      627 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB ISSIE OF tlOMtl PER CENT. DEBKNTI RKS. The Committee >.f tht Bingapore Turf Clui. hereby give Botica that the abov Del.rntu Ij^uc ha« been OTersabacrioas] an.i th.- list now closed. A 11. TODD. Secretary. I Dated. January 29, IHI. TAIPING TURF CLUB FOURTH PROFESSIONAL MEETING.
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      128 4 PUBLIC NOTICES INTBONI NOTICE Rt- T>f «ivan Tang Pawiwhop. No*n< i I ihamb. to brin LEGAL NOTICES ASEPSO I>\\Al. K L hi ai I AND N th. SALE OF CHOPS Wo. Ii h th:.t v. II(,Cli 1^ jutock-ir. and m' Rooa, all thiChops and th..t our abnolut. M THIAM H
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    "COURTESIES" AT BY-ELECTIONS.
    881 5 CEYLON LETTER. Growing Popularity Of British Cars. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo. Jan. The by-election, held last Saturday, for the South Colombo seat in the 1 lative Council wa> won fey Mr. K U F'ereira. X .<'.. and that for .he Xorthirn I»i\ i-: -ti -rut l.y
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    QIARANTINE.
    44 5 Hong Kong Order for Boats From Bangkok. <Kn.m <»ur Own Correspondent Baneki.k. Jan. 30. T*r British I.riratii<r here has received ■M from the (iovernor of Raajg Ki.r ir. Sir William Peel, that quarantine ■.i.. l.iin imposed on boats from on account of plague.
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      283 5 Raffles Hotel TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE MONIA LITTER'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA GRILL ROOM SPECI M. DISH TONIGHT kii\-i iii i hi i\(. mrpm I MiRM \M)K ltK\l>MJ (HIKV BAI II I'OIMOKS $1.7'». WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 4th M EMPRESS OP Al SIRALIA IN PORT. Tea Dance 6.15 p.m. Cruise Ball 9.45 p.m.
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      451 5 CUIRASS PRODUCTS Liquid Proofing LIQUID PROOFING ANTI-CORROSIVES ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS MA M FA C lIX hi) H V BRITISH BYPRODUCTS, LIMITED. SOLI .\<ri:\, C' ENTRAI SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. Tel. No. 5171 (4 lines). auction notice The British Malaya Trustee continuation sale and Executor Co.. Ltd. (By (MM ■>: M C.
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      174 5 Today's Crossword Puzzle. pi \^t I m^B i i i l (CLUES.) ACROSS. -o s«ng 11. Makes n sneeiins »ound 1 Srjrch Mailed together 4 Spatti-rs Projecting partu of v roof j 10. SUf) l*vcl U. Kihbrr M. Imm.nne 11. I: It. Klasiring U J..,ne.l Kir.l of type If, 111.
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    FEATURES OF THE WEEKS NEWS FROM CHINA. TWO CHINAS OR ONLY ONE?
    1021 6 An American Analysis THE YELLOW RIVKR AS A NATURAL BOUNDABY. mi- of the statement* made and conclusior-.s irawn by the writrr article, which appeared in the Sar Chronicle, there will not hi agreement, hut p<rtu>n* are worth as
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    DOLLAR, TARIFF AND EXTRALITY.
    867 6 SHANGHAI LETTER. Silver and Home Leave. THK BUSINESS TANGLI CONTINUES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) thai, Jan. territory after In ing granted Power. The Id llT'an I Aa> i-.-- -.-mony, but the incident if -iirnificance. Negotiation- leading up to the rendition far tai k a> August. poifll
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    CAMPAIGN AGAINST COMMUNISTS.
    451 6 Ominous Rumours Still Prevail. Hankow, Jan. IS. According to a message from Ch^ng<U, commercial bodie* there are agreed that no substantial results have been obtuined. so far. as a result of the efforts to suppress thf Communist bandits in the llunan-Kiang-i border area. The reason for this
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    HSINMING VICTIMS.
    82 6 Release Secured By Canton Naval Forces. Canton. Jan. I.V A it hail U'come knewn that a gang of ai ratal «> looted the China Mer i iiant-' Steam Navigation Co. steamer Hsinming on January 10 at the entrance f the Mm River had sought refuge at lias Bay.
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    BRITISH MISSION.
    462 6 Strange Manifesto By Hankow Tang-pu. Hankow. Jan. 13. Memliers of the section of the British i Economic Mission which is visiting Hankow paid visits yesterday to some of the I leading local industrial establishments. They were entertained in the evening by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese
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    GOLD LOAN TO CHINA.
    131 6 Excitement in Shanghai Chinese Circles. Shanghai, Jan. 19. Kxritemcnt has hee*i aroused in Chinese i-iri l>'s by a report stating thai a League of Nations' special delegate is expected soon t i proceed to China on a mis'ion to .•riange an international gold loan of Ciri
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    A COMELY "RED."
    505 6 Why Chinese Girl Turned Bolshevist. Shanghai. Jan. 16. Yang I-laan. a comely muiden, who has for several yean been a devotee of Sovietism. still live*, writes a Canton correspondent of the North (hina Daily News. She wifl not have to sacrifice her earthly existence on the altar
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    SHANGHAI "REDS."
    88 6 Lightning Raids on 27 Radical Suspects. Shanghai, Jan. I.l Important documents were discovered following a series of lightning raids on _'T Suspected radicals. Those- arrested included two women. The documents reveal that a largescale Communist demonstration was plan ned for Shanghai on Wednesday, the anniversary of Lenin's death,
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    THE INIQUITIES OF SHANGHAI.
    492 6 Hu Han-mill's Indictment And a French Answer. Shanghai, Jan. 1. Apropos of the agitation which at present conducted against the .Shanghai Municipal Council, on the score of it< inability to maintain law and crier in the International Settlement, the f >llow ing extract from an interview
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    NANKING'S TRADK TAX.
    112 6 How the Impost Will He Operated. Nanking. Jan. Id The State Coumi! has MHMHMad re filiations governing the im|H>silion of the now trade tax whuh will he enforCanton. Peking, Tientsin. Shanghai and the provinces. The Nanking edict states that the lav will be collected on a basis
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      43 6 V jKjC 4i fret I.M H^F II ft T*^w^^^^^ t-S# Si^^Er 1 W ■ill These pncn inelud* «9v VI jflE^Z^B 'within 24 hm.i and 1\ Nk. t^^^^^S^ inurn puslagc. QJH|'. Proa all Phnlo Dralrr* or j— direct from B *f Sliproff I'rnanc Ipoh.
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      184 7 Positively Last Night 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 JEANNETTE MACDONALD REGINALD DENNY in MOVIETONES JOYOUS FARCE OH, FOR A MAN PunchL^ Aihambra Programmes have it And here* just another super to smath home the fact On time again with a Brilliant Holiday Programme that Kicks the Lid off Gloom TOMORROW SUNDAY Three
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      126 7 1 oe Q€>oo oeoo op r><s r>,y pppr *p^^ 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 Absolutely Your Last Chance TO DECIDE "SHOULD A DOCTOR TELL?" EDGAR WALLACE'S DRAMATIC Problem Play. Should A Doctor Tell? will not be Shown at the Children's Matinee INSTEAD An Afternoon of Laughs with "THE CUCKOOS GALA MATINEE AT
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      274 7 H Matinees: SIT. SUN, 3.15 Starting Friday for Three days H only. The Talkie Screen's Most Delightful Lovers. H JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL Pj HIGH SOCIETY BLUES H H SPARKLING ALL-TALKING MUSIC A I ROMANCE FIVE CATCHY SONGS THAT YOU'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER W H Monday: ELSTREE CALLING SPECIAL Upstairs: $1.25
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    CLEARING BANKS.
    85 8 I onsiderable Fall In Turnover. fail in the turnover for tstsment of iriag 11. .u5.- Although during thi I >■■< year the amount of rhequev bills, el, pmd xhuwed an increase the t.t.u rt tin »ince ital ha« failed I* >hn» The li»:ti< tive years. r the •lecrrase.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    23 8 Krom China and Manila, by President i v- Singapore n<.<in on Monday From China, by Crt-mer, duo at Sins;aM..i 'lay afternoon.
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    PASSENGERS.
    143 8 ngers arrived at Smr• it- \u-!ra!:an ports by the Ml ii. Mr M. J Dufl Ft! v K Hurd-W A J Jon.-. Mr- A M Ley*. Mr F. W 111 r f T. Shep r.er.l. Mr R H M Le Gen, Mr D l Mitckell, Miai V Phipp.. Mi-
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    EXCHANGES.
    36 8 RugM. im Foreign etrhanget are Amsterdam ITS Honu.ay Is. s\d.. i Rucharest MT. Ri.. 11,.I 1 Rfjaasa Aire» x ("open•era Ull 3 HsJsiacfors IM Hong I loni.'.. Monte Video Oa|a lUCH, Stockholm Prague IM'.. Yoko-
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      CHURCH SERVICES.
      565 8 :;t asdrkws \thh)Rai Sep< sima, reh. 1. 7 a.m.. Holy num. IJM a ri Matin j H..1) lon Chora! In a.m.. Children's Eucharist S.an p.m.. Kv*Bsong i Choral, and Sermon Holy I.iim. on Mori Wed. and Friday at ■> a.m.. Tuc>., ll.ur and Saturday at a.m. -I i
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      VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
      238 8 Programme of ilrilU up to arid for ndinir Feij. h Monday. Pea. 2. I'ubli, H..1i.1..y Tuesday. Fel. I. Mr. pm Drill Hall. M lln. S.S A K. Juii.t M.lk < la.-, llnll Para4e I.", p.m.. Tan Tact laasj BaaaMal, i KA. Sur»inir. hir^t Aid. and Orgam>ktion I Inesday.
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      266 8 EXCHANGE. Singapore, Jan. 31. On London, Bank 4 m 2 3*» D. mand I'S 23 32 Private 3 m. credit 2 4 3 32 On New York, demand 66 1 IS Private 90 d Wt% On France, Bank T.T. 1430 (In India. Bank T.T. I.'.:, 1 On lion* Kunr Bajik
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        MINING.
        465 8 Val. I'd. Buy»r«. Scllen. fl XI Amki Kumbanf SI I .1 Aycr Ilitam Tin 11 12 «',.<! {1 fl Bangrin Tin 11 6 It 6 1 1 Bating radang 0.10 0.15 1 1 Batu CMl 0.50 0.55 1 1 Buk.t Aranjr 0J. r > 0.40 II fl Burmah Malay
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        GENERAL.
        266 8 MM Val. I'd. Buyers. Sellers. X I Altx. Brick Ordi. 1.30 tM 2 2 Alex. Brick Prcft. 2.20 2.30 cd. (1 fi Brit. Am. Tobacco 4.V0 4.10.0 1 1 i Mitral Kngine 0.35 0.40 nom. WMCMmh Tom. Bank 70.00 75.00 tl £1 c <m. T. 8. 7 f c
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        91 8 Singapore Cold Storage 1 p.(. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-St 1M 10* ci. Sinsaoore MnmciDal 6 re Singapore Municipal 4S p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 f 1,600,000 N par w Singapore Municipal 4* p.c of 1909 nd. 19&6 $1,000,000 M par Singapore Municipal 4 pr. of >
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        388 8 Fraser and Co. and I.yall and Evatt's quotations. Today's Pr\e— Fruer Lyall A Co. Er.u Allfnhv if I I 0 ;i. r > 1.06 0.95 1.0ft Alor i.ajab («1) IJC 1.10 OJt* G.M A. HiUm <$li II.' 1.25 1 in in V Kgniag (11) Ml %M 0.20 OJU
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    DISAPPOINTING RESULTS.
    263 8 African and Eastern Trade Corporation. Maapaatattag renult^ arr shown in the rrik.rt of the African and Ka»tern Trade orporation. No dividend M received I'rite.l Afrira »'o ohoie operations werv evidently atlerted by thr alamp in commodities. I'rufit of the African and Kaitern Co. amounted t" only fl compared
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    193 8 .Saturday. Jar.ua>: Sh.pa alongside th« Wfcin.i or eiaeetea to arriie. Eatranre ta»t Wharf An»hun 1 Main Wharf Islaaaat II \.t. II Mahidol I" Ment.i I Empire Dock Dardsnus 3 In-I.ank •> Takada 3 Silver-willow 37 3 Marella M 4 k i.t.i 'A karf Kuala m I Anterior
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    160 8 Sataraay. Janaary 31. H. W. 7 4 am.. 8 ft. 1 in.. 10 4 p.m Opening" 4 premises of th» Orcal t nion. Snn«a>. Fehroarv 1. H «14 am., f ft. in.. 10 44 1 in. Moaaay. F.hriarj ft am.. 9 ft. in. »»->• P m
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    132 8 T.wU>. I'ontianak T.,,r.an ISuufh-Kast Borneo iBfL' and Paleml North. North-hast and Nortfe-WaM Sumatra. <>) Ion. Southern and V\,,tr.- h lia Lafcn i Pladjo* and Palembanc I M and* I Rhio. B.il.t. r Java. Sumatra. South-Kist H Moluccas k 1 1. u Tandjon* Balei and l.a!»>ran H.l.k iJarak)
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    27 8 ■7 S'purr 1WI London Arrd. P'Artaftian Edavana Kalyan Taklma Anfrrs Tjcrimai I*c II I)*r. II I>*c. 26 Jan. It Jan. 1 I Jan. I
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    19 8 The M.M. Chant ;l!y Saic-.ti on Monday at 7 a.m. u t>ab!y sail f«f Mulras the s:i 3 p.m.
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      167 8 JAVA BUDWOOD AND OCULATIONS Tjirandji Clones. TJIRANDJI CLONES 'r.,m thr Clone* JIRANDJI I 11. 111. VIII, X ;ind XVI 1 INTEMSTR ■re continually under con. 1 KuM.cr l'roof Station at Huiten- lk- Irnt !ij as never to have recommend Tjirandji I rell known for il. hi-h pieM "iuch higher than
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      28 8 jO A DELICIOUS AND ill REFRESHING DRINK Jwk BUT ALSO OF DEFINITE FOOD-HEALTH VALUE FRASER &NEAVfc LTD ORANGE CRUSH NEW WORLD CABARET DANCING EVERY NIGHT. ADMISSION SO ots.
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      258 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature Rain- Sun- Relative Pirec- Speed Weather. Max. Mm. fall, shine. Humidity. tion. V. V. ins. hours. m.p.h. Alor Star VI 73 0.01 B.a '.'< KNI 1" ftaa KotM rtharu H T.I 0.11 7.1 Calm Fine K.Trcngganu K7 7:t I.IJ 8J
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    387 9 Big Increase in Rubber Stocks. REYIStCI, FK.IRES FOR TIN SHIPMENTS. (H> Our I inanrial Correspondent.) r. Sat ji day. 10 a.m. Today- Price* Kubher. ll t rent-. D4-r Ih. Tin. IT'i MM at Vi» per picul. YeMi'rda.v't I'rirrv Rubber. I undi.ll .d. down ',d. New 7', rt-..
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      CURRENCY GAMBLING BY BANKS.
      600 9 Strong Criticism From Shanghai Importer. A strons; attack on currency gambling by banks, made not entirely without justincatiun. is cvntainrd in a letter addressed to thi-N-.rth thina Daily News by Mr. H. Schloten. a leadinic Shanghai importer. Mr Srhloten rHai If any evidence were necessary for
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      MALAY RUBBER.
      97 9 The report of the Malay Rubber I'lanU-.- I that thr net profit for the year c-ndi .1 S. pt. .iU Mi.untrd to £M,701 (arainst «U.ft"'. 1.11 .1 IMM»I, tv which must be added £Z. 3'>> I '..u»ht forward. The directors n~>-oae t> •raaafer Fi.ooo tv rri.ri-al lescrvv. and
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      54 9 Tone of Market :-VJui*t. Lateit Cable I— Lon,|..n Sp..t She»l l.S-lM. per lb. New York Spot Shr-,t cent. t% per lb. R.S.S equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender N ><• ..r Kt-hruary M hVb. -M»r. April June luly-3«ut. 11 T IS* its l>
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      Djasinga Rubber And Produce.
      1893 9 A RECORD OF STEADY PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT. The twentieth ordinary general m etin/ .f the Djasinga Rubber and Produce 0 1.t.l v n.ld on Dec. 1 in the Council Room ".< I the Rubber Growers' Association, Ido! London. Mr. Km Mac-fiidycn ihaimian of tn. company, presiding.
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      RUBBER COMPANIES ANALYSED.
      351 9 Positions as Disclosed B> Latest Reports. Brookland* Selar.» r. a H. j«;.sd Brot c. ncern. rontroU an area of 7.079.. acres Planted nahkei and coccnuts amount V h,C'<~ a«re«. IMta artai f—irp covered by th« last-mentioned commodity. MUture rubber in April. Iff*, and for 192.5-26 paid 40
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      THE DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS.
      365 9 The followinf pub'icst.- n< were mrivr aed by the Department of St*tixtKi .NJi. nn<l X.M.S.. ilunnr the »«ek ending Jan. 27, anc) arr available fur puhlu -h. Ktfirtrwi' library, Kullertun Buildintr I S.nirapnn 1 -jrU Ly th,- Dep irtnieit Nil. Xt ciri'd Ly the Df|iartmrtit Hurma
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      RUBBER REPORT.
      133 9 .in.l i'-.t 1 r. dated Jan. 30. With M Iy a !:..r ile- :n»nd and absence of ■awcwlati** buying, price* havr *a*;t**d during the- Ml un'l la must rvri show a decline of around njf n cent At the lower level inquiry went to U- j- 1 i«fl»<l>
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      EASTERN SMELTING CO.
      126 9 Tk* report of the directors, preacntcd at •he nineteenth ordinary genernl meetins; of Eastern Tin Smelter? Ltd.. held at Pnn<House. »5. (Ir. »ham Street. London, on Tv»«- day. Doc 2.; stated that the net profitI araounud to aV>S.7G4. and. aflat makins; provitun for th'- ittins shown in
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      KRAMAT TIN DREDGING.
      29 9 Initial inUi.m dividend of (d. per share, leas income-tax at 4s. 6d. in the pound, on account of year ending Jan. 31. I'.'ll payaulor. Jan. U.
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    HOME FINANCIAL MATTERS.
    377 9 For Investors Who Have Burned Their Finders." SATHFACTORI > BAB FOB REAL ESTATE. (From Our Own t\ tt- <pondcnt.) ■ii 1. In thr <it the stock markt I dimensions, ;:n.i 1 stock.-- which h Krounespei Ihe close. hi'Ui-. vened on th I rediscount rate idle, oil ihii
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,SATURDAY,JAN 31,1931. DIVORCE ANOMALIES.
    1163 10 In a rpcent leading article on the subjut i.f Kntfhsh divi.rce laws and the campaign which is being conducted by prominent jurists with the object of securing drastic measures of reform, we referred incidentally to an article contributed to latin- !■>• the Rt.
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    CENTRAL EUROPEAN PROBLEMS.
    956 10 Urgent Need for Economic' Collaboration. <B> br< If Trocquer. the former French Mini»lrr of I'ublir Work* ami President of the Krrnrh (iimmillff ol ihr Kuropran < u»fo«i» I nMin.l The jourm-v which I have plt-t.-d in central Kurope and the Balkjih«; been molt illuminating. My gHMral :i
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    11 10 Mr. J. M. Mciulf has been aiinoinH'ii iMpactor „f School*. Witoita.
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    14 10 Mr H I). Kl«>. h«> been appointed a Oeputjr RrgiMiui o f Deeds. Sin*.,
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    17 10 Mr. W H. Catfield. M.C., M s.. bs>een appointed to act ax Assist*- ary for Chinese AfWtl
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    16 10 Mr \v. Om^m r» n ,,.,i M Asuisunt fur.t roller h ihr r'n-ventiv. "»*rvice. Muno|Hili«<ii HfMtaMM
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    22 10 Mr. KM nrvi Mr A. M. Eieku!. of th,irra of M. Lzrkivl and Sons. SinKaiK.r. lave bwn granteii lertifi. .itt-s of na•ution.
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    21 10 The Hon. Mr. W. JJifter Marks'. Tebrmu lateta, J..h(.r»-. his been apjHiint.-.i i member of the Indian Immigra' n it tee.
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    20 10 Second- I.ieut 1,. W Arnold has been' ppointxj Actinic Captain wh: •orarily In command of (Malay) "omnany. Malacca YolunU-«-i O*tfa\,
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    25 10 Mr. Stenson Cooke. secretary of th«X.A.. who »s in Mlnj/apore recently f.,i the marri»j|, of his daughter, has arriwd ■>ack in England after visiting A
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    35 10 Mi. M V IK.| Tuf<i. who is rotuminn from home leave on Keh. lit. in joinc M rm% DtekßM Ulstrlvt Officer in place <i Mi. J, A A. Kalth. mho will bi v home leave.
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    29 10 The death took place at A lor Monday of Tuan Shenfah Katimah Merah. wife of H.H. The SulUn of K.ilah and mother of Tunkus Yaacob. Yahaya. »nd Abdul Majid.
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    56 10 The weddinr between Mr. Kreil Burden of Sunjrei Bairan ElUtt, Kelantan. and Mrs. Thompson (nee Brown) will lake Place at St. Andrew'-^ Church. Penan*, (.n Tues<la.v next. Mr. Burden i» well kn..wn in K.-lktitan. where he has Iwen j-lknilni.' for the past 12 years. Mrs, TH.. the daughter of the
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    211 10 RECRUITS WANTED. not a n«*« \«-ri-. nl i.n fooncer generation of malt- in Sinffap< re. I' am ial nt riiititi. i':.Ua!i..n > n in ich Mfpow w*mU haw la with tIM niruiui fi.rri un.l to -;> in any that iiiik' 11 b) The At the m..:
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    63 10 R 'Mr Tun Swm Nvt-f m London, n rabl< wbj I.«> ll«-<n>: from Mr Stansnui\. i,! CfcuCCTJ lan.-. -«-n...! lar'.n.i t h.' lejr«l film in v.hn;h \lr. Tan >»,. N|fw had b**n workin| a.- M r h^.t»n<lini; 'h» 1 to the- ffff-^t that an „,.j,j ■ml the \.-r.l .j.,, ture
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    WINSTON CHURCHILL'S CAMPAIGN "TO SAVE INDIA.11 EMPIRE'S LIFE INVOLVED.
    186 11 WINSTON CHURCHILL'S CAMPAIGN "TO SAVE INDIA. 11 EMPIRE'S LIFE INVOLVED. Mr. Churchill on Indian (Question. 6ANDHTB MESSAGE. Conditions Which Are Ksscntial. Lasdaa, Jan. Ml India" Ml W 1 -ton Churchill, in a lanil that af India. -„.n of paMaM t lifa "f the British I up for what we U
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    GEN. BUTLER'S CASE.
    224 11 Energetic Preparations For Court-Martial. Waahiagtoa, Jan. M. I h. c ally I'iishin. foi irt-martial. Th> roaspoaad of from I C» r asked h:> rade, Ma H< 1 ry Leonard, who i» now a prominent ki Washing ton, to ili'fend him. Ma atred li.neral Smedley Iti't'cr's life at
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    CRISIS IN CHICAGO.
    58 11 ii t > Kmployet's' Salaries May Not he I'aid. ::n. While .l.nyng the reports that Ch 'ticials palitjr ia again 1, reaxtoriag the -.tlaries imMai:. to a head lat id pat ion w.n 1 The Stiaw which iii-i 174,000,000, 1 ar.king interest^ will no 1 support the
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    PRINCESS BEATRICE.
    32 11 A (Juiit Hay and Strength (•ained. London. Jan. SL A Liuileim itatM that, as a raaajl last and a quiet day.. Prince- Bcatrio has gained a little strength. -Reuter. 1
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    COTTON DISPUTE UNSETTLED.
    194 11 Prime Minister's Efforts Fail. London. Jan. 30. taavja] to the weavers' decision in the cotton dispute, the Prime Minister ay ami today negotiated with the r< presontatives of the employers and weavers. The negotiations were broken off tonight, and the weavers' representa•urned ti Manchester. Interviewed by Reuter's
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    ANARCHIST CAUGHT.
    151 11 Man Who Terrorised Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Jan. 30. After terrorising the city for three the anarchists di Giovanni and Scarf* have been arrested and will be ■hot. 1> (iiovanni was born in Italy and is accused of throwing the bomb which wrecked the Italian Consulate here in
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    MEXICAN DEBT.
    168 11 New Agreement Made With Bankers. New York, Jan. 30. I A new agreement for settlement of the Mexican debt has been signed permitting tha postponement of gold payments for inn years owing la the decline in silver but retaining other features of the agree- n.ent of July J.">.
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    SZECHWAN CHAOS.
    87 11 Nanking's Renewed Efforts For Peace. L Nanking, Jan. 22. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has invited i. neral Liv Hsiang, of Ichang, to attend a I onference here in connection with an »ffort to settle the political chaos in s,ei hwan. Mi. Tai Chi-tao, who is visiting Canton, las also
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    MOTORSHIP AGROUND.
    157 11 31 Passengers Saved From i American Vessel. Victoria. B. C, Jan. 14. j With :>1 passengers aboard the coastMse BMtOThip Northland today was! branded off treacherous Helmecken -lan 1. The vessel is hard aground but ler passengers and members of the crew ire safe and she is not
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    PATHETIC SCENES AT HAIG PIT.
    326 11 Gas Hampers Rescuers. TWENTY-SIX MINERS PERISH. London, Jan. Ml It is now estimated that the dead and missing as a result of the disaster in the Haig Pit. Whitehaven, Cumberland, nun--ber 26. Thirteen men were taken to I hospital burnt or gassed. The disaster was
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    OPIUM IN EGYPT.
    276 11 Position Reported as Much Improved. (ieneva. Jan. 30. The creed of the retailers in adulterating up to IM3 per cent, was mentioned by Russeil Pasha, at a meetin of the Opium Committee, as one of the main causes for the decrease, by .10 |mt cent., in drugtaking
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY BILL.
    87 11 Levy on Manufacturers For Research. London. Jan. 30. I The House of Commons has passed the ■econd reading of the Rubber Industry Bill, a private measure designed to safeguard Rubber K« search by means of a g levy of i.ne-twe.ity-fifth of a penny per Ib. ii >n
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    METROPOLITAN POLICE.
    91 11 Sir Charles Royds' Successor Appointed. c London, Jan. 30. p Sir Tievnr Bigham has been appoint- I ■d Deputy-Commissioner of the Metro- a M litan Police in -uccession to Sir Charles ft Ri yd:, who died recently. Mr. Norman Kendal succeeds Sir tl rrever Bingham as Senior Assistant
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    WOMEN KILLED BY AVALANCHE.
    521 11 Expedition Overwhelmed. ANOTHER TRAGEDY OF THE AIJN. Hernc. Jan. 30. Three. British wo i.en tourists Mrs. Frank Furnivall, Miss I). M. Furnivall .in I HJm U-slie Galloway -and one guide were killed on an expedition from Jungfrau-Joch (Pass) for Aletsch Glacier. They had been missing since
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    FRANCE'S POLICY.
    126 11 Rational Limitation Of Armaments/ Paris, Jan. 30. A Ministerial declaration read in Parliament says the new Government will devote itself methodically and ■atiently to the organisation of peace in the world with the collaboration of all nations sincerely animated by the same i?tenti< n and all governments which
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY PROSPECTS.
    222 11 Great Britain's Choice Of Machines. Rugby. Jan. M. Lady Houston, the »i.i.>« af the millionaire shjpowatr, has oaTcrad lo gaa< the sun af iiiMi.iMMi which the Maw I Minister considers nan aaarj the expenses in connection with pro: the British entry t'. defend th. Ichl Trophy in
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    SHANSI AFFAIRS.
    191 11 Provincial Governor's Views. Peking. Jan. 16. The chairman of the Shansi provincial rovemment. General Shang Chen, in an nterview given to a Chineaa corresponent in Tientsin yesterday, declared that t had been decided that the Shansi force.' k- reduced to four armies of two divisions ach and that
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    THE BRITISH MISSION.
    26 11 Hong Kong. Jan. :!i>. The British Economic- V to Hong Kong yesterday, after its tour 1 the cities of the interior Sin K
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    COMMISSIONERS AND TENDERS.
    165 11 Powers of President \nd Executi\c. A UHGNATION. Result of Mr. Wckkcfl Motion. mi lion to reduce the pnn of the President and e\eruli\r aVan in lonnerl on «nh under- »a- hroarhed li Mi II \\o!-kel .1' the Municipal Caiail ■rrrf meeting >e-trrdav and after loni: di-cu--ion the
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    KATONG TRAGEDY.
    101 11 Especkerman Committed To the Assizes. Arthur Bernard in. tti Eurasian who is alletre.l to ha the death of Mr B I.1 :i I attacking him with a :< ing pin. uas naMaittad ta the nex Singapore Aasiaai on a chafg* af murder hv Mr. (J. K. layt.in. the
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    U.S.A. AND CHINA.
    76 11 Joint Shipping Company Suifjrested. Nanking. Jan. M. It is rcpei ted that American ihippini ron.ein- H;'\e approa.hcil tfe munication- Ministry with form a Sim. Ameman Shipp pany the Amen -an awl the steamer^ an beial the < hir.. to cperate Ml licei on present or nev routes
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    UNRULY SEAMEN.
    102 11 Trouble in Singapore Harbour. About twenty Chinese m< crew of the K.I.M. steamer Sinva'uui caused MM trouble on l>..acd on Tuesday when boats with a fresh crew earn alongside the vaaaaL The unf. hers bombartled the hosts with 1 coal and the ship's alajn .r.tet .en.-.l without su.
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    TENDERS AGAIN.
    4029 11 Mr. Wolskel's Criticism Of Executive. ttd (XCCUi" make ■in look which it rather an in- Mr. V. •er up at th- and if a way <ut eomU l*» alx.ut it. anil if he -„\<.al which had 111 1 <■• adu it iti iif ht inninic an.i. all. R
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    CENTRAL BANK OF CHINA
    31 11 ■aag Kong, Jan. W. Messrs. Sum Chai-Va and Taaag Kiet ;»in(f today assumed the respective office of chairman and viee-chainaaa Central Bank of China.- Sin Ku<> Mm.
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB MEETING.
    2322 12 Mr. Holden Webb's Retirement. BUTE TO WORK. SJLA. OfTICIAlS 1 SALAMtS .f the Singapore r.i.. I. Mr <i I n a> he hi 1m <>i the report .in -aid: year three professional .1 two amateur meetings us some very and here, gentlemen, ta emphasise their B
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    57 12 The Cuckoos," that popular farce featuring Wheeler and Woolsey, returns to the Capitol tomorrow night. "Swing High," a Pathe musical extravacanza of Cirrus life, featuring Helen Twelvetrees, opens at the Alhambra tomorrow night. Hik'h Society Bluej," with Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor, finishes at the Pavilion tomorrow night.
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    SEQUEL TO HOTEL SCENE.
    1463 12 Further Hearing in Police Court After another hearing, the case in which Mr. J. J. Paske<»>-e is charged with voluntarily c.v mir gru.ous hurt. ar, alternatively, witn voluntarily causing hurt, to Mr. J K. Peacock, by throwing him down the leal leading down from the roof
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED.
    116 12 Accused of Theft From Woman's Handbag. The case in whu art**, a F.untpean. is ehmrnd with thi of $200 from a handbag belon^'injc to a woman r.ame<l Kesina Axe in May last year was mentioned in court today and I o. tpomd until Feb. I upon the application
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    30 12 A meeting af the c< mmittec if the StraiU Settlements (Singapore) Asaocia- tion will be held on Tuesday. Kel, M Shipping Conferences i» one of the MHM on the agenda.
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    RATTAN FOR CHINESE STUDENT.
    131 12 Lecture en Hitfh School Affairs." in the •nah wa heard in a eaae i I Qran Mac tay aft.-mi.on f the rattan on I chartminii! tn a H San .> 18, claimed trial on a chainto the Kee Wa dir 1 School Mr. J tot ate.
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    JAPAN'S FOREIGN POLICY.
    196 12 Review by (ho Acting Premier. Bar >n Shi.i- ..f th-« Admiiii ti Hamsgu I -.-I the general ibmuk of th« Diet thi H' an event influencn van the London Naval that it wa.s Treaty played in ta.~ ilisinf? the ,i ..n iini, as it did, I the
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    ATTACK ON U.S. DRY LAW.
    128 12 Brief > Filed in (a so lief ore Supreme ourt. Magtaa, Jan. 14. Preliminary mnn in Urn gteat battle to i>nc«- the i <>n>titutionalitv "f Ai.r V tion law, were made •In- two men charged with violation of the 18th Amendment and th. Volstead Act
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    REDS DEFEATED.
    46 12 Two Hundred Killed In kiang*i. Honr Baas& Jan. 30. The forces under the Nal Generals Tang Kai antl Lvi Tao-ming, in imunisls ■I Sumkianghow (probably Sjuikiang 75 I Mant-hang. the K »njfi. capital >. It ik claimed that IM R«k were killed. Sin Kuo Mm.
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    25 12 The anniul moating uf the Sin^lport und South Malaya Buy Scout> A will be held in the V MCA. Hall a> Kriduv. Fib. IS. at.
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      RUGBY SEASON ENDING.
      391 13 .Meeting of Old Rivals. S.( vs. 2nd WELCH ON THK PADANG. :nra|)-.rr Kuirt<y «ca^in officially i xlay with u triim- between the U h i.n the I'adanjr M the- CM siili- anil it- <h->n-«- li> end a i whi< h has heen ft iimlK-r of matches :i
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      COMMERCIAL CUP.
      394 13 Mansfield and Socony Teams Eliminated. Wearne Bros. 3. Maa-ield I In the Commercial Cup competition played yesterday at the Stadium between Wearne Bros! and Mansfield's the form, r ran out winners by 3—l3 1 after a hard f< ught game. The standard of play was quite high, but
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    HOCKEY.
    39 13 Medical College Boat Chinese Team. ■ga \l <lefeatr«l the 1 ti:! in 4 RUM the M«\an Khool irrf«und I >>rf!liant i |i .iy and scored all six goals. L 1 at centre half wait the mainthc ColWga defence.
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    S.C.C. BOWLS.
    90 13 H. (iray Wins Final df Sin^lrs Championship. The S.C.C. Imiwls championship was urday by Mr. H. (.ray. who deftated Mr. F. C. Sand-, in the final n it At the conclusion of the game the trophies won in the hows tournaments during 'he season wcie presented to the
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    TENNIS IN SAIGON.
    103 13 Miss David Wins "Cercle Sportif" Championship. Ft* the third tin.c in succession. Miss David has won the women* sjagtajl championship of the "Cercle Sportif." Saigon. In the recent final she beat Minr. IT Muc. (Ira» playe.l in the Malayan ten■;i« championships last year. In the jonu-n's sinifU's
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    BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    235 13 Professionals Refuse To Compete This Year. The professional billiards championship grows more farcial each year, according to a Home par«r in mail week. Disputes among- the players led. in the first case, t/i the withdrawal of W. Smith, the Darlington player, when he was reigning 1 hantpion. Neither
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    67 13 Saturday. January 31. Taip ll ..mprtitionw Irk, s < c oluny. Kuala Lumpur. >vn4a>. r. hrj»r\ 1 >n mM I 'lull. an<l I Hukit Tiniah. al I umpctition: I luu. M..nda>. I l»l— S| ■nasal Boar* 1 luPMla> Ir'iniin t. B A.T. vs. -•diUTn. Sd urea). PMM !»|or.»
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    INTERNATIONAL SPORT OF 1930.
    422 13 England's Bad Showing In Principal Events. •How Britain has fared in international ■poit during the past year is shown in the record given below, according to a Home paper of mail week. The country has suffered defeat in most of the principal events, but British repi
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    LINDRUM'S REWARD.
    274 13 LIN DRUM'S REWARD. Cheque from Promoter Of Empire Tournament. Walter Lindrum, at Thurston't. was I 'M-sinteti in mail week with a cheque for i'.VH) by Mr. W. A. Camkin, the promoter of the International Tournament, as a recognition, on behalf of "the trade" of his record hreak of 3,905 made
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    296 13 Today's Cup and League Matches. The following a>iv thr Scottish Cup and English League matches to be playirfc today Srottis* 2nd Ro.nd Dundrr Vtd. Ti. Celtic. Motherwell IS. Albion Rovers. Murrajrfteld Am. Ayr DM. lyde vs. St. Mirr.en I Third Lanark vs. Airdrieonianv Bo'new v*. Alloa Athletic. Rangers
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    TAIPING RACES.
    33 13 Scratching* for Today's Events. The Taipint; Turl' CM prof-«sion;«l meeting begins today. The only scratching is Bizarre in race There will be a douole tote on race* I and 7. 1
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    242 13 Many Clubs in Bad Financial Position. The outlook for the New Year for the majority of League clubs is the NVWM of 1 rosy, their financial positions giving rise to grave anxiety. There are a few. such as the Arsenal Sheffield Wednesday. Aston Villa, TottenI ham Hotspur, and
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    SEGRAVE MEMORIAL.
    171 13 How the Trophy Will Be Awarded. The Segrave Memorial Fund, for which a suitable trophy will be purchased, has been closed, the donations, which were headed by the Prince of Wales, being adequate. An Awarding Committee is to be appointed, consisting of representatives of the Royal Automobile Club,
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    SPOILING BRITISH GOLF.
    812 13 New Ball Menace. LIMIT OF COM KSSIONS TO UNITED STATES. In many respects it perhap- .1 that the IV' !frrs' Association have agree i to u»e the larger and lighter' Kolf ball which to.lay becon.es the official ball throughout America in their next Ryder Cup match, which
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    S. AFRICAN ATHLETES.
    156 13 Proposed Kdurationul Visit To America. J. H. Viljmn. the round athlete and Rnti«t I jump champion. stab l>ility he ami 11. Hart, i the Kmpire iihot put and dfertti champion ships, nay shortly pi r the purp education at one of the I sitiesi there I ma\
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    LEAGUE CLUBS.
    109 13 •Agreement Over International Gams. •in- |M|W I v to iiiN. i siluatinn.lt was agn.-.i thai t' tions then paaMd Mould ithe directors of the < should forward the: A. Brook. H Mi Hint, mko HudoVrstield T*WB n pi io> fl and M arc in Bf Briefly. :r>'which Ireland
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    "PAT" HENDREN.
    69 13 To Have a Second Beaeii Next Season. The rp|x>rt of Ike. M 'ricki't Club Am I i I rkiticr <•{ I r. shun- »f proceeds fr.tr. tin I w;lh South Africa 11 .sharp from Urn T< msl tralia il.. In raeacaKioa <>'. the th<i Hu H Tcnnd Iwnelit.
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      THE CINEMA DRESS IS DESCRIBED.
      1439 14  -  margaret carlton >♦♦♦»« by festival fancy drvsses ♦w* tceird and wonderful costumes —more elaborate than ever —gloves for evening near stockings in dark beige popular tunic blouses dancing for slim ness. i I > eabfc That is for The Afternoon And Dinner. IN a -pi'ii.il
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
      182 14 Kry crumpets in a little butter instead of toasting them and spreading with butter. Cfki may be- maHc airtight and watertight by immersing them in salad oil for live ninutes. Ti> m prove On- l« k of bone or ivory haadkf which are discoloured rub them with a
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      90 14 IPSTICK was a jaunty little ru-tume »hkh was made in a fc» houra. 1^ Gold or gun metal ti*Ntie for the knickers and a -carlet bodice decorated wilii emply lipstick ny». A scarlet cap and bin bo»s completed the outfit. A paiiHion for gay colours
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      Things To Do With Lemons.
      136 14 'THERE'S a French laying for a ,-ood cook which translated reads "Shi' knows her onion*." If the cook knows the v Z V I value of aa onion, then the housewife should know the vanous lemon auU. First of all, if a lemon is wanned
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      WHY SOME PEO PLE ARE STOUT.
      383 14 And Why Some Are Permanently Thin. QTdIT people ran t» n i ally kern th< t k tney jrive their mBut .here is a numU-r of vi. MM who find the results of tl niinjr husines ng. They take and cut the'r meals down
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
      134 14 Ho» vinegar will remove paint stain? f.'om windows. If a nail is dipped in hot water and tSorooirhly heated before hammering into a wall, the plaster will not break. Curtains of lace can be stiffened by adding; a tablespoonful of methylated spirit to every arallon of water in
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      Is a Woman Ever Too Old?
      822 15 Grand characters of today who never feared the first grey hair and banish c d the bug-bear of the age. By Mary Agaes Hamilton. 11. P., the well-known woaia Socialist politician. for race meetings "TMIKKK air too many ■MH ii-.' wan tht oflfeiaJa who
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      183 14 ♦.♦•>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■833S I USED TO LIE fyJ-nITH AWAKEJHD. PAIN Healed by Cuticura. B»»^^^^ "The rash I suffered with began fire years ago. It started with small, itching /TZ-\ pimples at the back of my neck which I^^^^ f J (radually got worse each year until they y rrscmblnl rinfworms. I
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      30 14 > i ■> j I latent I I C**"^ cut open l h/7// garden p||K^|di| hesll in *ss W*wif\Fm i b^bE^ >iHßbbbSi HBbbbS i*asa^klßaiW P gf^ Lever ltd *V\ daily use Jf
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    SURPLUS WOMEN.
    69 15 rTtffERK .irv 1.-.ooiMM. „,,.rc MM in the I nit-il K Thi- ;i -statistical r.I an estimate <■( ih< population in the middle of last The rial |hw a) .t-e of l'imi year. Wat pr i 'nan they were in 11*24 0 though the |x>pu!a:ion was million u-n are
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    MOUSE, MOUSE.
    86 15 of the Association Women Clerks and Secretaries, meeting for their annual dinner in London recently shuddered and knelt on their chairs when i mouse swept round the banqueting' hall. l>y a cat. Miss Ishhel Mac Donald, ihe Prime Minister's daughter, who was the guest l. honour, hud jukt
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    Girls at the Elbows of the Eminent.
    547 15 Secrets of the Secretaries Who "Mother" Their Chiefs. Individuality In Your Footwear. TLTOWADAYS there is «uch p wile range of attractive shoes in the shops thnt a woman can expre*-< her individuality as much in her footwear as in her dress. We are
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      194 15 I The i I Gift that always I pleases Ej J^^^ It§S 7// most gratefully accepted fV £*f /cv?^^ among presents. Any day you may y ~=*l Vfttt t?* ye "4711", any day it will evoke a f smile of gratitude. For nil fastidious /^Baßß^* S^a^v people use "^7//". It
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    ELECTRIC POWER.
    301 16 Recommendation of Committee Accepted. Mr. Marsh road the report of committee appointed to to— idri <he ivei lapping points of contact of t ri MM in the scale of rates nnirsacd 1 R for supply <>f oh rtrie «i power purposes. The nietnr-.r sub-cotnmJL.ee were Mr. R. .1.
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    TRAFFIC COMMITTEE.
    223 16 Resignation Owinjt to \ction Of (.(hcrnmciit. tale fully the 1 In his ir:\i n win 11 I Mr. Hni»n'> Su taken bjr Coverr.nunt over that mallei in favoi.r with the Tr:r' r the peowU sitting «n it and Oh •hey reprtai Th.- President We are not in fay.mi
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      48 16 freckles L^ oxJn» *nW P» J» J PJnm tf*. aM>W Secretly and Quickly RrmovmU mfl PMMJi Cnrai htrmAn *o<l natural. >.-•'. >'.Hiiind< or mm 4 1.. .so I, n, Tkc -T Ji r 1 1 1 li_ U_ __J Lm Stillman's freckle Cream »M»WI 1 WKItVM rrecJJ*. 1 TheSkM
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      327 16 Ijrownies itiColor Abo the PORTRAIT "BROWNIE." You know what the "CloM-Tp" doc>» in the Cinema. It gives life, sparkle and interest. It is the intimate pic tore it enables you to study expression. With your Portrait Brownie you can make portraits of your friends at close quarter. say three ur
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    PRESIDENT'S REMARKS.
    172 17 Salaries Conraiittec Report In Two Months. The President, in >is ojening lomarks, Wi pa aware. 01. ui.ed at Emily Swimming Pool on ..ne of the bather- losing that the in■ld not \k held until the following day. and, therefore, could liv nothing 1 .nt moment. On Sunday. K<
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    MOUNT EMILY PARK.
    233 17 MO UNT EMILY PARK. Japanese Community's Offer Kor Landscape (Jarden. Il \.a> BJMMWMead that proposal had Urn n made to put a Japanese landscape park 01 garden in what was now kavWa tl,. Mount Emily Park, and an ad- in the BBpan fT I garderu-r to <io that. Som< in.
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    NEW LORRIES.
    393 17 Mr. Harries and A Very Dangerous Practice." '.•ken liv con. Ml J w Hail MM moved that the dteiaiofl purchase two .">-ton Thorny<iofl Muriel for the Transport (en'n be mtk. Me said •wa t-t in m -.■-I t4> -,i; to iittinv t- the tha winche- WV BOi v
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    SINGAPORE ZOO.
    209 17 Application Refused for Alkaft (•ardens Establishment. Mr. Gnffith-J'.n< s rafaniag to an action by Committee No. I m.t approving vt the estabhshmint if a zoo near Alkatf Gardens said that according to the tea it appeared that Alkatf Gardens was turned down as being unsuitable for a ■no
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    SIKH JAGAS.
    206 17 Dismissed for Muiu; -Lxaiiag Activity. Dr. Pathy mcir that the Munici!>aiil> .j I dimiss Sikh jagas m piefcrtnr someone else. He asked foi MMM for tr.e action. The Pre-ident: The IaUH i that it has been found we cannot atap their practising the lending of money to i.ur
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    STOLEN FROM STATION.
    221 17 Malay Boy's Ride in Planter's Car. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 30. The trustworthiness of some of the youths who pester motorists outside the Station Hotel at Kuala Lumpur was well shi wn by a case which has just been heard in the local police
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    CHINA'S BUSINESS TAX.
    21 17 Nanking. Jan. 30. The National Chamber of Commerce is demanding the revision of the BuTax.— Sin Kuo Mm.
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    LIFEBOAT SERVICE.
    512 17 365 Lives Saved During The Past Year. After the first month 1930 was f re from the terrible storms which n a 1W2!» memorable; but the need of an evervigilant life-boat service was again shown and once more the service proved fully e'lual t 1 the demands made
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    CHEAPER AIR MAILS.
    493 17 Need of Big I^ondon Firms. Considerable "iissatisfaftion exist* ami ng firms in the City < f I.< ndon who trade with India and South America at the riply of the Pcstmaster-General to the deputation which waited upon him ii-eently from the London Chamber of Commerce to urge
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    25 17 Sir Norman Lamont. of Knockdc-w, Argyllshire, a director of various rubber companies. left London on Jan. in the s.s. Oio.itc* f-jr Ceylon and the V.U.S.
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    "THE PRESENT-DAY MALAYS."
    549 17 Inche Onn bin Jaafar's Rotary Address. I An interesting address »a the bay Malays" was delivered to the Xi tarv Ciuu at Kaffle- Hct«l yest. iday 1 y Inchc Onn bin Jaafai. iditi.r <f the Warta Malay v Mr. Onn bin Jaafar pointed out that whin he
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    CHINESE KIDNAPPED.
    130 17 (•anK Demands Kansom Of $3,000. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipuh. Jan A u»n~ °f Bhl Chinese art' reported to have k-dnappod a Chinese visiting agent while he was on hi way to a rubber f>tatc. The agent hail alighted from his car end was <>n fuoi through the
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    CANTON TOBACCO DUTY.
    22 17 Canton, Jan. ::<). The duty on cigars and cij;aivtu-s has Kren increased here a I fruni today.— Sin Kuo Mm.
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      206 17 y^iriclpjp|\ Vframroz&c^ Engine performance depends on ijuality !>pnrk Bl is endorsed Ly more than '.!<•(> ■BKaaafwl enunu- »krr> I •> ity of leading car manufacturer' They have found AC a better spark tight one-piece construction and r's pal I is 35 time* >tter in rlirlr.cnl wiiwli«itj than ii aidh a
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    EPOCH MAKING YEAR IN RUSSIA.
    1470 18 Five-Year Plan Makes Much Progress. A NATIONS SACRIFICE. IK tTURES OF SOVIETS (.RE VI EXPERIMENT. w. .lan. 1. d through omv m many reshe birth thai picture i \|m n r. here. IMI .i- .i v«ai ol .-.rigs and i n a year n 'hi
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    TWO CHICKENS & A LOAF.
    131 18 TWO CHICKENS A LOAF. Exchanged for Pictures Worth £60,000. Three <>:d masters." valued at reputed to have been acquired 'or two chitkw ami a loaf of l>r ail. have b«»-n found at Zawiercie, Poland. One i< Ken.t.randts hi ist Uefore the Hiirh I'nest." thy second is Van-Uyck's Miser." and the
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    FRENCH AIR DEFENCES.
    132 18 No Anxiety Felt Regarding Foreign Developments. P»ri«. Jan. IS. The ni»>papir PUria-MUi interviewe.l M. I'ainleve. Minister of Air. on the state .1 Kn-ncli aviation. M. I'ainleve state< that aviation was a complex problem ant was increasing rapi -ily in i.i.| ortance Speaking of aviation abroad he said:
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    BURIED BY LANDSLIDE.
    74 18 Berne, Jan. 14. A terrible accident happened in the Rhone valley when a sudden land.slir (■Mod toM of rocks to fall on a larjti number at ?chm.ittirls ualkinjr ulonir tht .■■ad. Five KirU wne Killed and ten seriously injured. The had the createst difficulty in removing th<
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      341 18 Musical Cn f Sometimes a hal-«v'> natural food Tails. know tho Jiflcrenct almoNt from lh> Dairy milk would be ll»>.' r.c\t best first fee J. And it is this. "Lactogcn" thinj,'. Hut Baby can't Ji^e>.t dairy baulk uHkh ii.»l c.m di-ost. The milk. AnJ that*! where "Lactogcn" "Lactog<n" ptoceai m.ikes
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      532 19 Assets exceed $11,000,000 Awimi in fere* rrer fSS.OOO.WO. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln the Strsits SettlemsaU.) HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 17, Old Jewry. f.C. The Company has 120,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England sad complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      558 19 BANKING NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK. N.V. Established 1863 at Amsterdam Authorlssd Cspttal Olds. 100.000.000 (about ra.60o,ooo) Taid np Capital Glds. 55.000.000 (aneat S4.«00,000) R-serrss Olds. 28.U7.7t7 (about <2.5»0,0M HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM BRANCH OFFICES THE HAGUE. ROTTERDAM. 9 OVERSEAS BRANCHES I BATAVIA I Head Offlce for Dutch Enat Indies. SHANGHAI Head Offlce
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      581 19 BANKING P. AND 0. BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in Kngland) with which is affiliated ALLAHABAD BANK. LTD, INDIA. Authorised Cspital C 6.000.000 Capital subscribed and paid op C 694.160 Reserve Fund i 180,000 HEAD OFFICE 117-122, Leadenhall Street. London. E.C. I. WEST LONDON BRANCH 14-16, Cockipur Street. London, B.W. 1.
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      258 19 INSURANCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) Firs, Ufa, Marine. Accident, Guarantee and Motor. Assets M 0.000.000 ARTHUR C. POTTS— Manager and Under writer. Eastern Branch, Singapore. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., OF CANADA. Aaaets Ansarastrea in force G. $5*8,197,954 G. $2,401,237,036 The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
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      220 19 RUSTON RELIABILITY PROVED AGAIN I In 1930 this 100 B.H.P. cold starting oil engine ran for 8,670 hours only 00 houi* less than the total number of hours in the year. And this is not exceptional as the engine has been worked like this in Singapore since 1927. E^mVaßnV ml
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      206 20 OCEAN MOTOR POLICIES J m a/w 9Z*' if Ji 'L./ 'ill I ®®0© WLABtt* WILLS'S GOLD FLAKE VIRGINIA CIGARETTES WD6H.OWILLS BRISTOL fr LONDON vuvJivlim pr#i ia«aiaml^BaHlßflßatfß>6^Baft^BaaVßaaV W ""^L T^^T Builds up Health and Strength. An^ifr' Bmobioa exercires soothing, lubricating, and anti fermenta-:-hout the entire digestive tract. That is why it
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      222 20 WHEN ARE YOU DUE FOR LEAVE P When the time comes alonp: you no doubt would appreciate having: the use of your new car at Home and we can arrange this and ship the car back to Malaya, saving you trouble and inconvenience for no further cost than the Straits
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      102 20 THE OCEAN A( IDBNT AND GITAR IN I IT COKPOKATION, LTD. illr.H OBlrr for M*l»»« v|M, I Smoke CAMELS that aro offerer"' ryg^\~ L ~*^->*]> °<1 to .you. you guaranteed fret- of all Ng^f^-^^Mifc-»S^ irritants and harmful far 'CAMEL" f'ijrarettes are not the 1 ~^w\ MM M any l ;i
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