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The temporary mixed commission of the Leagua on armaments, reporting to the Assembly with regard to its work, emphasises that one of the problems confronting the League are more difficult than disarmament regarding which the effective regulation of international traffic in arme is vitally and urgently important. It points out that, the international ccrvention for the control of trade in arms was rigned by the Allies at St. Germain on September 10, 1919, and has not yet been ratided by the majority of the signatories. Britain.]
As all the other France and Japan are ready to ratify it as soon principal powers are prepared to do so. Italy is willing to ratify, it a soon as Parliament has approved of the convention. With regard to the United States, which in view of the magnitude of its production of arms and munitions, is capitally important, the convention has not yet been submitted to the Senate for ratification. It American. traffic in arms is not controlled the convention is likely to remain Looperative.
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OBITUARY.
London, Sept. 22.
The death is announced of the Right Hon. Sir Ernest Cassel, G.C.B.
The late Sir Ernest Cassel was a sop of Jacob Cassel; banker, Cologne and was born there on March 3, 1852. "Who's Who" gives the following: Commander of the Legion d'Honneur; Commanderi of Royal Order of Wata of Sweden; Grand Corden of Polar Star of Sweden; Grand Corden. Damanieh; Order of the Rising Sun of Japan (1st Clara).]
EGYPTIAN COTTON.
Cairo, Sept. 21,
The Govemment has decided to enatinge the restriction in the cotton-growing areas for two years.
RUBBER GROWERS
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Singapore. Sept. 22.
A meeting of rubber grawers at
Headsnt in March. Witness #KY Lasked by Me Taylor to give so opinina of what the condition of Hatta cigarettes would be if He they were kept since March.
KIBIB Lumpur considered the refused to give an rpinion though rubber situation, with the view to, he was pressed by the Magistrate
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to du so. Producers Association of aisya At the conclusion of the evidence Mr d'Almada said be bad no other telegraphed its approval of one! united sasociation representing all
witnesses, as two men from whem Malayan dollar producers and
his client bought cigarettes bad zested a ronference.
absconded. The Ordinace cast ал OBUS cu cigarette retailers which was impossible to discharge. Evec B. A. T. agents had no receipts to show that duty had been paid.
JAPANESE SENTENCED FOR FRAUD.
Singapore, Sept. 2. A Japanese named Hideatorigen has been sentenced to four seats imprisonment for defreuding the Netherlands Trading Society of $40,000 by means of a forged bank drait.
REVENUE.
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FOOD POISONING CASE ever defendant called at the shap he invariably took his meal there, and this was the only occasion pul which he bad refused no invitation.
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Well, you! started to help yourself to the good thing?
Cook's Evidence Given Yesterday.
Further evidence was heard at the Magistracy yesterday afternoon! the case in which a Chinese was:
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Witness gave 13
TENNIS.
Garrison Championship. Excellent tennis was witnessed at the Valley yesterday by a large affirmative gathering of military. Among those further que present were H. B. Lt Gen. Si
four or five G. M. Kirkpatrick, Lady Kirk- Fle felt grit Patrick sod the Misses Kirkpatrick. Col. W. Davy, Col. L. Humphry, Col. Nicholson, Major Hickling. Did they taste. Major Edwarda, Major Tomlinson. Rev. Showell, C.F., Capt. Olliver, Witness: They had the taste of Capt. Tomory sad Capt. Fisher,
1.0.0.
The match between Q. M. S.
Bod
5. Sgt. Haynes. 6.1.0, and Bdsmoso Murrent
worms.
The Magistrate: They tasted; cod that night? Nothing unusual Fister
-No.
The second and third sets weat
charged with administering poison, reply. lo reply to in food with the intent of causing tivos he said he wok grevious barm to the accountant of mouthfuls of worms. the Yuk Lun Tong druggist'a shopin them. and eight others.
The Magistrate. Delendent was formerly a cook good? in the above mentioned shop and; was dismissed in July. The ac countant who dismissed him had also been sacked, and since bis. dismisss! defendant had been a fre. queat visitor to the shop, being ap- parently on good terms with all the Continuing, the cook said he did and Rogers Wilts produced some employees. On the 1, he went not speak to his fokis about the first class play, the latter pay after to the shop and was alleged to have grit, and, when the Magistrate being down winning the set by put arsenic ios pot et paddy worms asked his reason, said "I cleaned the food in question while they sad cooked the worms." were being cooked. Eight of the The Magistrate: Naturally you to the R.A.0.C. pair after many an Defendsat did nine men who partook of the would lose fzcz.
exciting rally, bý 6-4, 6-3. teod were Stot to Bospital:!
The cook added that the other! The other games resulted 63 Not at the sad all ol
recovered.
Pearson and tite when Mr Taylor and Revenue The other man wascot seriously ill, felt grit in the worms and all follow:-C.S.M.
beat Sgt. ALLEGED EVASION OF Offers raided his shop. You and was therefore not removed to them stopped eating. An ex-Cpl. Townsend B....
amination of the worms revealed Wilkinson and Cpl. Rhodes *upplied thera Inter. You should bospital. have bills ready for a visit by Yesterday the conk of the Yuk particles of grit, and one mani..... 6.), 3.
Lus Tong gave evidence. He said Chinese emetici which all of them.sc., best Cpl. Hayward and suggested Fong Puny mediciae (a S.S.M. Stroud and Dr. Lausley Revenue Officers. Mr d'Almuda
Some people do the articles of food which he pit drack. Witness felt a bitter taste Spr. Sewing, &, 6-1, 6-2, Bet. Decision in Cigarette
business in a slip-sbod way. It in the paddy worms were pork, his mourb. They also took Holloway and Gr. Henwood E,G,A.. Case Postponed.
preserved olives garlic,
another kind of Chinese medicice beat Sgt. Wells and Bdsm Teaglo The care in which & Chinese they should be found guilty. Chinese "iry coker, these being At0p.m. the meal was taken & Wilta 3 0, f. 3, 6-0. The entire personnel of the Por-
enoked together with the worm 5.30),the witress said, his stomach which were beaten to a pulp in an began to be feverish. All of them played, weather permitting, to-day The semi-finals and final will be tuguese company of the Shanghal cigarette retailer was charged with would be an injustice it
fur baving Volunteer Corps. passed a resolu- possession of a large quantity of fennvicted
earthenware pot before they were fell sick The defendant be commencing at 3 p.m. tion offering the services of at dutiable cigarettes was again before cigarettes in my povaession.
After the cook. The Magistrate: You must, not put over the fire. least two hundred men to the Got Mr G. N. Orme at the Magistracy
roafuse yourself with your client. inz und bequa defendant went into
10 p.m. wn detained and eventually ernor of Maçao and holding them yesterday.
the kitchen, god while its arrested by the police. Witness Mr. F. X. d'Almada, defending. You won't be convicted.. selves in readiness to proceed im-
Mr. d'Almada: I associate my.
was engaged in cutting up other mediately, on receipt of the news called a number of witnesses, from
They are hem he said bis client bought the self with my client when I said foodstuff, he took off the cover of "as also taken into custody.
The case adjourned. that they are needed.
the boiling pan and starred the not going as a municipal unit but cigarettes complained of.
The Magistrate said that it would worms with a pair of chopsticks.. A sub-agent of the B.A.T. said The as Portuguese subjects. meeting was enthusiasticly anaal- he sold cigarettes to defendant. not be a hardship to cigarette re- Defendant replaced the cover of
tailers it they were expected to the pan and left the kitchen. the mous, laudiüz action of The cigarettes were duty-paid.
When examined by the Mag. WATER POLO LEAGUE. When examined by Mr. Taylor, keep proper books, especially as the Shanghai Consul-General,
strate the cook said from the tune
DEATH OF 1908 NOBEL Assistant Superintendent of Im-the Ordinance csat the onus on enlisted Casanova, who
PRIZE-WINNER, rivate in lacas and then wired ports and Exporta, aitossa said them to supply necessary proof] be put the worms into the pan till:
cigarettes that doty had been paid, when re- the cooking was over-during which The Club Lusitano defeated the,
Professor Lippmann, the dis- here describing the necessity for defendant purchased
from hita in April.
quired to do so. He was not satin period the worms were not touched United at the V.R C., yesterday
The tinguished French scientist and An agent and a sub-agent of the fied that defendant had given satis- by him-defendant was the only evening by goals to 1. B.A.T. also gave evidence. Both said factory proof according to law that man who went into the kitchen. United were without Finch, and a member of the French mission they supplied duty-paid cigarettes to be had paid the duty. As the case Just before his fokis sat down for G. A. Carvalho played a good Singapore. Sept. 29. defendant. The former added that had been going on for some time the evening meal defendant walked gama for the Club. It is rumoured that H. E. the be had no receipts to show that and a considerable amount of evid-out of the shop. Witness invited Governor will be shortly sailing for duty had been paid; be took it forence bad been taken be would not him to partake of the food, but the give his decision until he had read latter declined, saying "I will not to coafer with Mr. granted that duty bad been paid. Eaglaod Churchill concerning important In reply to Mr Taylor the agent over the evidence. He adjourned take your food." Ele then left the 2nd
shop. Witness added that when matters affecting Malaya.
said he last sold cigarettes to de. the case for a week.
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5.15 p.m.-E.M.S. Foxglove
Wiltshires.
5.45 p.m.-V.R.C. v. R.G.A.
Lady Kirkpatrick will present
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By kind permission of Lt. Col. J. K. Wyndham and officers of the Regiment the Wiltshire band wit- play selections during the after- 2000.
to Canada, died on board, the liner France during the return journey as the result of the effects of severe cold. He won the Noble Prize in 1908 for his dis- coveries in connection colour photography.
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