The Straits Times, 26 June 1929

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    16 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.; \(.l SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JINK 26. 1929, PRU'K 10 Mv
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      234 1 TROI'K A I -«i him. "FLORODOR"! ji <ii u I1I 1 Ml >i UM M ROBINTSOM'e FOR M^^l I Hardware of Quality and Efficiency %W "CARRON RANGES." BURNSiDE SAFES. NAIROBI" RANGES. <^M^^9 M&T& lit A 1)' Hotels, Institutions, etc. Mfr rice $^50.00 with boiler $425.00 LZ!ZZ^3^v .1 I'rice $.WO.OO with
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      8 1 just Received SCHOOL AND (LIB TIES WING LOONC
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      503 2 P. 0. BRITISH mh AND APTAR LINES nplandl M \u. \sn \M' *RGO -I XV PEMN«I I \'-l t»RIFNTAI UN CO. ••(AJI^TTH ,Ak tAST MAIL gERVUT OUTWARDS FKOM LONDON F'tß CBINA Teanage do* Spore KHV t.lOO •>*>»•» MAI U.IJO >» KARHVIH vdto Jaly 17 Mm M.BSO Aug. 1" KARMAI «.IfO
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      574 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ml'rt)N YI'SEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples. Man*ill**. London. Aetworp aaa Rattordaa Vhk'i Tonnag* Due Ball KASUIMA MARU U.OOO Jaly 4 I HAKONK MARU 10A00 Jaly U 10 SfUWA MARU 11.100 Aug. 1 t KLSHIMI MARU 11.000 Aug. II It HAKOiAKI MARU IOJOO Aug. tt 10 HAKLSAN MARU MLMO
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      488 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated ia Aaatralla) POR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VU JAVA. DARWIN AMD THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular aontbly tatilag* "T tka w*Unown steaaer MARELLA (7J71 toon and he n*w Djotor aaaaaL MALABAR >Ul* The ss. MARIXLA is on* of th* argeat aad nncst iteamers trading to Aastralia, Cabins dt
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      625 2 K. P. H (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CX). OF RATAVIA) dacorporaUd IB Holland) Undar contract with tha NETHERLANDS INDIAN OOVERNMENT. Telephoso No. M4O. with aub-«eaaoetioaa to Passare Freicht. Transhipment Marine Depta and Manager'! Desk. Representatives for Singapore aad Stralta ftatUtatata of th* OactaJ Tsaiiat Bureau of Java All information, detailed ItiaorarWa
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      586 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE (M RAN STEAM SHIP <> LIMITBD THB CBINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. lUcorparßtci in taglaad) RECI'LAR SERVICE TO LONDON. AMS TfcRIKM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWKRP. HAM BL'RO AND BREMKN -GENOA, MAB »fJ" UVERPOOL AND GLASGOWMARSntXES. RAVHE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW- BOSTON, NEW YORE AND BALTIMORE. WEEELT SERVICE—
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      569 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Saearporatod is Siaai BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE For Kretav, Trenggaaa, Kelsntu. Hangaara. relupin. PaUnl. Singora. Lacoa. Slcaoa. Bandog. Kohsamui. Langsuan« Chumpon aad Bangkok Arrival Hepsrtur* VALAYA Jan* M July S SI MtHADIB July 7 July 10 MALINI Jul) 14 Jui> IT Th* steamers ar* fitted
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      484 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia Eaglaad) -nXLBBMAN- LOfB PASSENGEn AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO TKE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. FBETGBT SEBTICB OCTWABDS. To Boog Keag. Saaagaal aad Jspaa. Due Spore. sa CITT OP TOKIO Jaly S a* CITY Kit PEEIN Jaly ST s-s. CITY OP KBIOB Aag-
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      482 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINB ciW AMEtUCAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE Proas SINGAPORE and PEN ANO tU COLOMBO. SI'EZ. PORT SAID. ALEX ANDKIA. NAI'I.KM. CENOA aad MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON ArriTe Leave Learo Spore Spore Penang IRES. ADAMS In port June 27 Jaae Vt PRES. HARRISON July 8 Jaly II
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      557 3 DUTCH MAILS N.Y. Stoomraart Maatschappij Nederiand and N.V. RotterdatAsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Genoa Amsterdam Soatkamptoa Marseilles Befterdam m.T. P. C. Hooft 14.500 BMJi. Jaae 2" m.v. Indrapoera ItfiOO R.L. Jaly m. Kob. dor Ned. 8400 8JIJ(. Jaly 12 ii. lasulinde 10.0 M R.L. Jaly 13 J.
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      421 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO, PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SIHIIHIt Sailing for United States and Canada Points from Manila and Hong Eonf Balls cbool Baa Prancloro sad Los Angeles SS. GOLDEN SUN from Mam la Jaly s! SS. GOLDEN
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      91 3 HENLEY H.S.L. TYPE CAB! i:. Henley H.S.L. Type Cable takes all the uncertainty out of 33,000 Volt and higher voltage transmission, relieving the engineer of anxiety. W. T. HENLEYS TELEGRAPH WORKS CO LIMITED. Sole Agents in Malaya SINGAPORE IPOH K. LIMPIR. FtECTRiciTY ECONOMY AND SERVICE per month. per month per
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      494 4 KINTA SANITARY BOARD, IPOH ASSISTANT HI lI.niNT, !N<l'K( TOU. Applications are invited for the poet of ial HuiM.nir ln<|"'ctur under tbe Kinta .in the Non-pensionable •aiiii.hi'.. r.t and the salary ia fSfO per m rising hy annual increments of $1". r mensem to 93M per facaeea*. a addition a temrtorary
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      185 4 w/ A. avwaakQav^^a ea UlJhtiz \FlyFzime kills Flies ;J Moaquitoea, Motfx. J Roachea. BedL^v* I and other Houaeholii Inaects. j DOUBLE STRENGTH Your Dealer j Am Whit. Fly Fume or con get M for you. TW t HcA^skea. Ca. CAMOCN.N.J.U.S A. Diatrlbatora t GETZ BROS. A m 1 Incorporated ia
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      486 4 THE ADMIRALTY" WHITE TURKISH /ttk TOWEL \f AS tUPdJK.O TO Trlt U COVUNMCNT p CSW atA3f WO»< POal COTTON »>^l NO*.. I VAJN UttO .A TwL •BITISH MAOC FBOM 'fcjJJ. fat •JrJl**' OOUttt TCHT WITH f*JT b^BbbH y J I cotoua mo sra<M m >^LI *HO»H QUICKLY I n[// J
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      388 4 aaVr==Bnlß B* '*7 to stop that COUGH And sure to give relief and comfort For over half a century children and adults, the world over, have been taking CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY It's pleasant to the taste; contains no narcotics or harmful drugs. It relieves coughs, colds and croup Prevents the
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      473 4 POWELL CO.. LTD. AUCTION SALE i eirelln nd wax i rockery. fc 'la»>-« al.inet gramuphn be bell a- uag Rill Saturda>. Juu. .••> p I :u p.at. ■ak drexinr < i xrrelain i rirror doors, bra > ith Se.i,! nc. U rlasswarr and or. lhone »:ll IMW Hiagapore, June tft.
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    MOTORISTS CHARGE CROWD.
    412 5 CEYLON LETTER I'lifortunatt' ht-iclent In Olomho. tm. June 16. Mu.h comment ha* been provoked by tSe desp4-I.it- a#aH of K*-t through .i r 5.000 Roman who were engaged in the celebration of "in of their periodical fiastx. *)n Thursda) thaajr 1 < hui. h k'aily illumit procession
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    BOY SCOUTS ORDERS.
    41 5 Order* for week ending Sunday. June li. 'V. June 2"-. Jamboree Committee. M p.m. Tharaaav, Junr M, Band ■yaattaa, Hrad- :.-mrnt«ry Sirn.llinr ■IS pjn. Advanced Ambulsnrr <ta>>. llradquarter*. *>.IS p.m. Saturday. June 2M. Swimming I'lass, r.M.r.A. i p.m.
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN IN 1928.
    1100 5 Big Drop in Rubber. THK LABOI'R POSITION BAItVACfOBT. The administration report of the Sute <p| Sembilan. the smallest of the four Federated Malay State*, for th* year Itftt is signed by the British Resident. 'the Hon. Mr. J. W. Simmon*, who succeeded the Hon. M <
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    FIRST ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    164 5 New Labour Air Ministers Speech. London. Junr 14. Speaking at a luncheon to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the first transAtlantic flight made by the late Sir John Aleck and Sir Arthur Brown. Lord Thomson in the cour»« of hi« flrst speech a* Secretary of State for
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    ASIATICS' SHARE IN GOVERNMENT.
    962 5 JAVA LETTER CriticiHin of ihe New Polk>. (From Our f>wn OaOTaaaajajiaM i Batavia. June 22. The new Session of the Volksraad (thr I'eople's Council) ha* been opened with •he usual cerem< .rnor (ieneial. Hi- .''wrung upeech has Kitwd that hostility to his policy ■MM wa* aroused
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      33 5 ARRIVED and FRESH Too APPLES GRAPES PEARS ORANGES REFRIGERATING Co LTD A .P S aftaaflsW Motors VQitton Motors TUE (.KM.KAL EUXTKIC CO, LTD. 'Incorporated la r.tfUn.l I MAOC IN siaaasore. Ku.i. Lassaar. tNU>NO
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      175 5 BRITAIN'S BEST TROPICAL BEER §ML JIM d (MaUTaJ LIE. Hah t as»i TRY IT! Obtainable at EUROPE HOTEL RAFFLES HOTEL SEA VIEW HOTEL ADELPHI HOTEL C. H. RESTAURANT ROBINSON'S TEA ROOMS and all Dealers of Repute. EMM "COLONIAL" I PISTON PUMP HAND POWER Knr Estate use, a Pump is required
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    INDIAN AIR MAIL.
    272 6 Service to Delhi Promised This Year. The air mail service frum London to Karachi i» to be extended to Delhi by the end of the year. Subsequently the line will be extended to Calcutta. Viscount Chatwynd. chairman of ImtHiia! Airways, during hi> rrret.t visit to India, conferred
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    QUEEN'S GRATITUDE.
    68 6 (iiftn for Staff of Hombjy Hospital. Bombay, June IK. Qu'i:. Scur.ya has sprung a plrvMin! i.rpr. .m the staff of St. Gmr); in'.ul, nevrral of whom have t. '■•nulitnl pir>»-nt». including v -■I v i rtxM li >et with 17 diamond*, rings rtutltl.l with ri'liit--. prarU and sapphires
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    CONSPIRACY CASE.
    41 6 Labour M.P. Approached For Defence. London, Jun* 13. Mr. Holford Knight, the Labourite victor of Nottincliam South in the General Election, has been approached to accept <i special retainer to defend the accused in the Meerut alleged conspiracy case.
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    BENGAL TROUBLES.
    191 6 Increasing Activities Of Communists. Calcutta. June 12. According to the Bengal Administration Rrport for 1V27 2K. the attitude of the two thief communities in the Presidency, nai.iely, Hindu and MahomeUn. towards the Bimo«i Cown.is.ion and th<> Legislative Council and the aloufnesn of Mahome<lui,, fr»M the Ind:an National (<,ngr.«,
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    SIR W. A. JOWITT.
    90 6 A krd tv Rt^inn from Preston Reform Club. Iximlon, J.mr 14. an mrmlrrt of the Pr*-l.»n I I !•„!.> wist -in.tnly rr»nt Sir W V *tt'- mi lion in arrrptin* the Att. UmnhUl in thr nrw Cuvprninmt arr firming Ihr locul Liberal Coun. Ka ilrriHion not
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    INCITING TO MUTINY.
    66 6 French Journalist Sentenced In FrMice. Parti, Jun* 16. I The SrrrrUry-G«n*rml to thr CommunitU Party, who waa, on the editorial -uIT of a Socialist paper namrd l.'Humanitc, haa bc«n MDtcncad to tnif. yr«r^' impri»onm«nt and 3.000 fr»n. An*, and the manager of L'Humanite ha< j been tenUnced
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      77 6 \ffiSßl HEALTH PLEASURE 4^^H HAY OU HEARD in NEW PLANO-RtFLEX IMRi Cabinet u:;J l'on>oL* Mot! i ij| $130t***** BM A full r.imi- nf Mi.dt l.i Me. i SB|-^A The Kobiiison Fiaao Co^ Ltd. y *f i larnrpu-H' in Hoaf koDf ft J J$A knowl I fe-^ .h it v.is I
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      67 6 B^aVj^BaaaVvaßai h i our Wsvv Kinds 2-r.zizz~- -j Cadbury's New Assortments for \!:i>l."\ l> and <.i«l tWllifat. assortments are I ure l» I Soid h> al tar* v 1- it I-. a\V \*w flai PHI NCt HUHENBACH, LAZARUS SONS, LTBL Sole Agents. SS ond FMS tt m- m m m
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      462 7 ALHAMBRA Ssr TAN MM XXX (0., LTD.. Proprieton. PROGRAMME ttmmrminfi Monday. Junr 21. entling Sat unlay. June 29 In the Second Show at 9 p.m. THE TOWER OF LIES Tiir most powerful drama you have ever seen FtaturiiiK lON (HANEY and NORMA SHEARER Metro Cioldwyn Mayer Special In the First
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      197 7 PAVILION From Monday. July I '<» Sunday, July 7 LEATRICE JOY in THE SONG of the DANUBE Rook now at the PAVILION. PATHETS SPECIAL. Victoria Theatre Coming THE KING OF KINGS The Eves Hfne 'IT! hah LUPE VELEZ THK VOLATILE MEXIC A\ <Y( I.ONK IN \M> M LADY OF THE
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      261 7 Coming to PAVILION MY OFFICIAL WIFE ITS A MASTER PICTURE FROM AISTKM \>IAN FILMS (EAST). LTD. H. M. S. PINAFORE A Gilbert Sullivan Opera Presented by the S.A.D.C. First Performance on Thursday, July 4 and then on 6, 9, 11, 13, 16 and 20. Matinee on Thursday, July 18. Time
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      55 8 Siagaporr. prr Id Market: la. Bedford• |i a krdah* as. Hon« I Massaaaa 71 Ti o. gaatbs 47'.j il M, Lukut* 1.17', lIP Klai.j Rivers f.**-. 1 rems. prem. Put.' jchongs 2f-. M.-27*. Sd., Tejas X MUs. pp uns»h* Ma. 3d.- <*:.. Southern Tronoh* Us. II
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    32 8 I.lm and Company, Inc. N.» us thr following cable .lair.! Mr quotation* being ia gtl<l i !■>» ng bid prices ales to-day 1,100 .-'rptcmber ii abai 'Jl.io. >< Kcbruary -its and li>Sd.
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    BESOEKI PLANTATIONS.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    39 8 By C. ■■?>•■• Atk«i n Cltphmla i. m it S'porv l<.ndon l.cfi Ani May 17 J«m T Ma/ l« Jus* 10 May 13 Jum IT May 24 J<h 17 May 30 June !4 U*X 31 June 24
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        HONG KONG DOCKYARD.
        366 8 I:;:proved Accommodation Al Kowloon. v :i.icnt i* fell locally at >ciul all the ntw n» •mm >«iuntng m lain. I: arguod that the refining could I .i- !d. .i-iiily and more eco- the local dockyard*. A w.iu. m a Home paper in aomc reu|>on me rvM'Uiifi of
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        SHIPPING MISHAPS.
        145 8 l*.Si>. Luzon Runs On Breakwater. Shanghai. June 10. Kunning aground on the Wooaunx j liirakwatrr where tot ia now lying with tir hnlpn in her bow, th* L'.SS I.uion. flair*hip of thr American Yanictse Patrol, wai the fourth vetael to nuffer muhin in an unparalleled 24 hour period
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      15 8 a Wednr.day. Junr 2* Ship, aloagald* th« Wharrr* or riprclrd to arrlTo.
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      245 8 KXIHANGE > njm.un-. Junr t<i. On Undua. H.t.k mi !I tT/tt tmmmi t s ts/st Privala i m. cr»Uit Or. MM York. Uvmand U U/U Pr.vaU IM 4 »T% On >i»iu«. Bank T T. IUI or. India. Hit. IM^s Ho.,- K« IJ\ ft i.»t. on Shan(ha>. Bank T.T. M hi.
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      34 8 Tea* of Market H-4MM I atr.t (able :—Lot don Spot Sheet I" Sd per Ih. Sew York Spot .Sheet G. ceaU M per Ih. 12 o'cloch aooa. Jaae
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      MINING.
      440 8 ■al Fd Baytri sUlltrt ,■•>■ Paaan* Couiol. >/• I »i h m It .1* P. Plaafek I I P«aaw*t 1 1 P.n*k»l»n Ord. I 1 Pttalinc 1 ai Puraong n fl Pancak 1 1 PuUk 1 1 Raauan Hyd 1 1 Rajah Ptrak a n s.mbut.. 1 1 luUi
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      GENERAL.
      234 8 ■•I N. Barm* SolWn X 2 Alci. Brick Prrft 1.14 ll* 1 I Al«i. Brick OnU. 1.1% IM tl (I Brit. Am. Tobacco 6VO 6 T.« Caaadtaa Eaclt 11 II 1 1 C.otral Knfino 040 I.M 1 CjrcL uid C.rriM* »J« •«0 o*. 10*. Duff O«T*lopßtat > M Dunlop
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      95 8 V tag ..c. IJMJM N.m 8>»r« C«M Stone* M♦•b. *f itU n4. lttl-M I*l IN «i. Smcapurt Municipal t p.c. of IMI r«d. I*lo fMTS.OOO par. Pr»» ncaport Maaicipal 4S p.e. of 1907 n4. IM7 $I.«O0.0«0 N p*r. Bißfmpor« Municipal 4H pc of IN* ro4. IW ll.OMjMt
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      389 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. To-day PrieM Fraa«r Lrall A Co. fcratt Alraby t|l> *lor Gajab (II) IliUm (|1 i K. Kuala* (in Am. Malay (Ml X Molfk illi K. i'an>« Ralr-«ni* (II) B.w.tt (|1) Uror«« HI I Brunei (|S| B J.lutoiif (|l) R. Kalil
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      FORD AT DAGENHAM.
      259 8 Mr. Snowden's Reply to A Challenge. Mr. Philip Snowden ha* iaaa*4 a siaUment in reply to the telegram sent to him by Mr Charles Rhy*. Conservative candidate for Rom ford and the Prime MmiiMr'i Parliamenury Private Secretary, challenging Mr. Snowden'* statement at Leed* that Mr Henry Ford
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      160 8 Te-der. Kelanian Mi Ipm Kemamsn. X relay and Trenggaaa I a.m. I M Burn... N In.lia 't* Maru North and I'.a.t India iVur- :i p m 3 pr... Banks I. land. Pladj..r «n.! I.:, bane j p lU-nrKali. Sink ami I'akan fl.. (V n I p.m. North.
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      685 8 1 ATI: i MJVERTISEMENTS Other laiKihed \dvt«.. see Mg« M. \S l ul< SALE. ETC. ..ne «hep IB Crotrenor Hotel ■I faxing Hill St. Apply Stephen* i I** > r I i.rr.ce house. IST. Devonshire It ..ad. load. Apply Solossoa. Mark. dp) horourhbred fox terner hitch •i. to a good
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      243 8 TIN PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION As a result of our letter to ThTimes which appear***! on Jum we have been urged to rmli I formation of a Tin Produce sociation. A meeting will h on July ninth in LsWWlow, pose of which will bt ci i formation of a Tin Prod at
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    283 9 Business la still on an extremely limited in Ihr aJMMIca of trade support mm (IVraki I I m *1 amir I aj l ;in"l al bi-.irnii: I'd of 10 per cent I year ending l 17. IM9. The output for •north, of thr .n excel- wr|| krpt
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    EXCHANGES.
    24 9 Rugby. June ti. h^nrrs are Amsterdan t'j»u.. Berlin »A*. ft- Hurharest HIT. IKM. Shanghai Zs. 4d'.. Vienna M.H, Tekahama Is. X 3 Forward
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    HONG KONG (SELANGOR).
    12 9 "fit of Hona* Ikons? f aWasa^aao>% fSJMI. ai; i
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      COMMERCIAL UNION.
      241 9 Expansion at Home And Abroad. The repor Ihi ion Assurance lo thr annunl mrrting of on May 14 states that :.-pir;.nrnt thr nrt premium* t i 'ring a decrease of C' 21.049 as i h thr MOMM km m* < .T.i i 4Vins nr mrasutav amounted to HMJ
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      NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
      97 9 hilfht I'erCcnt. Dividend Heing Recommended. The report of the directors of the Ntppaa Kai.ha for thr trrm rnding March .11. lates that the net prortt. after provid- the drprrnation of thr rtret and for umnrr and ural repair amounts to Yen 4.47.1339 inrlud.nr ■MM brought forsiri from
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      "WICKHAM" MEMORIAL FUND.
      218 9 ■r. .ii.l sW of übirribers to the ham Memorial Fuml li given hrl Amount received— l«t lit! i Amount rrrnvr.l ,'nd hat il lo date tXti. Rundarapola t'eylon 10, Bank Bridge W hn K. Barlow. Baru iJavai V \»rn and Co.. Burl. Taylor an. l I II
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      ODDFELLOWS' SURPLUS.
      270 9 Additional Benefits to I -mine Members. Th«- nn«| ronferrncr of the Manchester <).|o.'. I'M", mrrtinr at Portsmouth, 1 ».th rnthuj'aim an inn.iunti mrnt by thr Grand MuUr (Mr. Kdwin Reathrr' that thr King had consented to become natron of th« Friendly Societies Convaletnir *t Mrrnr Bay. Mr S
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      MALACCA PLANTERS MEET.
      1277 9 The Workmen's BilL »,kh;ht recruitin*. OI'TLOOK. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. June 24. Thr second quarterly meeting of th>'.ilaica Planters' Association «M held inday at the Malacca Club. M r ok the chair and the MsJm present the Hon. Mi 1 ck, Hon. Mr. II Messrs. A.
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      FAILURE IN FINANCE.
      371 9 Mr. Runciman's Criticism Of The Government. Mr ValUe Runnmsa. speaking la mail we.-k at IVntancr, t*aid that the corruption .1 l'rt>t.Tii.n and thr manacles of with freedom of pnt.tr Thr Liberal appeal was to inlorn and to use aa onr nationsl aasets. especially those which 1 and
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      AMERICAN SUGAR TARIFF.
      54 9 How the Philippines Would Benefit. An increase in the American tariff on 3 cents a pound would benent rhDipplnr producers to the extent of approximately (7,300,000 a year. Howrvrr. Manila sugar mm Jo not believe that thr increase will beromr rffrnivr. They think that it will be
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      ESTATES OF KRIAN.
      61 9 Net profit of Knbbrr Krian for 13.*«. afUr paymrnt of expert duly to Kedah Covernmm: f.'.i? and writing off MS7 for •n. wan fIROKI against fMM. »Mr i, forwuJeet to atanager's eomnissir 1*1), n&l. arainst fl&4 I'rrn was 5&444T ..red with 4MJ«M Ib N 'd. per pound
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      FAMINE RELIEF.
      55 9 Singapore Chines* Chamber of Commerce. lii.nai.-Shrn.'-KjuisH Belief Fund, sckaowledg* thr folio* ng —Previously acknowledged t?S.7aft.M. Ut J. S. Sloper XS. Mr Wolskel and Messrs Stoffel and To. 300. Mr R Cm has I-.0. Messrs L. X Tels and Cos Trading Beets** 100. Mr. Byd Mohamed -Shaa Jelang I
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      CEMENT FACTORY.
      163 9 Shanghai Strike More Serious. r of several hundred «»rkn. i.f I .>n t'ement Factory. l.ungk»M. h M became morr >criou> I 1 1 ol the Shanghai ing unil thr tturrau Social Alfair> ol ihr t ainese Munuipal! Shanghai, the »orh*rs no* having ds which have been approved ■>>
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    ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
    739 9 Manchester Market (Juirt. JAPANS MEN X TO LANCASHIfI mi Our Own Correspondent) Manchester. May 29. During the past ten days the Whitsunt.,le holidays have had the usual v. m§ effect upon conditions in the Manjnd no important d«y»- pnu-nt in the »itnation can b» recorded. (.:-rat Britain,
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. "UNDER PROTEST."
    1079 10 After period of anxiety which developed suddenly at a point where all •rented to be plain nailing, the schemr for the removal n{ the present Singapore raeerouree and the laying* out on the aite of extensive playing fields, has received •he
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    THE PRINCIPLE OF FREE PORTS.
    950 10 Serious Dangera of Flajr Discrimination. (By Sir William Seager. D.1... A past I're.ioVn- of the British Chamber of Shilling.) Not the leant important function of the League of Nations is that of giving wisr guidance in promoting the freedom of communications and tranmt internutio-n ally.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    344 10 Mr. Harry Elphick was sworn in as a Justice of the Peace for the Straiu .Settlement's before Mr. C. S. Findley. the Third Police Magistrate, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Talalla have issued invitations to an At Horn* at the Masonic Hall. Yenning Bead. Kuala Lumpur,
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    744 10 PESTS ON WHEELS. The Kinta Sanitary Board haa had under discussion roller »katine on public reads which ha* recently become very popular ;n Ipoh. It is inevitable, of course, that this menace to public safety should be >!ealt with rigorously to ensure that legitimate users of
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    54 10 Dr. Douglas Jame* Valentino. Mtdnal Officer, of the (iovernment Medical De-partmt-nt. Hong Kong, ai to the St John Ambulance Brigade, eldest son of Mr. and Mr.. Jame. Valentine, late u( Shangha-. via- married at <ong Koni: to Nina Kmi!\ Nicholson, only daughter of Mr H T Williar ttsbie. Kent, and
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    "DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT ON TRIAL IN EUROPE."
    452 11 NEW PARLIAMENT MEETS. (apt. Fitzßoy Re-elected Speaker. CORDIAL TRIBUTES. Speeches by the Party leaders. London, June 25. The new Parliament opened to-day with.r. :;i-.n\. Ml proccdinirs being merely preliminary to the formal opening on Ju! The Liberals were very keen to stake th.'ir claims
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    NATIVE LABOUR.
    71 11 International Conference In Brussels. Brussels, June 25. A meeting of the International Colonial Institute discussed the question of the ranlMMI and organisation of native labour in tropical countries. A resolution was passed stating that the evolution of labour legislation ought to proceed in a manner corresponding to 'he
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    LOST AIRMEN.
    92 11 Briti?h Aircraft-Carrier Helps In Search. Rugby. June 25. No trace ha« been found of the three Span -nil mnmn who left Spain on Friday on a trans- Atlnr'.ir flight via the Azores. I, air. i aft carrier Eagle, which is proceeding fiom Portsmouth to Gibraltar, has roveived wireless
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    DYE TRUST AGREEMENT.
    41 11 Co-operation Between Britain And (Germany. London. June 25. It jniMPir.i 'hat an agree inert has n Imperial Chemical lndtistrir«. Lid an.) the derman Dye vid.riK mr <o-oper»tion in the production, marketing and propaganda of synthetic nitrogen products. Reuter.
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    MISSIONARY FREED.
    30 11 Hankow, June 25. Mr. Ernest Weller. one of five China Inland Mission worker* who were captured by bandit*, has not* been released. The others were released previously.— Reuter.
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    SOUTHERN CROSS STARTS.
    187 11 Flight from Sydney To Derby. Sydney, June 25. ("apt. Kingwford Smith left in the Southern Cross at 2.14 p.m. to-day on a non-stop trans-Australian flight to Derby <n route for England via Singapore, Calcutta. Karachi and Baghdad.— Reuter. Rugby, June 25. (apt. Kingford Smith and Mr. Charles
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    AMERICAN TOURISTS.
    102 11 How War Debts Are Returned to Europe. Washington, June 24. According to the annual report of the Department of Commerce, the financial turn-over on international payments between the I'nited States and Foreign countries in 192* totalled $22,000,000,000 of which tt.000.000.000 represented the value of American commodities sold abroad.
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    OIL SCANDALS.
    57 11 Sinclair's Second-in-Command In Gaol. New York. June 24. Mr. Henry Mason Day. vice-president of one of the Sinclair oil companies, joined his chief. Sinclair, in the District of Columbia gaol to-day. He was sentence 1 to four months imprisonment for contempt of court on account of his jury-shadowing
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    AIRSHIP DISASTER.
    55 11 Honouring Memory of Swedish Explorer. Rome, June 25. The Government has decided to honour the memory of the Swedish explorer Malmgrcn. who lost his life in the Italia disaster, by the award of the gold medal for heroic deeds. Malmgren's mother is to he given an annual pension
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    GERMAN LINERS.
    57 11 Kremen to < .<> to Southampton For Painting. Bremen. June 24. Th* now North German Lloyd liner Bremen has been towed to Breme'hnven. whence ah* will proceed under her own steam to Southampton for the bottom to be painted. Germany's largest dock is occupied by the Bremen's sister-ship
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    R.A.F. FLYING BOAT.
    45 11 leaves Penang for Victoria Point. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June M. The R.A.F. flying boat SUM. in charge of Klight-I.ieut. Carnegie, arrived at Penang yesterday morning at 10.45 and after refuelling at Glugor took off again at 11.35 for Victoria Point.
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    WOMEN'S CONGRESS.
    32 11 Iniversal Extension Of Franchise Urged. Berlin. June 24. The Women's International Congress has ended. A resolution was passed urging the extension of the franchise to women in all countries. Trans-Ocean.
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    BARON PASSFIELD.
    45 11 New Title of Mr. Sidney Webb. Ru^by, June 25. The London Gazette to-night announces that Mr. Sidney Webb, the Secretary for the Dominions, on whom the King has conferred a Barony, will take the title of Baron Passfleld of Passfleld Corner.— British Wireless.
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    "CITY OF OTTAWA" DISASTER
    147 11 Inquiry Opened. INSPECTOR OF ACCIDENTS GIVES EVIDENCE. London, June 25. The Air Ministry's inquiry into the loss ef the cross-Channel air liner City of Ottawa opened in the law courts to-day. Sir William Jowitt, the Attorney-Gereral, who appeared for the Air Ministry, said it had been
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    DISARMAMENT.
    81 11 Mr. Mac Donald in Hopeful Mood. London. June 25. In an address at a Labour reception Mr. Mac Donald stated that he had had a second conversation with General Dawes, the United States Ambassador, and also had met Mr. Hugh Gibson. He added. I am hopeful—l shall not put
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    UNITED STATES TRADE.
    56 11 Possibility of Damage By Tariffs. Washington, June 25. The possibility of damaging the foreign trade of the United States by the applirstion of increased tariff rates is causing concern to President Hoover, the State Department and the Department of Commerce. Protests against the increases have so far
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY RACE
    100 11 All Machines Competing to Be Monoplanes. Rugby, Ji<ne 24. For the first time in the history of the Schneider Trophy race for seaplanes in September on the Solent, all the machines entered by the four competing nations will be monoplanes. In the last race Great Britain entered
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    STORM IN A TEACUP.
    61 11 Sir Esme Howard and Senator Borah. Washington. June 25. Officials of the State Department have disclosed that the Department was fully informed beforehand <f the conference between the British Ambassador. Sir Esme Howard, and Senator Borah, regarding which there has been much discussion in the Press.
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    PANAMA CANAL.
    51 11 Huge Landslide M (iaiilard Cut. Balboa. Panama, June 24. A huge slide of 250,000 cubic feet of material has occurred at Gaillard Cut, Panama Canal, affecting TOO feet of the ranal bottom s.ul reducing the depth at the centre from 40 to 38 feet. Traffic is not interrupted.
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    AUSTRALIAN TIMBER.
    37 11 Final Settlement of Long Strike. Melbourne. June M The timber strike has been settled. It was reported on the 4th inst. that the timber mills had re-opened, and several hundreds of men were working. Baater.
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    GOVERNMENT AND GUARDIANS.
    132 11 Policy Reversed. "GRAVE CONSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIONS." London, June 25. The Ministry of Health announces that the commissioners appointed by the last Government to supersede the Boards of Guardians at West Ham. Chester-leStreet > Durham) and Bedwellty (Monmouthshire) would be replaced as soon at possible. The announcement says the
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    REPARATIONS.
    141 11 Conference May Meet In London. Berlin. June 25. It is understood that the Government has agreed to the London Cabinet's suggestion that the Reparations Conference should meet in London during the second half of July. Mr. Mac Donald wishes to participate in the conference, and this his urgent duties
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    LABOUR'S POLICY.
    110 11 Not to be Tied by Party Executive. London, Juno 26. Anxi-.u* to remove all suspicion that they are tied by the party executive, th.members of the Cabinet have decid- ed to alter the machinery by which Labour policy has hitherto been HMM, namely th.- Parliamentary executive, which met
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    SIR MORTIMER SINGER.
    142 11 Death of Noted Sportsman And Philanthropist. London. June 25. The death has occurred of Sir Mortimer Singer, aged *>•">. the eldest son of the inventor of the. Singer Sewing Machine. An inquest was held to-day, but was tdjourned for analysis of the remains in onsequence of evidence
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    BRITAIN AND EGYPT.
    56 11 Foreign Secretary's Dinner In London. Rugby. June 24. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Arthur Henderson, gave a dinner to-night at the "arton Hotel in honour of Mohamed fiahmud I'asha. the Prime Minister of £gyp l Several members of the Government attended, and the former Foreign Secretary, Sir Aus'en
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    BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
    56 11 First Step Towards Resuming Relations. London. June 2V The Daily Herald announces that as a Irst step towards resumption of relations tietween Great Britain and Russia, a -ommunimtion has been tabled informing lU the Dominions Governments that the I British Government proposes to resume liplomatir relations with
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    ROSS FUND CLOSING ON JULY 15.
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    INDIAN COMMUNISTS.
    67 11 Plans for General Strike Revealed. Meerut, June 25. Plans for a general strike throughout India on May 1. 1929. and a long letter from Moscow giving general instructions were among the indictments mentioned by the prosecuting counsel at the resumption of the conspiracy trial. The defence has (Vied
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    BURMA FLOODS.
    71 11 Heavy Losses in Grain And Cattle. Rangoon. June 25. The recent floods in the Akyab district rover 100.000 acres. The food supplies and seed grain of 10.000 families have Toyed and several thousand cattle were drowned. A launch caught in a storm on the Kbldan river. Akyab, >ank
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    NEW ZEALAND'S ORDEAL.
    91 11 Outlying Settlers' Hardships In Earthquake. Wellington. Jun< The remaining population of Murchiston ha* removed to Nelson owing t<> the renewal of shocks last night. Practically ull the settlers in outlying valleys, some of whom have been travelling continuously for three days almost without sleep since Monday, have
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    MOTOR RACING.
    71 11 Important Event to be Held In Dublin. Rugby. June 26. The greatest international motor race ever held in Great Britain and Ireland will take place in Phoenix Park. Dublin, on July 12 and 13, when can from six count lies will rompete in the Irish International Grand i'rtx
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    COTTON WORKERS' WAGES
    62 11 Strong Opposition to Proposed Reduction. London, June 26. United opposition to the manufacturers' demand for 12.8 per cent, reduction in the wage* of cotton workers was voiced at a meeting of the legislative council of the Inited Textile Factory Workers' Association, representing 600,000 operative*. Further action waa
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    DROUGHT ENDING.
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW RACECOURSE.
    2612 11 Turf Club Members Approve Scheme. FULL DRAMA Fine Property at Bukit Timah. A largely attend™) special general meeting of the ftppn Turf (lull, in the Exchange Room. Kullrrtnn H yesterday. Mr. G. X Hold.-, siding decided to hand over t hi- i •it* of the racecourse to
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      95 12 -1 v Never let smoking 4 v give you m a sore throat/ l^ Remember! there^s always |ast| modctn Kirnnfcc in•nor. Air Cond..anmt Pttni. Dum nnran m *m htwi j>~*m a «..1W».0,,.,N«W H«*r A 100* Virpw Totwcco uad CA V^A-A. A. X Cntvrn 'A roam 10 »ou Kiie. rW>. Ntfcn
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    MR. QUAH BENG KEE RETIRING.
    998 12 Fine Record ;>t Ser\ic<\ CHINESE MEMHKR FOR W(. (i:> Our -pondenl.) i me |»«*t the rjmour h«« v- Qth Beng Kee. 0J I P.. was to n-tirc from thi (flee rhin-se ripresenlat'vr »n the Legislative OMbwM. Thi* hi- n< w obtain- offk-al noliftcation hat Mr.
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    ESTATE ENDANGERED.
    273 12 Objection to Receiver hismissed. The appeal of U. S. Haji Mohained KiiMipe, the sole surviving trustee of the MtSjM of Rayna Dessan Sahib, against an «rder by Mr. Juatice Deane appointing and manager to the cstatr. wa« liumisscd on Monday, when thr >u<lc menu of the Court of
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    203 12 Riding for Fame." featuring Hoot r.ih«on. will be «hown at the Surma from to-night. A powerful dramatic production by Mayer i* now being shown jt the Alhambra in •The Tower of It- Muality II sufficiently indithe fact that Ixm Chancy and h, arci play the principal parts. An
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    REBEL TRIBES IN MOROCCO.
    164 12 Disturbed Situation Restored. Pans, June M. In the com v of a debate in the Chainbei '.n thi- Ai'yftkub disaster in Mihkli, M PamU-vi-. thi- Mmntcr fur War, said .■l situation had he»*n compUti-ly mlor i »ie deal Cowman;lers were antirely free ■f all rerponsibility for
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    BOMBED OWN TROOPS.
    50 12 Mexican Airman's Fatal Mistake. Mexico City, June tf. A fitleral airman survey <ng the n-gi 1:1 of Barranca bombeil what he th->urht were hostile troop* but were r»nll}' Kr»'--n»: soldiers entrenched against a xtecn Fader. ard 15 wounded. The S•• ha* ordered a thc.r mrd invc>iiirntion. Kcutcr.
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    MALAYA AND SIAM
    65 12 Kailuax (onfeirncc AchicM^ Results. (hiuin Our Own Con e»|>o ..lent.) Bangkol.. Jjne f». nler.-nce between rcpr. -in tthnu ;he Siasnew and I'.M.s. rnihi .1 Ihr M«.i ates nil! ka\e by special t -am ti>-:nar. i..orn•r.g. Amenc the important c,ue«ti.-ri-< iii»casaed were tho«e of Rpcv.iir.rf jn. lh:oogh trains
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    BUKIT FRASER.
    62 12 Through Passenger Tick^ liv Rail and Road. Ki-.ni Aukum 1 v. >il pri'liabl) l>uok pas enirci* through by 1 ail and ruad Horn any station Ui tno i.ii|i Kc«t House or Buk.t Fraai cr return ticket* will he tmmt -rranyement will be a ifieat coirvnience for those who
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    SERIOUS ASSAULT.
    321 12 Kor Not Joining a Chinese Konffsi. Thr ma-jhinations of Chinese Wong.<<^ ami iheir r(«i:lt» were exempliAed in a ca.te which m> roncluded before Mr. II 1. Clarke, the Lh*tnrt Judg. ye>terdaj aftemooo, Accord ins; to U |i 'ainant hi r-tuscJ to contribute $1U tnuard.s a kungsi and in
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    88 12 Havirg been arreited en a warrant at Penang. Yeo Beng Chuan. a wel!-known Chinese of Sisajapere. wn* this morning pcodmid before Mr. J. F. F. Qnsjb, the Foorth Police Magistrate and harged with nmma! breach of trust in respect of SIMM. He was rcmandeil on bail of md
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    U. S. EMBASSY AND PROHIBITION.
    95 12 Exact Observance Of I^aw. New York. June 26. The action of Onr.al Dawes in refusing to x-rvi- win- at the I'nued States KmbaMy in 1.-nid< n. h litrh i< mentioned in Pre»s reports, is Interpreted in some quarters as indicating that all United State* Embassies
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    RAILWAY CASHIER.
    103 12 Allegations of Criminal Ureach Of Trust. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I.umpur. June 38. The trin! began at the Selangor Asaiaef YifttenUy and i* being continued thi> morning lieforc tin- 'hicf Ju»t Hon. Mr. I. H \>adurai chief cashier of thr MS Railway* pay' 1 dm-, on a
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    DUTIABLE TOBACCO.
    240 12 Midnight Arrest of Chinese At Pasir Panjang. 111 1 v-; up of a motor-car and the 11— ilf of the liorn led a Marine Poli.-e t-onsulue to the discovery of MR Ib. ot ''unable Chinese tobacin in and near a Chinese »ch«<-l at the Kth mile, l'a-11 I
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    PACKED IN A KETTLE.
    139 12 Revenue Officer's Kind At Tanjong Pagar. An inn -ent looking tin kettle was the I exhibit |iroduced before Mr. <\ 11. C. Clarke, the MatrM Judge, yesterday morning when a Chinese paaaen. China wa* charged with being >•» paeaenion of a quantity of nor- ment chandu.
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    MR. L. D. BUCKERIDGE.
    241 12 Municipal Officer^ Sudden Death. The death occurred suddenly this morning at the age of 35 years of Mr Lionel Dacre Buektridge. anti-mosquito ■flaaa with the health department of the Singapore Municipality and son of Mr ond Mr*. H. Nugent Buckendge also of Singapore. Mr Buckeridge, junior,
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    E. A. BARBOUR & CO. LOSE APPEAL.
    662 12 E. A. BARBOUR CO. LOSE APPEAL. Important Decision. HANAGUrS NB6LJGE i I IN CHEQIK (ASK The Court cf Appeal dec inn n in Urn L-aar in which the Hu Hone Bank appt-alc I •CmilUt v Jlldglllft "1 Sn nliam Mvi; tun in favnui <>f K. A. Barlwur and n. wes
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN.
    52 12 v lor> of Planting ll\ Polio-. I Iml mii taxi drivrr. who Wl Rurmah K»ad. M < harged with bring in sjaMtsjaj Judge. thi« mirninc charges against hin JrBOTI rt from thr I Prosecutor. Chief i i *ta;p.l it :hr police believi weapon wan plan Indian* with whom
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      AUSTIN'S SPLENDID VICTORY.
      85 13 Hunter Defeated. !.\(.l ISIiM I \> WIMBI VA 0 i. n brat Tiltiei Oth-' I it Kleir.. 1 \l|, ll '-.I' W ..wen Single... Ml in the beit Mi»> Tosahlin •'i A'rua*. nee) i-ati -at Mi India). Mi- i- -i. t (5..111 i I i.inrlunale incident. ■i.ian.r
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      CRICKET TOURS.
      390 13 M.C.C. and Australians To Play in Ceylon. The Ceylon Cricket Association officials are always planning- something; in the be«t Mta of the game in this Uland. Looker-on in the (Yylon OMI let the frasa rruw un.i. theii Having heard th.. re vndini; out a team to Nrw Zealand
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    'VARSITY TENNIS.
    81 13 Oxford and (amoridy;^ Tiarn For I I Tin- Ir.itol States Lawn Tennis A..m«.«ii. 1 that v combined t«-am i onaisting of six players f rom Oxfi.nl -i lies, will •Wl the I'mtol Statm soon to play a numlier of m;i The Hril'-h team will play a similar ninihinnl
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    GOLF.
    126 13 Sinjcaporr QjC. vs. keppd At liukit Timah. A MM* will U' iilayei at Bukit Timah <>n Bonda) hk rning next, between the k.-|.|.i-l i.. It lit. ami the SinguiM^re Culf flub. Thr ii'lli.wing are the team* players mentioned ftrst) and 'ig off I nter v«. Hardie and uml Campbell
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    336 13 Johore Military Forces' Meeting. MetMJ <>f HM on sWIMMI al the J M.X Ma> lt.:hu. Ti i now 1J fm day wen- undei Ini ■•>; sli Military and Vulun- l>rd Tht asatck m inmn.ed I ■i v tin. Tl.t i»l*»t lallj t.. le-aii lit wi-nth" i BsMtttsM for
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    PRIORY PARK SOLD.
    98 13 Famous Racehorse (Join* To Japan. Rugby. June 11. J.el ha« sold hit siven-yeai f iv Paik nhirh will go to Juuun. traar of Pi .my I'aik ha» bun one sf the romances of the turf. Mi- was tied from a mediocre stock by Mr. Hosard. a butchi-r
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    SECOND DIVISION.
    67 13 State of Ground Causes Postponement. Owing to the bad ktate of the ground* "i which they wer<- to play, the second division matches between the A.P.C. •and •rd the Welch and R.A.O.C. had o be postponed. The match between the ...id Chinese "A" was abandoned. The only game
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    TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL.
    124 13 BjCJ .it Ful! Strength Against Royal Artillery. Ar important first division game will by played on the Padang this afternoon, alien the S.C.C. will entertain the X A M'tth of the interest attached to the nasfl is that the Gunners are the only .ike a jiuint from the
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    LANCASHIRE AGAIN BEATER.
    919 13 (.oddard Takes 100 Wickets. Th. re MM a number of surprises in Mir i unty cricket results received to-day. The fall of Derbyhur by over an inning* t.i K.nt. aflei their remarkable run of success, was unexpected, while the champion county, Lancashire, usually so strong ■g >ide,
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    WHEN SHOULD BOXERS RETIRE?
    316 13 Are They Too Old At Thirty Speaking generally, the life of a boxer it combat m' usuully he hut finished wilh the game round about ih? age of thirty, either from compulsion at choice. Loss of speed and youthful In cause many retirement but a mui<
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    184 13 Racing Prouramme for Next Sunday. The following laces will i the Royal Mssjaawa ITaekl Cbsb -n Butday Start 10 urn.. hAndicaps nil. ("our-" 1 <'ross utarting lir« from No:th t<> iHtk 17 mark b.mt t War Buoy to putt -Outer (iui. Bany ti starbuaid -Ir.m-r 'lub Buoy tn utarbwud
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    413 13 Annual Meeting of Suydam Cirls' Institution. (Kiom Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Juim 25. Tht- Suy>i..n. 1... School lield second annual kportt in their grounds at Bickly Par!; 'in Srl\nUy. There was a ■|l und representative crowd of apec»!iich int luded some of the j I n«nt i Mmm
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    55 13 MrditrMiay. Jaae 7t Kooib.ll S.fC R.A, rsdanr ;!iarada>. Jur. I all: R..1. y (iviind. > Mis*. J»»* U r ootball Wrlrh ti. Seletar. jm. 'I Mrrh.hl. M, thluniny. Jaar 29 m < Mareaaata n, Ra«n turn. tall A IT. M Bisr.l. > I <--n I. A. j.llum Kee\-e
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    97 13 Millwall Pay Heavy fee For i;xd the trai fu.m Yueen 1 i"d to l>e Ix'twrrn i 'man waa thr f of the amateur side Harnpt<>ad TMn, whrn he was signed by thr I wimh, bat hr wai bold a place in (hr half-back ifiviri an opportunity at
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    AMENDMENT DEFEATED.
    959 14 Suggestion of Open Competition. I hlohamed Alsagoff moved an oniendmenj that the resolution be altereo as follows That the committee of the Singapore Turf Club W authorised to pmeed with the ronstruMion of a new racecourse and hi call for an architectural compatilton HI h A i>nditun» lfJ|M
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    ESCAPED CONVICTS.
    55 14 Search for Two Suspects In Hoiik Kong. (From Our Own Correspondent) Hong Kong. June St. On tbf arrival of the »t.«m«r Takttwa fronj Singpar>M this morninf the polier •'■•«W f«r two Mtapertr in ...i.n.- turn with the esrape of r<.m i.t, fr,,m th<>ingapnre Cad. Several men «irr A*periling
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    114 17 stanti \i Bummr REQUIRED. Bombay. June 14. I pin for the extension of the i Karachi air mail »ervie« to Bom>n i» made i ''mmm taj rnment of India. amount of .bay the Secreof th« Chamber ■n U» lal■arriH »houM b« ■raffoing rta to MHM that would
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    476 17 Family Dispute Over Old Business. The partnership that was formed from Boat Quay business left to hi* rhildrtn hinese who died in China 40 years Pgo was the subject cf a suit in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Deane ay. The plaintiff was Koh Sung Chua and
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    601 17 The Bible and Modern Politics. Continuing his series of lectures deal- ■ne »uh vital theological subject*. Mr. Hendershot. M.A.. spoke at the Malayan Seminary Hall on Wednesday mght. June 19, on the subject of modern and their significance to the religionist. The lecture was
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    74 17 Claim on Arbitrator's Award. ,Wh«n the Supreme Court nuit Ong Tunn Moo verso* Kh-o King Hock wm <;il!«-il before Mr. Justice Deane yesterday. M mm said fllissssli M I^nnahNnn t <if whrthcr ilrfrndant ■n |k r*oa. TV de,-. n.innt was called, and .Id not 'i >aid that. Ihh
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    90 17 Violent Demonstration At Karachi. Karachi, June 19. Y'<r the nerond time within the week. Hindu factions here came to blow* last Mirht when a determined attempt hy those who art against widow re-marria* < n-as made to break up a meeting under •he auspices of the Karachi Widow
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