The Straits Times, 4 June 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] v Iti MF THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER I^h^MALMA. PACES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      221 1 SINGAPORE: 78. CECIL ST. {'PHONE 6161). Ny Carlsberg Beer In bottles md oa draught. Sole Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. 'Inc. tn Denmark) SINGAPORE. THE SUPER SWEETENED CONDENSED MItK. LLLUJIIIII»*^^^H "SLEDGE s p ty BRANS" FULL CREAM %elß3§W^^* FULL CREAM SWEETENED CONDENSED SWISS MILK. THE OITSTANDING AND ALMOST UNIQUE ADVANTAGES
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      20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. 27, JAVA ST, (PHONE 3683), Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE.
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      489 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated In England) •JAIL AND PASSENGER AND CABGO SERVICR PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SJ*. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTTS GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWA.RD FROM LONDON FMR CHINA AND JAPAN. Teenage due Spore. MOREA 11,000 Jane 14 KALYAN 9,100 June
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      694 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antw*rp and Rotterdam. Vessels Tonnaga Due sail iSUWA ..lAKI 1t1,7H0 June 1 G 3FUSHIMI MARU 10,900 Juna 19 20 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,600 July 2 S TERUKUN! MARU 12,000 July 18 17 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 80 81 HAHUNA MARU 10,000
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      463 2 BURNS PKILP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOB BRISBANE, SYDNET AND MILBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by tha wellknown steamer MARELLA (7866 tons) and th* new motor vessel, MALABAR (4512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largeet and finest .teamen trading to Australia, cabins
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      663 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVU) (Incorporated In Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 5451, with aab-ca— oettoas to i'atisage, Freight, Transhlpsaaat, Marine Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and BttmMa Settlement!! of the Travellers Official lafermation Bnrriu. Booking Office Royal Hatch ladiaa
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      597 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE THE OCEAN STEAM SHD? CO. UNITED. TUB 4HINA MUTUAL STBA» NAY. CO, LTD. 1 ißMrporated in Englaad) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, rXINDON, AMSTKRDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG. AND BBBMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW—BOSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH, CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTEBDAM AND HAMBURG.
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      545 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. incorporated in Blase) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE Fof Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Banirnnrn, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Laron, Sichon, Bandon, Kohsamui. I^tngsuan. Chumpou nod Bangkok. Arrival Departure BUDDMADIB la port J«m 1 VALAYA Juno 9 June IT MALIM June- 10 June IK The steamers are fitted throughout
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      454 3 D'JTCH MAILS M.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nedcrland and M.V. Kotterdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO <icaoa Amsterdam Southampton Marseille* Rotterdam Tonnage m.v. Balui-mn 17,000 R.L. June 6 m.v. Chr. lluygvns 15,640 S.M\N. June 13 s.s. Tjerimoi 8,100 R.L. June 20 m.v. Joh. v. Oldenbarncvelt 19.(MM> S.M.X. June 27 Slumat
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      1399 3 SHIPPING- ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) ELLERMAN LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Bong Kong, Shanghai and Japaa Due S'por* SJ. CITT Or DELHI July 6 ML CITY OF SINGAPORE Aag. 6 HOMEWARDS s.s. CITY OF SHANGHAI
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      398 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT BCHEDULJL Sallinjfs for United States v. Canada Point* from Hong Kong. San Fraaciaco and Portland S.S. MICHIGAN sails from Hong Kong July 8 San Francisco, Loa Angele* and San Diego
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      235 3 COAL TAR Supplied in Various Grades to suit all Purposes. LEE KIM SOO 40, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. THE EASTERN STUDIO, LEE, PHOTOGRAPHER, SINGAPORE. ENLARGEMENTS. MINIATURES. WEDDING and OTHER GROUPS INDOOR and OUTDOOR Modern Style. ELECTRIC LIGHTING, etc. We also do Amateurs' work. BLACKWOOD WARE MUSEUM Open for inspection daily. WUCHANG
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    DIFFICULT YEAR IN KELANTAN.
    3272 4 .»k Rice Crop. GREATLY DAMAGED BY DROUGHT. Mr. v. B. Clayton, the British Adviser, signs U. bh mil report on the State of Kelantan fir the year 1929. V/Mell his jUSt l>:-en published. It is pointed out thai H.H. the Sultan takes a deep personal interest
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    JAPANESE LOAN.
    98 4 G. 550,000,000 Bonds Offered For Subscription. A syndicate consistini of Morgan. Kulm and Loeb, the National City Bank, the Kirst National Bank ami the Yokohama Specie Bank offer to the public on May 12 n G $50,000,000 Imperial Japanese (Jovernment external loan running from 1930 to 1935. A
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      69 4 y// W e guarantee that both State Express 999 and State yi MM Express 555 Cigarettes are made of exactly the same VI unique tobacco leaf, the only difference bcins 999 arc State Express 999 arc supplied to meet the increasing demand for a ci^irettc of 555 quality at an
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      158 4 Streamline Parker Duofold IKN dipping slows your thought, tires your hand. So try this speedier way of writing. Go to your dealer today, ask him to demonstrate the famous Parker Duofold Streamline Fountain Pen. Touch point to paper and experience smooth. The Parker Duofold. through "Pressureless Touch" and other unique
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      468 5 ADVANTAGES OF THE PREFERENCE SHARES IN THE FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH CO-OPERATIVE INVESTMENT TRUSTS BROAD STREET HOU^E, OLD BROAD STREET, I ONDO F.C.I Dividends at the rate of 55% are paid half-yearly on shafts held for certain six-monthly periods, and 5% for broken periods. Safeguards for members Half-yearly audit.
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      233 5 B^ all day long Wi f__f_y Every time you move or think you use up a \a VI M9f_W certain amount of energy. That wastage of hH energy goes on all day long. Only from KB nourishment can that wastage of energy be SB Iw Ovaltine is a delicious food
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      390 5 "All in? Living for years in a hot climate puts a strain on your nerves, too great for many Europeans. THAT feeling of bcinj "dead- s n lo een. F.very particle o: this sirengtheninß l<x-<i tired ShOWS Clearly that yOU —containing clbumin and •re using up the la* reserves +3*Tr~~-~r
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    • Obituary
      DEATH
      15 6 n'RNER. At Glen Innes, Australia, on Juno 1930, Eileen, mitt of David Turn-r, Singa-
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      747 6 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Manager, BtiaitS Times, Cc rll Street. :he following small ndver:. < ment for clays: i i t 1 i _zzzz_ I i zzzzz i ~1 There are approximately seven words t-> a line and there is a flat rate charge of 25 cents per
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      651 6 MISCELLANEOUS Mr. V. N. RA.IOO, licensed surveyor and leveller, undertakes to do su.vcyiiiK and k\cllin»r anywhere. Apply 86-4, Tank Road. CERTIFICATED TEACHER OF MUSIC, has vacancies for pupils Music and Drawing. Homes visited. Madame Dcnya, 284- A, Orchard Road. Telephone 4982. IF YOU HAVE RELATIVES OB FRIENDS overseas, have the
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      790 6 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, FLATS AMBER MANSIONS, facing Orchard Road and Penang Road. Apply Singapore Building Corp., 64, Market Street. TO LET, Immediate entry, 42, Oxley Road, electric, water and gas laid on. Apply personally Estate Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd., Estate Agents. TO LET, 4, Newton Road, four bedrooms,
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      527 6 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, river-side godown about 10,000 sq. ft. Apply S. Manasseh Co., No. 6-2, Malacca Street. LARGE OFFICES TO LET, at 9, De Souia Street. Also 68, Robinson Eoad suitable for office and godown. Apply N. Reuben, 7, De Souza Street. TO LET, from July I, godown
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      873 6 TAIPING JIJRF CLUB AMATEUR RACE MEETING. Thursday, June 19, 1930. Saturday, June 21, 1930. Commencing at 2.15 p.m. each day. TWO RUNS each for Horses Classes 3, 1, and 6, respectively. First Run about 6 furlongs, second run about 1 mile and 100 yards. TWO RUNS each for Ponies Classes
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      870 6 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to no.m of June 19, 1930, for the following works 1. Erection of a new English Elementary School, Bukit Panjong. 2. Eroction of an Infectious Discaix Ward at the Quarantine Station, St. .John's Island. 3. Erection of twenty-three
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      646 7 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE HOLDEN AT BATU PAHAT. Mac. Application No. 14 2». It: Ihr mittrr of an application under Section ni) at ||m i.iid hlCtaMi, 1910. anil, in the mailer of a < h<in:<- of ihe land- Com-i.riM-d in Craa&a Naa, Mil and ITU, rc«i»t.ied in tin-
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      436 7 JACK'S REFERENCE BOOK For HOME and OFFICE. The Key to Efficiency. 1088 Double-Column Page*. Cloth bound. An encyclopaedia of general information, a medical, legal, social, educational and commercial guide. An English Dictionary. Late Pannell's reference book. new and enlarged edition. MY MOST VALUABLE DESK COMPANION, Sir J. H. Yoxell. Price
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      150 7 I 1 Humors, reddened and inflamed skin of babies are soothed and healed by PUROL Tins 30 and 55 cts. Tubes 75 cm. The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. (Incirporxtod in the Stralta SettUmantt and Registered undar Th« Truat Companies Ordinance 1928) i- prepared to act as EXECUTOR
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      395 7 m io i Etaiioap f ;c: Heid 2nd Fact, ftideum Healed. "VVhci: my little girl was a ycer old a tore eruption broku- jut on htr ftrehcad. Aa the days pnaj.d on lln ttoublc sprc: c rfci her h-:aci End »ace. Th itching ir.uct have been .iwfu! as \»c h.d
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      80 7 jff%^ VERITYS FANS LARGE STOCKS HELD BY THE Sole Agents For Malaya CENTRAI I SINGAPORE !I»OH KUALA LUMPUft ;'<\TOPf» FOR safety's sake In i >NS 'm T <^ > x AERAT£D waters!) I if THE COLOUR MOTION OF LIFE the most a movie camera can give you. Kodacolor reproduces colours
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    GLUT OF ACTING C.C.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    818 8 CEYLON LETTER. Press Attack on Mayor Of Colombo. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, May 2:i. With H. E. the Governor at preient on leave, his place is naturally taken by ih. colonial Secretary, bat, by a remarkflile coincidmce, practically all the chief administrative posts are
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    49 8 Hrii.s up M r.nd for woelc'une li !:iy, Jun? p.m.. Drill Hull, !>r;il I'arade. Friday, Jane B, 5.15 p.m., Drill Hull. Tardi Ranscc t>.l3 I [Jail, B.RA. (Vj, Ua-.tery and 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall. Lectur* r>.l 3 p.m., Mali) l>r 11 Hall, "V' I Malay) C, \\\ai»»n
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    1,000 EARTHQUAKE DEATHS.
    335 8 Food Taken to Pegu By i Train and Cart. Rangoon, May 13. Relief measures which have been put J into operation in Pegu following the earthquake have instilled a spirit of optimism into the people and the former feeling of helplessness has almost disappeared. The water service
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    ROME-AUSTRALIA.
    57 8 Tourist Seaplane Coming To The Straits. London, May 1. Captain Savino, an Italian airman, proposes to fly in a Tourist seaplane to Australia at the end of May. The progiamme gives him i:{ days from Rome to Darwin, and the stages include Castelrrsso, Baghdad, Bunder Abbas. Karachi, Bahawalpur, Delhi,
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    BAND PLAYS WHILE BULLETS FLY.
    208 8 Guns, Jazz and Police At Night Club. Texas Guinan, America's famous night club queen," is without a night club over ■which to preside following the closing by the pclice of the Green Mill the club at which she had been hostess for several Police descended
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    DEPORTATION URGED.
    177 8 Chinese Resent Barrister's Speeches. Shanghai, May 10. The deportation of Mr. R. 0. MrDonaM. th well-known local British barrister, from China, is being demanded by thefourth sectional brwch of the Shamrhu; Dir.trict Kuomintar.ff, and the «™»*g for Foreign Affairs is being asked to take steDS in this connection.
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    COSTLY DUELS.
    260 8 Actors Insured Against Risks for £20,000. When "The Three Multetaen WM produced recently in London, Sir Alfre:l Butt, manager of Drury lane, insuivci two of his actors for OMM asafawt thy ■•isles of du?ling. The Diarist in the London F.ventnT Standard is rather amazed to find that f.wo
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    PRESS ENTERPRISE.
    125 8 Interview Carried Over LongDistance 'Phones. Caabe/Ta, Kay I. The Prime Minister (Mr. J. 11. ScuHin), r.hen answering his telephone in l'ar!:;;mtnt House this afternoon, short: 5 o'clock, was surprised to hour the v.ords Hu'K Is that Scullin This i.j the representative of the London Daily Herald ■peaking." The
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    GOVERNMENT AND CADETS.
    247 8 To be Deleted from Army List. The GoViCmnent'l decision to end all official connection with Cadet Corps has licen c. Jin nu-iM<:> tul In secretaries of ali territorial Amy Asso< iations, to all Com-manders-in-Chief, and to Qm C.O.C London Distriefc i ictto;-. ;tnr.our.ringr this decision, is hy
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    NEGRO SPIRITUALS.
    83 8 <#- Suns at Livingstone's Tomb. London, May I krkabla ir.i idtnt occurred at. We, mill Sunday afternoon when the Dean ami tlie Canons assembled v: Livinsstone'i Tomb while 40 negTOes tl :.r spirituals. They M* students of the Hampton Institute, which was founded in America I educate the
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      76 8 •^t GOOD JUDCEx j^ THAT. After trying other Brands, SUGARCANE HAMS AND BACON AXE "THE BEST BY TEST" Truth in Advertising Indicates Sound Judgment. REFRIGERATING Co LTD 1 Orchard I'^id Sclrgie KoaJ Kcppel ftoad GiMfi Hi. Market. E!GHTLLN HOLE GOLF COURSE ExecUinU tjr<<>.;,mo<!uJ4t>n- -at tfic Hua.Ht.-rx HoteX. OnEu. 30 /uxxj-4
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      59 8 KELVINATOR The only Electric Refrigerator that provides Four Automatic Refrigeration Services II f i W > BHHka I rfc fc fIKiH B 1 I 7. Automatic Fast Freezing of Ice and Desserts. 2. Automatic Normal Freezing. 3. Automatic 40 to 50 Degree Food Compartment. 4. Automatic Cold Storage Compartment. Distributors
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      109 8 ARTISTE AT COVENT GARDEN AND QUEENS HALL M ME LOTTE LEHMANN Read these favourable criticisms The entrancing quality and delicious inflections of her voice."— MANCHESTER GUARDIAN. Every Song revealed complete mastery." DAILY TELEGRAPH. Above all, her singing is entirely pure."— THE TIMES. "Mme. Lotte Lehmann's recital at the Queen's Hall
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      311 9 fLHAMBRl 1 THE THETATRE OF PFRFECT SOUND MM REPRODUCTION ASk 9 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. i 'El? THE BROADWAY MELODY ALL TALKING, SINGING AND DANCING with BESSIE LOVE— CHARLES KING— ANITA PAGE THE WEDDING OF THE PAINTED DOLL SCENE ENTIRELY IN TECHNICOLOUR. Booking at ROBINSON CO., LTD. MARLfiOBOUGH (THE
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      520 9 \i/M\i/M ,\\/M\iV U\\lM\-l \\''M MUIUU UM MM. \\iy\L ■■■■■■■■■■■111 |#JzJl|jfi||H MALAYA'S FINEST APPOINTED AND LARGEST PICTURE PALACE TONIGHT AT 6.15 9.15 Another Outstanding Success RADIO'S All -Song and Dialogue Dramatic Triumph, I STREET GIRL with BETTY COMPSON NED SPARKS, JACK OAKIE and Full Cast SEE and HEAR GUS ARNHEIM'S BAND
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      233 9 VICTORIA THEATRE TONIGHT Twice daily 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. EXCLUSIVE TO THIS THKATRE. MICKY MOUSE The pet of all the World. THE DONOVAN AFFAIR The greatest of all Mystery Plays. GAUMONT GRAPHIC SHOWING ARSENAL' V. HULL THE GRAND NATIONAL etc. Booking at LITTLE'S. $2 and $1, Gallery 50 cts. Saturday
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    SECOND-HAND TONNAGE.
    694 10 Heavy Sales to Greek Buyers. With reft roue tr. the aiticle which ;.|>pearrd in The .Journal of Commerce c;i Ihe question cf the siilo of second-hand tonnag? to Fotvigmra, there ii a distinct cleavage «f opinion among Cardiff shipowners on this, .-übject, writes the (aid iff correspondent of
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      WORLD OF INFLATED CREDIT.
      552 10 Unrestricted Trade As A Solution. SBMklag at the American Club in Paris, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, the president »f Colombia University, said the world today *us living on credit, the like of which history had never seen and could not have prcdict,J. The credi; extended by
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    • SHARE MARKET REPORT.
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        123 10 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore. Jure Rubber. -London <". .il., I'nchangcJ. Noo:i ':ice I London S:d.) ?pct 2J cents. Tin. London fIUK 155.. £1 17s. M. down. Min-ng-. -Easier. Suneei Ways 2.80-3.10, :nchai« I.IS-1.18, Ktata Dtwdgn L.12-1.14. :->n/ P»tl Mala>a Consols. 2^14 ctr.t«. .lotu.ri-" :;j:u: cents, Suncti Luas L 35-1.4*,
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      PASSENGERS.
      75 10 owing r.;- t«9£«n arrived in SingalK.it !><i m.s. Ophir Iron Bataria, on Jen? Dr. Cli. J. fenwrd, Mr. \V. J. Dia.«. Mr. F. C, Dii.s, Mr. Bay— Mi. W. KutitumbnlcaßC, Mr. A. Siie^-Br. Mr. Sctiadjut, Mi>,y J. PattiMlaao, Miv PatUaaUno, Mr. I. I*. da Vas. Mr. Djanhursjah, Mr. N'apcboepaclaa,
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      264 10 EXCHANGE. Sngupore. June 4. On London, Bank 4 mi 2 1 U IS Demand 2 '3 3/4 Trivate 3 m. credit I l'» On New York, demand 66 1/16 Private 90 d, j Z~. On France, Bank T.T. 1431 On India, Bank T.T. 154* Op Hong Koiik, Uanl; T.T. 40U
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        488 10 [no* Val. I'll. Buyers Sellers C! il Asrin Kunil>a!i;r 2\ i AjTW Hitem Tin 13 14 G I B ti Banj;rin Tin 20- 20,9 1 1 Batang Padan& 0.10 0.14 I 1 Batu Cuves O.C7S ».It\k 1 1 Kukit Aranr U«R 0.6 b (1 £1 Burmah Malay 15 16
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        GENERAL.
        222 10 Val. r.l. Buyers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefi. 2 "0 2.40 2 AUx. Brick Urd:. 2 95 V.Mo il fl Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.7.6 5.12.6 1 1 Central Engine 0.40 0.60 norn 1 1 Cycle and t .image 0.40 0.40 norn 10s. 10s. Duff Development 4 6 5
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        103 10 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 102 10S ci. Singapore Municipal 6 p.c. of 19C1 red. 1930 $1,678,000 par. s',i prem. Singapore Municipal 4',? p.c. of 11)07 red. 1947 $1,600,000 96 par Singapore Municipal 4>i p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 96 par
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        377 10 Fraser and Co. and Lyali and Evatt's quotations. T.dayt Prim Lyall t C*. Evatt All-n'..y (»1) 1.40 1.50 I.4'J 1.50 Alor Cajkh ($1) 1.20 IJU 1.2U 1.30 Hit:.m i»lj 2.00 2.50 Ii.UU 2.40 A. Kumngijl) 0.30 0.40 0.30 0.40 Malay i«) 2.00 2.20 2.00 2.20 A. Molek (»1)
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    173 10 Wednmday, June t. H. W. IK a.m., I ft. in., Ml p.m., 7 ft. 4 in. i Thuradsy, June 5 H. V. HI a.m.. S ft. C.04 p.m.. 7 ft in. Cycle and Carriage Co., aim. inttr., Orchard Koad, noon. Opening of Kaffles Cotlaft year, U.K.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    181 10 Todiy. Banks [aland, Pladjei ai d Pali ml i 1 il'ludensi 1 p.m. BtinJoe, Pangkal Pinang r.nd Billlten i Edendale I i N..rth, N.-East and N. West Sumatra (Tasman) .1 pi... Seuth-Ea i Bornee (Van Swell) I p.m. I.r.iornin. Anamba and Katuna Islands (Scott I Barley) 'J
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    43 10 By Mklwa Slbajak Tnlmii Rajputana D'Artay.nan K. .!.■> S'cili.rlanil; n lodrapoi Left Arrd. S'por* Lundun Anr. 18 May It Apr. 2.'. Ma, I. Al.r. 2-< M:iv 17 Hay I May 24 Apr. 30 May M May 2 May May 9 Jhm
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    298 10 W dne day, June 4. Ship* »loiifiidf thf Wharvm or expeclrJ tu arrive. Entrnnr* KEI'PF.I. HAKBOLR. 1 Main Wkai Hopper .1. .1. 1 i. W. Bt. i .,1.,. Oil Wharf .-"I. Coal Wharf Patrol, Lolige. VKSSEI.a IN DRY DOCKS. T»i.)onc H«»ir. Albert Ii k lanipl. I etoria
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    56 10 Tho Bam] of t-io S.S. Police will p r'forrti the following programme of music, weather permitting, at Waterloo Street, today, commune Inj; ut p.m.: March, "University cf Dayton" (Paitella) overture, "1001 Nights' (Svoboda) selection, "The Giptjr Prinoi- (Kalman) Moivcau Characteristic, "Bells <>r Onaeley" (Hone); rapriccio, "Tho li'iC. rn!e (fi ic)
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    780 11 U.K. Rubber Stocks Still Increasing. FALLING OFF IN TIN CONSUMPTION. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday 10 a.m. Today's Prices Rubber, 22 cents per Ib. Tin. 225 tons at $69 per picul. Yesterday"* Trices Rubber, London 6 5/Bd. per Ih.. unchanged. New York. I.li cts., per Ib.
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      INDIA'S PROGRESS.
      1218 11 Report of Director Of Information. The annual report on Th" Moral and Material Progress of India was again for the year 1928-29 entrusted to Mr. John Coat nan, Director of Public Information with '.he Government of India. As usual, the prefatory note explr ns that it must not
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      64 11 Tone of Market Easier. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet G'sd. per Ib. New York Spot Sheet G. cents 13V4 per Ib. iMriscrmntrnra-rct > wn.m j» j.» m**+***r*w+***m R.S.S. equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tender Spot June July Aucust July-Sept. Oct.-Dcc. Bayers 22 4
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      BULLION REPORT.
      612 11 Messrs. Samuel Montagu Co.'s Weekly Letter. Gold. The Bank of England cold reserve against notes amounted to £1G3,341,964 on the 30th ultimo (as compared with £162,887,487 on the previous Wednesday), and represents an increase of £17,381,880 since Jan. 1, last. On May 1 the Bank of England lowered
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      RUBBER STATISTICS.
      64 11 Ocean shipments of para rubber (including latex, revertex and concentrated latex) during the month of May, 1930. Preliminary Return. Rubber. Revertex. Total. Tons. Tons. Tons. Singapore 33,567 200 33,827 Penanp 11,412 S 11,420 Malacca 49 SI) 108 Port Swcttenham 3,662 22 3,684 Total 48,690 "in 49,039 J. I.
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      HOTEL VAN WIJK.
      191 11 No Dividend on Last Year's Working. The 25th annual meeting of the Hotel Van Wijk Co., Ltd., will be held in Fullerton Building at noon on Saturday. The directors' report for the year ended Dec. 31 states The profit for the year amounted to $807.38, to which
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    1085 11 Increasingly Depressing Situation. MAY STOPPAGE A MERE PETTY PALLIATIVE. (Bj A. W. Still.) London. M:«y 7. The last issue of London SC<.ck Kxchange settlement prices is dated May 5, ard when I glanced over it, it occurred to me to take about thirty companies at random and
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930. THE HONOURS LIST.
    950 12 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930. THE HONOURS LIST. No mm raadhg th-> Rtrthitoy Roman List v. ill be inclined to accu-c Mr. R.-iri- y WtTTomH of iuw'iifali'y in Urn rverimmendation". made to His Majesty. After Urn astoni.ihinj* fTtili'y of Mr. Lloyd George's imagination in MMCting candidate* for
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    BRITAIN'S TENNIS PROSPECTS.
    1133 12 Abolish the Inferiority Complex. (By Dr. J. C. Gregory, the famous British D.-vi. Clip player, in an interview.) I do not think there has ever been a period when I have been more hopeful nf Great Britain's tennis prospects than am at the present time, for never
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    326 12 Mr. A. F. Hunter has been appointed an assistant Cinematograph Film Censor, The Rev. and Mrs. F. W. J. Reynolds have returned to Kua'a Lumpur from P.-ascr's Hill. The Colonial Secretary and Mrs. John Scott who have been staying at the Grand Hotel Braatagi, have returned to
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    834 12 LIFT MANNERS. The question whether men should be discouraged from removing their hats while riding with women in the lifts of office buildings is being seriously debated, .-■ays the Statesman, by group of Chicago building contractors, who array dtern efficiency against tho cnuse of gallantry and
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      CABINET CHANGE ANNOUNCED.
      262 13 Mr. Thomas as Dominions Secretary. OFFICE DIVIDED. Statement by Prime Minister. London. June 8. In the Ilousr of Commons at question tim- Mr. MacDon:iW stated that the approach of the Imperial Conference anil the utare of it;-, hnntmiii Metnltated tka separation of the offices of the Dominions
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    THE KING'S HEALTH.
    184 13 Arrangements for Visit To Epsom. Lcndon, June 3. Definito arrangements have been made for the Kin? to go to Epsom tomorrow, r.ecompar>:cd by the Queen and poesibly the Duke of Gloucester and Prince George. Hundredi of tetqrnuaa and messages frOM ail parts of the world to Uuckingham
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    BOMBAY MOSLEMS.
    110 13 Derision to Support Gandhi. Bombay, June o. A huge meeting nf HhIoM passed a resolution supporiinjr the Gandhi campai-jn :in-i appealing to Moslems throuphoir India to participate in the civil disobedience movement and to boycott British They expnaaed the opinion that as lone :i the Cong real and
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    MISS AMY JOHNSON.
    54 13 To Sail for England On June 25. Rugby, June 3. M \my Johnson sails from Brisbane for Knjjiand in the liner. NuWkra, on .June 2~>. She expressed, today, her gratification at receiving the honour of Commander of the Order of the British Empire, conferred upon her by
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    CHINESE " IRONSIDES."
    73 13 CHINESE IRONSIDES." Influence on Present War Situation. Changsha, June 3. Fighting ha.-, hicikcn out in south and wet C hancsha between the Hunanese I tioops and the Communist "Ironside" j army, marching from Kwan^si to Hmakow to support Fens Yu-hsiang. The Iroaaidcj ua npwtMJ to exercise an importaat influence on
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    JAPAN AND THE NAVAL BASE.
    319 13 "Does Not View It With Joy." Among the passengers on board the Kitano Maru, which arrived in port on Monday, was Mr. R. Wakatsuki, chief Japanese d<:le-:ate to the London Naval Disarmament Conference, who is returning to Japan, accompanied by his son. Interviewed on arrival
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    U.S. AND TREATY.
    102 13 Postponement of Debate Refused. Washington, June o. President Hoover has refused to coniider th? pica of a number of Senators .hat ho should postpone the Naval Treaty lebate until December, in order to enable .hem to return home for the approaching ■ampaifis. li President informed the Senate
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    FRENCH RAIL SMASH.
    62 13 Attempt to Wreck Train Proved. Paris, June 3. The police inquiry into the Montereau ■ail way iHfMtec definitely established that i malicioni atu-mpt was made to wreck he train by placing a trolley on the line. —Renter. Eipriit people were killed and 15 injured hrou-;h the derailment
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    SOLVING INDIA'S TROUBLES.
    395 13 Force Not the Remedy. DESIRE FOR EQUAL STATUS. Rugby, June 3. Mr. Wedgwood Bonn, Secretary for India, made a statement regarding India when addressing the Imperial Press Conference in London today. He said "It is clearly the duty of jmy Government in charge of the destinies of
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    ITALY'S GESTURE.
    61 13 Naval Agreement Sought With France. Rome, June 3. gwtvn to France was made by Signer Grar.di, addressing the Senate on the wbjeet of 'he Naval Treaty. He said that pending negotiations on tho questions which were not solved at the London Conference, Italy was prepared to rurpend her
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    MUNITIONS EXPLODE.
    40 13 Disaster at Arsenal Near Shanghai. Shanghai, June 3. An explosion occurred this mornin-r in the nmmunitit-i department at Kiangnan •ir.scnal, on the outskirts of Shanghai. The casualties were 30, and a largo qucntity of munitions was destroyed. Reuter.
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    CIVIL AVIATION DEVELOPMENTS.
    623 13 I Airship Hopes. ORD THOMSON'S FAITH UNSHAKEN. Rugby, June 3. Lord Thomson, Secretary for Air, made statement in the House of Lords retding civil aviation. He said that here this small island we could not develop ivil aviation to quite the same extent as larger countries with
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE IN SINGAPORE.
    35 13 The top picture shows the Scottish Co., S.V.C, marching past. In the second an R.A.F. flying boat is Keen dipping; in xalute before lI. E. the Governor. Sir Cecil Clement i.
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    PRESS CONFERENCE OPENS.
    369 13 Welcomed by Prime Minister. London. June 3. Mr. Mac Donald, on behalf of the Government, welcoming the members of the Imperial Press Conference, emphasizec that the great problem of pressmen and politicians was to co-ordinate individuality and co-operation namely, striving tc be a nation in the Empire
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    CHINESE LOANS.
    167 13 Question of Contract To Dutch Firm. London, June 2. In the House of Commons at question time, Mr. E. C. Grenfell (Cons., City of London) drew attention to the contract made by the Chinese Government on behalf of the Peking-Mukden Railway with a Dutch firm to construct Halutao
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    ZEPPELIN LEAVES.
    13 13 Lakehurst, June 3. The Graf Zeppelin has left for Seville. Reuter.
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    856 13 C.B.E. for Miss Amy Johnson. THREE PEERAGES. Award to F.M.S. Chief Secretary. Rugby, June '1. The list of honours conferred upon the occar.i-.in of the King's birthday is issued. Peerages arc conferred upon Mr. Noel Buxton, the Minister of Agriculture Mr. Henry Furness, formerly the principal of
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    THE KING'S BIRTHDAY IN MALAYA.
    2237 14 The Singapore Parade. BALL AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE. Singapore was early astir yesterday morning when the sixty-fifth birthday of His Majesty the King Emperor (King George the Fifth), and the twentieth year of his reign, was celebrated with a smart parade of local forces on the
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    CAMBRIDGE TRAGEDY.
    194 14 Professor Shot By Undergraduate. London, June 3. Mr A F. R. Wollaston, F.R.GS, a late Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, was shot dead in his rooms at Cambridge dj a flr3t year undergraduate named V. r>. Potts. r Potts also shot ard wounded a Cambridge detective-sergeant named Mil
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    SHANGHAI EXCHANGE
    85 14 Serious Position Follows Silver Slump. Shanghai, June 3. Owing t'> lack of cover the exchange banks are temporarily refusing to buy or sell fovoijtn exchange, unless against cever obtainable at the last rate quoted. Telegraphic transfers on London are selling at Is. 6 5 Bd. The situation is
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    LANCASHIRE COTTON.
    56 14 Steady Policy of Reducing Costs. London, June 3. The Lancashire Cotton Corporation has authorised a further increase of capital by £479,000 for the purpose of absorbing reven companies aggregating 853,000 spindles. The chairman, Sir Kenneth Stewart, made a statement to the effect that the Corporation was steadily pursuing
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING.
    60 14 Mr. J. H. Whitley as New Chairman. Rugby, June 3. The Postmaster-General announced in th? House of Commons that the Prime Minister, Mr. Tlamsay Mac Donald, had recommended Mr. J. H. Whitley, formerly Speaker of the House of Commons, for the appointment as chairman of the British Broadcasting
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    18 14 A committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Sinfjaporo) Association will be held on Tuesday, June 10, at 5.15.
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    PROPAGANDA IN INDIA.
    1223 14 Communist Influence. QUESTIONS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. London, June 2. In the House of Commons, on the motion fcr the adjournment, Lord Winterton raised the question of Communist propaganda in India. He recalled that in the Government of India's communique of May 5, there was a disconcerting
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    SWEDISH CRISIS.
    90 14 Measures to Assist Agriculture. Stockholm, June 2 The Cabinet resigned owing to a crisis following the Government's measures to assist agriculture, which has been very depressed. The measures comprised, firstly, the obligatory inclusion of a fixed proportion of Swedish wheat in all wheat milled in Sweden secondly, raising
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    STRICT NEUTRALITY.
    83 14 Japanese Position In Shantung. Tokio, June 3 It is authoritatively stated that the Cabinet, in regular session, discussed the China situation, especially regarding Shantung. It was decided to maintain a policy of strict neutrality and non-intnference. tl is understood that the commanders of both Chinese factions gave assuranct-s
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      56 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Referring to the report of the Municipal meeting published in your paper on Saturday last Must a fatal accident happen before our Municipal fathers remove the ill-placed taxi rank from the junction of C'onnaught Drive and Anderson Bridge? Yours,
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      THE BIRTHDAY PARADE.
      129 14 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, I have been informed that B.V.C. Headquarters applied to the powevs-that-te for three hundred tickets for the reserved stands, in order that the wives and families of members of the Coirs might view, in comparative comfort, the 1-arade held
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    KOREAN TERRORISTS.
    79 14 Raids Repulsed by Chinese Military. Seoul, June 2. Scores of Korean terrorists raided Toutaokou, 18 miles south-west of Yenki. and Chientao, last night, but wan repulsed by Chinese military. The curfew has beon enforced in Toutaokou. Details are unavailable owing to the interruption of communications. The terrorists are
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    COAL STRIKE SETTLED
    49 14 Long Standing Dispute In Australia. Newcastle, N.S.W., June 3. All difficulties in the coalfields have been settled. Eighty per cent, of the miners employed before the stoppage in March, 10-i', "have resumed, thus ending •me of the most determined labour disputes ever known in Australia. Reuter,
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    SIR STANLEY JACKSON.
    32 14 Governor of Bengal Leaving For Home. Darjee'inK. Ju»e 3. Sir Stanley Jackson, the QoTTBOr of Bengal, is leaving for home on June 7 for urpent reason of health. Reuter.
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      THE REST CAPTURE CLARKE CUP.
      896 15 A Game of Thrills. JJALHETCHET PAVES THE WAY TO VICTORY. An exciting duy's cricket indal yester- i.-iy <;:) tho Padang with a win for the lie; t aKuinrt the lairopcans by three wickets, in the animal struggle for ihe i lark* Cap. ii mu a
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    TENNIS.
    119 15 Tanglin Club Tournament. la Urn ladiaa' doubles handil:n liub on Monday Mn. Duehanan and .Mrs. Bennett It) bra: Mi. Mi. > Drooffkercr 116), t I I t pcrmittinx tna final arranga- r the tourni-ifient will ba hnal of open mixed double;:, botwaoa .^r>. .tephcn«on and Wise and Mrs. Tennent
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    AMATEUR STATUS.
    89 15 British Stand Agrainst Broken Time Successful. Beriin, May 20. The British stand atrainst broken time" triumphcU at the International Amateur Athletic Federation Con.Tress hero today, when they carried the British resolution aeainst ],ayments of any sort to raatran i y 18 votes to 4. Tha only dissentients were
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    SWIMMING.
    57 15 The results of the breast stroke har.dirap which took place at the Chines? Swini!img Club on Sunday wer«: A Class.— lst Tan Lai Chai. 2nd. Ho h.n f.ai, 3rd. Lim Chin Hin. Time I m I aces. U (las-.— l-t. Sim Boon Hoon 2nd. Sect hone (Hin :Sr<!. Lim
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    FINE BOWLING FEATS.
    783 15 INorthants' Good Win. YORKSHIRE COLT IN GREAT FORM. The following are the results of courCy cricket matches which started on SaturLondon, June 3. E Match Abandoned, rd's: The Test trial, between England the Rest, was abandoned today, er play not being possible owing to rain. The Rest
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    64 15 1 A remarkable tribute was paid to Mr. Herbert Chapman, the manager of the Arsenal. Before the players left Highbury to play the charity match at Northampton he was called into the dressing room and presented by the members of the Cup team with a grandfather clock, in recognition of
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    DERBY BETTING.
    212 15 Probable Starters Number Nineteen. London, June 3. At the final call-over Derby betting was as follows: 11 4 Diolite offered, 3—l3 1 taken and wanted. 11 2 Rustom Pasha. 13—1 Trews. 15 1 Silver Flare, taken and offered. 100—6 Scout II offered, 20—1 taken. 17—1 Blenheim. 22—1 Ballyferis
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    42 15 Gillingham's Re-election In Southern Division. London, June 2 Gillingham was re-elected and the Thames Club was elected to the Southern section of the English Football League. Mcrthyr was nol re-elected. Banow and Halifax were re-elected to the Northern section. Router.
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    WOMEN'S ATHLETICS.
    71 15 Allowed to Participate In Olympic Games. Btrlin, May 21. Under the threat of women's caniph-te withdrawal f.-om the Olympic games, the International Amateur Athletic Federation today carried a resolution to allow women to participate in the Olympiads as formerly. A Belgian resolution to restrict them to gymnastics, swimming,
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    NEW ZEALAND TOUR.
    98 15 All Blacks to Remain All Black. Wanganui, May 17 Great satisfaction has been expressed following the offer of the Britisn Rugby tourists to play in the Tests in white jersey; instead of the usual dark blue in order to enable the New Zealanders to retain their traditional
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    RUGBY TOURISTS
    48 15 British XV's Opening Success In New Zealand. Ganpanui, May 21. The British Rugby team opened their tour here by beating Wanganui today by 19 points to 3 points. Washington, May 21. Wellington beat the British Rugby team touring New Zealand by 12 points to 8. Rcuter.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    127 15 Wednesday, June 4 Inter-School Drill Competition, Raffle* Institution, 3.30 p.m. Football: 1st Div. Welch vs. R.A., A.R Stadium Reserve Div. Welch vi. I.C.F.A., Jiilati Besar. S.C.C. Tour. B.B.I, vs. Public Services. Thursday, June 5 Inter-School Games Competition, A.R. Stadium, 3.30 p.m. Football 1st Div. S.R.C. vs. Malays, Jalan
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    BRITISH BOXING.
    146 15 Harvey and Cuthbert Supreme. London, May 23 At Olympia today the National Sporting Club wound up the season with two all-British fifteen round bouts, in which Len Harvey and Johnny Cuthbert retained the middle-weight and featherweight titles, respectively, and both won LonsJale belts outright. Harvey, who was opposed
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    SPOONER CUP.
    352 15 Johore Favourites For Winning Trophy. The preliminary rounds for the Spooner Cup were played off on Monday and Tuesday, at the Singapore Polo Club. The R.A. team, conceding 3 goals to the 2nd Welch Regt., were defeated by 5 to < after extra time had been played. The
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    NEWMARKET STAKES
    106 15 Scout II Wins At Good Price London, May 21. The Newmarket Stakes (m miles) resulted as follows The Scout 11. 1 Ut Majeur 2 Sea Rover 3 Seven ran. Won by half a length four lengths between second and third. The betting was as follows 10 to 1
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    AUSTRALIANS WIN EASILY.
    532 15 Hampshire Overwhelmed. ANOTHER BIG INNINGS BY BRADMAN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 2 The Australian tourists had an easy victory at the expense of Hampshire today, whom they were playing at Southampton, winning by an innings and eight runs. Bradman and Kippax continued the tourists innings
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    WILFRED RHODES.
    35 15 Veteran to Retire At End of Season. London, May 21. The Yorkshire Post states that the veteran Yorkshire and England crick Lur, Wilfred Rhodes, is letiring at Ikt md of the current season.
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    466 17 Chinese Abroad Invited To Help. Shanghai, May 14. The proposal to develop San-Men-Wan, Cheklaag, :|S barboui hai aK-'iin come to the fore. Sonic time ago, a wealthy merchant of hckian'f province submitted a proposal to the Natioaal Government that the San..1. -i Wan Harbour project should bo
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    213 17 Floating on Central Core Of the Earth. In order that the inhabitants of Lond(W d Berlin may have more reliable information M to tn« weather prospects for their week-iucJs. a Gtnnan expedition has just Mt OOt to i>tablish meteorologiisl stations for two ears on the great i. c
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    190 17 Cabinets with <>()(> Members And Premiers Every Quarter. M, Poincafi devoted a recent art) le in a dream of the future, in which heimagines Cabinet of 0 mi odd membera numerically equal to the Chamber. All 01 under thirty will be underecretarie tho c ivcr this are
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN LONDON.
    1233 17 Gorgeous Musical Shotv with a Stirring Full-Blooded Story Dennis King's Triumph as D'Artagnan in The Three Musketeers Another Edgar Wallace Thriller Written in Three Days A Bit of Chicago Life That Spellbinds The Audience, (By Our London Critic, J. Jefferson Farjeon.) London, May
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    PRICE OF BEER.
    188 17 Suggestion for a Penny A Pint Less. Sir Kdgar .Sanders, fi.rmrrly general manager of the Carlisle and District State Management Area, who gave evidence before the Royal Commission on Licensing at Westminster in mail week said that in his opinion there was no real drunkenness problem at
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    122 17 Septuagenarian's Hint For Happiness. Mr, Samuel Harrison, J.P., a septuagenarian, of Evanson, Illinois, who ha:: performed nearly 1,000 marriages in the last quarter of a century, and is known as the marrying justice," offers the following up-to-date epigrams for married happin is Tell your wife every day, I
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    149 17 Actress Who Created A Famous Role. MN. .lent-.i.' I.i the veteran uctress, died in London i n May at the age of seventy-seven. Miss I. i married Mr. J. P. Burnett, who dramatised "Bleak House," and she nude I: name bj her hnpersonation of .In, tin'
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      248 17 Today's Crossword Puzzle. 7~~" I I? 13 \4- 1$ I 6|7 IS" j<? I I I/O 7& 7j~ 7*"~ 7<T" 7" 35" 7/ 5? 59" 1$; 3T 53" 57 7"™ 55" "~~t r^~. 5T*"5?" HT "T XT if 37" 5p 53" "TT ?T 5T 7T s?"' 5T* "T"s^" 53" j^
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      275 18 I Destroys Teeth and robs them of all lustre wss?sra«*fifs SIS =ra rtE3 pernl on freedom from what dentists know brushing eas.ly removes .t m gentle safety as.Jilm. Film is a stubborn, clinging coat- to enamel. ing that ordinary ways fail to remove sue- j n a f ew d
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      212 18 DOUBLE A^pIIGARETTES ARE REriOWriED \^Jk THROUGHOUT M| MALAYA SUPERLATIVE QUALITY AND W i jl HYGIENICALLY PURE, THEY I^?^^^ j '^'.JA ARE THE BEST CIGARETTES §f^^^_^^ OBTA.NABLE AT TME PR.CET yDOUBLEACEiy OF 50 CENTS PER TIN OF 60 |^j J||fe ALMS MESH FROII EIKLMD ARDATH TOBACCO Co., LTD. LONDON SUPERIOR PERFORMANCEI
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    INDIAN MERCHANT CHARGED.
    1256 19 A Wife's Complaint. MANY DIVORCES AND REUNIONS A remarkable story dealing with the unhappy married life of a wealthy local Indian .Mohammedan merchant and a young Chinese girl who had been converted to Islam was told by prosecuting counsel to Mr. C. Wilson, the- Cr.m.nal Diatrkt Judg;.
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    LIQUOR BY AEROPLANE
    93 19 How Chicago Night Clubs Avoid Prohibition. Chicago, May 9, Federal agents announced today that laids upon night clubs had revealed records of th<» fact that aeroplanes transported 14,000 eases of liquor from Windsor, Ontario, to Chicago, with a total value of G. 51,000,000. One aeroplane which had
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    CONSERVATIVES AND NAVAL TREATY.
    674 19 Select Committee Proposed. Rugby, June 2. Mr. Baldwin, the Conservative leader, moved in the House of Commons that a select committee of 11 members be appointed to examine and report upon the proposals contained in the International Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armaments.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    56 19 The Adelphi Hotel announces the engagement, for this week, at all tea and dinner dances, of W. Hobart Mitchell, the Singing Vagabond," who is hiking it round the world on the strength of his songs He is a graduate of the UniJuW%? RocheBte r U.S.A., and left in
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    175 19 The death of Mr. G. P. Greene the RaiTw»v general m n a erfr <>f the Ceylon Railways, occur red ln Lausanne on May frcm Pnvlf 6Z years Of ge < and rrtire d frcm Ceylon seven years ago Mr Greene arrived in Ceylon and took up dut.es in 1901,
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    U.S. AMBASSADOR TO TOKIO.
    240 19 Difficulty in Finding The Right Man. Washington, May 11. Selection of v permanent Ambassador to Tokio is proving a baffling problem to the Administration. Observers declare that part of the difficulty arises through fear of the Senate's attitude, and also because of the tact that men
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    SHOWING THE WAY.
    195 19 New Constitution For Ceylon Proposed. London, May 13. In an address Riven to the Royal Em pire Society. Sir Wilfred Woods, Colonia Treasurer of Ceylon, outlined the presen and the proposed constitutions and saic it was easy to exaggerate the complicat td nature of the latter. He
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    BLUE PILLAR BOXES.
    95 19 To Be Set Up in London For Air Mail Only. London, May 13. Pillar-boxes for air mail correspondence only are to be provided for the London postal service. They will be painted blue to distinguish them from the red pillarboxes tor ordinary letters. It has been decided
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    SMASH AND GRAB.
    282 19 Money-Changer Robbed Of Two Cash Boxes. Colombo, May 20, A daring "smash and grab" raid the first of its kind in Colombo was carried out by five men who made their escape in a saloon car, after robbing a money-changer's desk of approximately Rs. 1,500 last night.
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    54 19 The Right Rev. John J. Dunn, Auxiliary .Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of New York, has just returned from a world cruise. He praises the "equal justice administered by Great Britain iis the Far East, and expresses the ooinlon that if Great Britain withdrew from this part) of the
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    HUMANE KILLED.
    440 19 roposals of Singapore S.P.C.A. a meeting of the management committee of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Singapore, Mr. K. H. Onraet presiding, a report was read by a member who was deputsd at the previous meeting: to make inquiries regarding the proposed use of
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    LIBRARY THEFTS.
    174 19 Priceless Engravings And Books Stolen. The arrest has been made in Madrid of a man who, it is alleged, stole various engravings by Rembrandt and also priceless old books from the Madrid National Library. The loss was discovered at the end of 1929, and the police have worked
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    TSINAN IN IMMINENT DANGER.
    517 19 !City be Evacuated? RTED GOVERNMENT REVERSES. Shanghai, June 4. r serious news is to hand from sterday and today. ro-Government divisions, under Fan Hsi-tsi and Yuan Khaoe reported to be retreating upon om Tsaochow, in West Shantung, attles which have been fought on the Lunghai Railway
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      80 19 AS POPULAR AS THE TALKIES. BUT MORE PERFECT "HARWOOD" THE SRLF WINDING WATCH IN Solid Gold Price from $55.00 up. BRITISH THEREFORE BEST. Sole Importers FRANKEL BROTHERS. Sub-Afont. Mewn. PRITCHAR CO, LTD. Penan* and Ipoh. K. M. OLI MOHAMED, 3. High St, Singapore. GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL BCOTTB BOAD. CONVINIRNT TO
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      54 19 Standard LOW TENSION CABLES y_ f j SINGLE Kd TWIN S CONCENTRIC V TRIPLE p s CONCENTRIC n THREE CORE J 0 FOUR CORE X SPECIAL TYPES ■Tl Standard H S?t3asi**s 3 "'f' '"-riTiiini r N this case a J sq. O 57, Robinson Road. SINGAPORE. C] 3 core paper
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    FAVOURITES WIN AT SELANGOR.
    1233 20 Veracity's Place Upset THRILLING FINISHES A FEATURE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Juno Thrillinp; finishes were a feature of the i events on the second "lay of the Selangwr Turf Cluh meeting today. The courra war. J in excellent condit or, heavy rain on the
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    SINGAPORE YACHT RACES.
    1099 20 Departure from Usual Series. The Royal Singapore Yacht Club race* on Sunday were quit" a new and pleasant departure from the usual weekly events. Both classes raced to Sea View in the m rninj? and hack again in the afternoon. Tiffin was taken at Sen View Hotel
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    GARRISON CUP.
    185 20 Volunteers Win Hard Struggle. The Singapore Volunteers won the Garrison Cup on Monday by defeating the Regular Garrison by the odd goal in three. From beginning to end the game was hotly contested, and the issue was in doubt until the final whistle. Both goalkeepers, Ellis and Urquhart
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      139 20 A Healthy Outlook lie remembers when this was just a jungle, how he was afraid he would never see those young health* trees ready to be tapped he was afraid malaria, 'flu or fever would invalid him home first. But thanks to Hall's Wine which has kept his system toned
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      90 20 an amazing new Jf* AGENT PLUS FIFTEEN OTHER ingrcinaiiPaH dicnts, to stimulate gums and i f-r guard teeth against decay. I c c o Kp— > ial SH Ofe yP ListcrincToothP. f eiseverHr *W **m w^ erc supplantir older and aam costlier dentifrices because it ■y Jam«j makes teeth whiter
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      289 20 AGE 16 TO 45-, I WANT YOU^X^ YOUR V^^^^qilllilT loc «nJ obum jrood y i^>'Z^^^^ii^bz m f. v. In touch with .11 _^^^I*K \^^r big anploytn; tbwrfoft. we -^^^>° P «s (i *^^^^*> not ondrrUk. the work of «n cn>ploym«it a^T «^O*^aa^^M«ncT. iwt^nly do know where the dnwnd oO'^'^^^^a-ed. the
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      238 21 Mi IP LIONEL bAK.NETT The World's most beautiful Child was given Virol from Birth We owe thanks to Virol for the splendid specimen of British boyhood. I took Virol zcas born. Since his birth 1 irol has been part of his daily diet. He has 's iiiness, and has always
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      269 21 When the pace U^§b begins to tell! ffl\}jsm If your energies have begun to flag, I ~zs^^\ 'f y° ur vitality is low, if your work I ,lj iSK»^J is a burden and the pleasures of life ,!f /^^^^tssev are as us n your mou^ >jr|l|T|«m^ FHYLLOSAN revitalises and revfiSljfiwffi^
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    INSIDE AN OPIUM DEN.
    1206 22 f Toll of the Poppy. SUPPRESSION BUREAU'S INACTIVITY. In Szechuan Province, if one has not I' already aaeenabad to the fumes of opium smoke which come up from the Chinese quartan at all hours of the day and night one is captivated, writes Alfred Bataon in
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    BOXER INDEMNITY.
    238 22 How the British Share Is To be Used. A definite settlement is now in sight of the purpose to which the surrendered British share of the Boxer Indemnity is, to be applied. I It is reported that the British Minister, to China, Sir Miles Lampson, and the Foreign
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    " RIPPER'S " ATTACK ON A GIRL.
    257 22 RIPPER'S ATTACK ON A GIRL. Terrorised City Again In A Panic. Dusseldorf police are searching for an unknown man. believed to be the mysterious German "Jack the Ripper." who attacked a girl during the night and escaped. Meanwhile, Dusseldorf is in a state of panic, fearing that the "Ripper" has
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    SCOURGE OF INSOMNIA
    129 22 Ex-Officer's Two Hours' Sleep In a Fortnight A verdict of Suicide while of unsound mind was returned at the inquest at Peading in mail week "n Francis Thorn.is Newland. aged forty-one, a florist, of Sf.ti.n Road, Reading, who was totnfl dying in bed from a wound in
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    FLAG APPOINTMENTS.
    350 22 New Director of Naval Intelligence. The Admiralty have announced that the following appointments have been approved Kear-Admiral Cecil V. Uaborne, < M.(. to be Director of the Naval Intelligence, Division of the Naval Stan 1 in succession t. Rear-Admiral Harry E. Domvile, C.8., C.M\G.. to date August 18.
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    OXFORD STREET HUNT
    64 22 Police Unable to Find Any Nocturnal Visitors. A 'ore of policemen from Maryborough Street were engaged Tor so.ne time dar- ing the early huurs of the morning on May .-■arching the premises of Messrs. Smart, furnishers, of Oxford Str et. It hail been reported that burglars had
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    WOMEN POLICE IN PLAIN CLOTHES.
    405 22 To Mo\ c Freely Among All Classes. The development of wort l>y women pottct m plain clothes is, according to the Mnday Time:-, one of the directions in [which Miss Dorothy Peto, the newly bbi pointed Chief of Worn- n Police at Scotlam! Yani, is
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      141 22 Do not take anything as SO because we say so, nor because i any one else says so. You are a seeker of TRUTH, and you can not find it if you let another THINK for you. Accept as true only what your own reason, acting on known facK leads
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      547 23 Assets exceed $1 1,000,000. Assurance in force over $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) M.:... n F H .E: Winchester Hou.c. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27 Old Jewry EC The iTHM Lire Assurance Co mp .n iesActineverypilrticul r ATTRACTIVE I LAM) OF ASSURANCE AGENTS
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      591 23 BANKING NEDERLANSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK established 1808 at Amsterdam Aathnru.4 Capital Glds. 100,000,000 (a»«ni £8,600,000) t Paid op Capital OUi. 55,000.000 (ab«ai £4,600,000) R.sar-«« Glde. 27.18n.865 (abnni t £2,270,000) HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM BRANCH OFFICES THB HAOU*. ROTTERDAM. OVERSEAS BRANCHES i BATAVIA i Head Offlc. for Datek Caai Icdies. SHANGHAI i Head
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      880 23 BANKING INSURANCE i™ X BA LIMITFn TAIW^ COMMERCIAL UNION lew J^SKL. „„> ASSURANCE CO. LTD. (Incorporated In Encland) 1 853 gay S&K r L AST- lfcSS?£+ g-tttSlS: writer. Easter. Br.n,h, <t SIBt _p.r. B<^ T. Yoshida, Esq. Tawrh^?™ 1 THE MAN UFACTURERB LIFE BtuS'li^TND'AG^clS. INBUBANCE Eg COHPANT JaSSi. B_3j^"B2r S
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      236 23 rii\i_i. Powerful and efficient in the combat with fire is the MERRYWEATHER "VALIANT" PORTABLE PUMPING ENGINE Hurls a Jet of water 110 ft. high. Delivers up to 12,000 gallons per hour. AND IT RAISES STEAM IN 10 MINUTES. Fire-fighting, however, is not its only service, for it is an ideal
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      163 24 I OCEAN MOTOR POUCIES A SECOND-HAND MORRIS LASTS, RIDES and PERFORMS EXCELLENTLY DEPRECIATION on a Morris car is very low. The materials used in its construction, and the soundness and simplicity of its design, definitely ensure long life, freedom from mechanical trouble, and lasting comfort. If you do not require
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      278 24 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. iiirorpoia'a in Great Britain) IU-ad (Mm for Malaya SINGAPORE. JTrpn iinftr? cvinrbn^ 'I U -,vJ^U>aL±j L^JUIJi^iJNj.; ,«,i. I V r OU can place absolute faith > in the goodness and purity of X "Milkmaid" Condensed Milk. For "Milkmaid" Milk is rich creamy milk
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