The Straits Times, 28 June 1930

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    37 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. :o pages SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 1930 PRICE 11) CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JUNE 28, 1930 PRICE CENTS
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      167 1 SINGAPORE! 78. CECIL ST. CPHONE 5151). Ny Carlsberg Beef In hntilri and on driuf ht. Si Ir Importfri EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. Condensed Milk of Uniform Quality UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY IS OBTAINED BY UNIFORMITY OF ORIGIN -SLEDGE BRAND" l^^l Sweetened Condensed Milk Jfe^N^^ comes from the
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      110 1 KUALA LUMPUR! 27. JAVA ST CPHONE 3683) O A J^l t Km Eight-Day Travelling Clocks in folding crises. Golden Crocodile or Brown Cow Leather, Crushed Morocco in Dark Blue, Wine or Rose. Heal Python Snake Skin, etc. Plain or Luminous Di Is. Prices from $1 9.50 to $45.00 ROBINSON CO-,
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      12 1 Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. tfne. in Dccrrarkl
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      569 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR UNES (Inenrpoi«t.",l hi England) MAIL AND PASSENGER A ND CABGC SERVICE. peninsular oriental s.n. Co. :nher contra, with h's majesty's juvernuent. i >on and far easl MAIL o^RVICE. JTWARD FROM LONDON FOB CHIN/ AND JAPAN. Ton' »(f« dna Spore KALVAN t,lOO June 28 RAJ
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      665 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. D (NIPPON TUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp. I Rotterdam and Middles Borough Vessels Tonnage Doe aatl HAKOZAKI MARU 10,600 July 2 J> TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 17 11AKUSAN MARU 10,600 July 30 81 k\ HARUNA MARU 10,600 Aug. 13 14 t KAMO MARU 8,000
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      506 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated In England) VOR BRISBANE, STDIfET AND aTTLBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly Bailing! by tha wellIrawD steamer MARELLA (7M6 tens) and 'ho new motor wssel, MALABAR (4518 tons). Tha 14. utPur.T.a i a on o f tha largest and finest steamers trading to
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      693 2 (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated In Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. S4fl, wKh rafc-coaiuvrtioiw to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine De»U. And Manager's Desk. Representative for Sinnaor* and Stralta Settlements of the Travellers Official Information Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch IndUn Airways. BUYSKES— June 29,
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      607 2 I THE BLUE FUNNEL LINI THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated In Etiglaad) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLI LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDA ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMEN OCNQA, HAVMC, LIVERPOOL AMD GLA COW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON.
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      504 2 E I THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) Es V BANGK OK COASTING SERVICB For IM' ti y> T™"*** 1 2'2 Eelantan, Bangmra, Tl Telup.n. PatanT, Singora, L.con, Sichon! *S- i?: Kohsamui, Langauan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAYA j nne 60 July 2 IG. MALINI Jnly
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      430 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland and N.V. Rotterdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Geaaa Amsterdam Sonthamptoa ■aawMM Rotterdam Tonnage m v. Job. v. Oldenbarnevelt 19,000 S.M.N. June 27 s.s. Slnmat 12.000 R.L. July 4 J..h. Do Witt 10,350 S.U.N. July 11 Tatria lfl.OrO R.L. July 18 m.T.
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      1563 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. RLAVTNESS UNE (Incorporated In Norway) Direct Fast Monthly Service from lIELAWAN DELI, PENANG AND SINGAPORE to LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, I'OKfTLANI). ORE VANCOUVER, H.C., SEATTLE and TACOMA. ArriTa Due Sails Los Spore Spore Angelea M V BRONXVII IK July s Jaty l^ Aag. If H.V. I'LHASANTVIU.E July U
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      357 3 OCEAiNIC AND ORIENTAL i NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP .CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND, ORE. JOINT SCHEDULE. Sailings for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Francisco and Portland S.S. MICHIGAN sails from Hong Kong July San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego
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      582 3 RUBBER SEED THE PAMANOEKAN TJIASEM LANDS, SOBBANG, JAVA. (THE AMCLO DITCH PLANTATIONS OF JAVA, LTD., LONDON) oiTcr for sale t— I A. Herea SaH from the Company's itolnt- ei| l<udd°il Seed Gardens «t waagoenredja ;i"Tjikadoe S«-ed particular) af rtieh «ill be found in the Novemln-r IM7 issue of "The I'lanter."
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    49 4 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH hi Ka'j, cIJi ;t brother of Tan 8 ng, Tr.it Whyc, Tan Him. T:;n V.iv* Ion IViik a<u! I'm iway :'.t l.'> yi'.ir-s oil agv ;it S3, Pagar Koaii, on Juno 27, p.m. Iiin.'.-al today .it fi p -n. at Uidii■t v.ilnw, live 5on» and daagbtcr*.
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      762 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To' The Advertising Manaccr. Straits Times, Cecil Street Pleas* insert the foll.nv.nir small sdvrrtisrment for days I j 1 1 jl i Tb«r» am approximitely seven words to s line snd thers la s fist rst* charge Sf 25 cents per line per inaertion with A minimum
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      664 4 ♦«♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>«♦♦«♦♦♦«>♦♦»♦♦«» MISCELLANEOUS AI.HAMBRA MANILA CIGARS ore pure. M Jlam Barge, manicurcst, 68, Prinsep St. MARBLES, white Italian. 1, Telegraph St. LUROPEAN MASSEUSE, Kaaaaaag Bahra Road, Keppel Baraoar, LADIES. I have just unpacked a new shipment of black sati-i shoes .it f4»M per pair. Z. PATTARA. -No. at, Bigfe Street FRENCH
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      699 4 BOARD AND LODGING HOLIDAY BOARD-RESIDENCE facing s«a Daily or monthly. Bathing pagar and pier. Tiffins, teas, bathing parties. Terms moderate Sslotar Grange, 15% milestone, Thomson Road. Phone 3469. GOOD CUISINE, tennis and a dip in the briny, are threo essentials towards (rood health. These can be obtained at Beach house,
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      615 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET. compound house. No. 36, St. Michael's Koad. Water, light and garage. Apply to the British Malaya Trustee Executor Co., Ltd. Telephone No. 6969. TO LET, compound house, 33-1, St. Michael's Road. Gas, garage and servants' quarters. Apply to the British Malaya, Trustee Executor Co., Ltd.
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      687 4 NOTICE As from July 1, 1930, the Branch Office of the undermentioned Company (Cll/12, Hong Kong Bank Chambers) will be closed. The American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Inc. U.S.A. (E-4, Hong Kong Bank Chambers) l-livc been appointed General Agents of the Company in th# Straits Settlements, Federated and Unfederatcd Mnlay States,
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      786 4 FEDERATED MALAY STATES FOREST DEPARTMENT, TIMBER BRANCH. TENDER NOTICE Timber Is required for conversion during the following four months as under: (a) 6.10 tons or Clu-rnral. (b) M tons ItunTr. (c) 650 tons of Kapur. (d) 450 tons Kerning. (a) 100 tons of Red Meranti ami. or Soraya, and (f)
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      975 5 IN THE SUPREME COURT AT MUAR. ADMINISTRATION PETITION No. 33 of 1921. U the Matter of the Estate and Effects of KAYSBD BIN AWATH SAYEED, DECEASED and in the Matter of the Probates and AdminlKtiatinn Enactment 1915. AUCTION SALE of valuable- s,hophous«s and rubber land situate- in the township «.f
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      270 5 The nearest way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so wine wives tell us. Hut unless hobby's digestive tract is in proper working order the efforts of the good lady in this direction are liable to miscarry, keep PinketteS n the house :is a prompt corrective of intestinal
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      442 5 TERRIBLE ITCHING ECZEMfVJN BABY i Never Got a f uil Night's J Sleep. Cuticura Healed. "The trouble first started on baby's face when ahe was three months old. It gradually worked tip to her scalp, which was completely covered wilh a F dry eczema, while her ears and face were
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      733 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Caa W obtnifted'vit the following |»cm in Singapore Money Changer. Adelphi Hotel, loney Changer, Europ' Hotel, loney Changer, Raffles "I. Grosvenor Hotel. Kelly A Walsh, Ltd., .fflcs Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffles Place and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd., Collyer Quay. Asiatic Stamp
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      126 5 OMEGA LAMPS ALL BRITISH LAMPS OF HIGHEST QUALITY. 30 Watt Metal Filament 50 cts. each. 60 Watt Gas Filled 84 cts. each. 75 Watt Gas Filled 92 cts. each. 100 Watt Gas Filled $125 each. THE LAMP USED WHERE ECONOMY IS STUDIED. If E N T R A I Ungihc
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  • FEATURES OF THE WEEK'S NEWS FROM CHINA.
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      LABOUR UNION MENACE IN SHANGHAI
      1592 6 A Review of the Fast Five Years. ECHO OF MAY 30 1925. RENEWAL OF COMMUNIST ACTIVITY. Fnne B. Shanghai, the playyn and of the Elact, hus become Mrious-minded. Of late, with by lineal in inch a de- j pressed condition, silver values at their I
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      IN THE TRAIL OF THE BANDITS.
      223 6 82,304 Murders in Kiangsi. MONETARY LOSS OF OVER $200,000,000. Appalling information which has been printed in a Chinese newspaper in Kiukiang shows with dramatic and conclusive force that unless immediate action is taken in the province of Kiangsi the inhabitants will all soon die
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      DEPUTATION TO LONDON.
      25 6 A deputation of Chinese Government officials is visiting London to obtain v practical knowledge of sanitary work in the Port of London.
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      DARING WEST RIVER PIRACY.
      297 6 Two Guards Shot Dead. PASSENGERS AND CARGO CARRIED OFF. Hon? Kor.g, June 21 Ancther piracy outrage is reported from Canton, in which more than 40 pas- r.cngcrs were kidnapped and two of the guards on board were shot dead in cold blood. The proprietor of the
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      NO STABILISATION FOR HONG KONG.
      435 6 Currency Committee's Interim Report. Hong Kong, June 18. The main recommendations of the Hong Kong Currency Committee are indicated in a short interim rpport which has been presented to the Government of the Colony by the Committee. The following is the text of the report
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      " THE SPIRIT OF CANTON."
      154 6 THE SPIRIT OF CANTON." Famous Plane Shot Down In Hunan. Canton, June 20. The famous aeroplane, "The Spirit oi Canton," which toured the length and breadth of China la3t year without a siii},-'e mishap, was hit and brought down !>y the Kwangsi-Ironside coalition while doing reconnoitring work above N'inghsien in
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      THE MEXICAN DOLLAR.
      69 6 Embargo on Importation Into Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Government has takrn r.ction to prevent the wholesale importation of Mexican dollars. This is indicated in a regulation made by the Governor-in-Council. The regulation is as follows: "tJo person shall, exerpt with the expie:;s permission of the Superintendent
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      FENG AND KARAKHAN. Loan of $1,000,000 for Supply Of Arms ?
      70 6 FENG AND KARAKHAN. Loan of $1,000,000 for Supply Of Arms Harbin, June 10. According to intelligence received from Moscow, Marshal Feng Yu-hsianjr is reported to have delegated a Mr. Liv to Moscow to effect a secret agreement with M. Karckhan for a loan of $1,000,000 for the supply of arms
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      "OVERLOADED" CIVIL SERVICE.
      732 6 OVERLOADED" CIVIL SERVICE. HONG KONG LETTER. Higher Salaries Voted. HEAVIER TAXATION FOR THE PUBLIC. (From Our Ouin Correspondent.) Hong Kong, June 20. Thi.; week there is nothing else to write ahout but dollars, so either nothing can l>s written at all or this weamome topic ■MSt be followed up once
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      BRIGANDS' REVENGE.
      189 6 Heads of Wife and Children Sent in Oil-tins. Shanghai, June 12. One of the most ghastly acl3 of revenue by kidnappers ever known is reported at length in the daily press. A merchant in a good way of business in Hankow, feeling that conditions in th" country districts
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      232 6 Today's Crossword Puzzle. "Tin" i rr T T"TTT Tl HI T "i~t g """T'" nr "T"" """57* 12 i r— —> —-J-— i ~~!l!!Ll ■TTi r nT" Tr 37 T" 57" i's T" *-o 4/ *2~ «3"" T" jtf 77" 3T" ?9" To" j"?T" >ii "S3 mr m i- 1
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      250 7 N iffßi the THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND IfjH E repkopijct.on \dmtm 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. A Two Feature l're-London Release Programme of the WILLIAM FOX MASTERPIECES THE 3 SISTERS with LDUBB DRESSER ano KENNETH MCKENNA A Film That is Different!, :.nd CLASS and MC CULLOUGH in WALTZIN' AROUND' An
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      170 7 mM k V U\\lM V U \d MU \i 'M U U .W V. U U U U WM U I w^nS L j Malaya's Finest and most up-to-dule Picture Theatre Nmv Showing to PACKED HOVSES NIGHTLY at 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. Paramount' s Brilliant ALL-TALKING and MUSICAL TREAT, "THE
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      221 7 VICTORIA THEATRE LAS- (WO PERFORMANCES. 6.ls— Tonight 9.15 WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS "CRAZY THAT WAY" m ra norr talkie. Kook at LITTLE'S $2. $1 M tts. JULY 19, 22, 24 AND 2fi. S.AO.C. WILL PRESKNT ••IN THE NJBXT ROOM" Rocking Open en Tuesday. July 1. Prices $3, 2 and 1. Raffles
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    P. AND O. SHIPS SOLD.
    1246 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Japanese Buy Four VesKels. A short linn' ago Japanese purchasers acquired the tad O. branch liner IlelUna. the first oi the ships built for that service to !><■ sold out of the company's fleet, and now they have also purchased her three listen
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARK QUOTATIONS.
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      IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.
      276 8 Increase of Public Interest The report of the Imperial Institute for ly^'ll, issued by the Director, LieutenantClcii'Tsl Kir William Kurse, records a definite incirase both in the research work 1 of the Institute and in visits of the public Closer liaison was made with the Empire I Marketing
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      276 8 EXCHANGE. B :'i;^po:.\ June 23. O.i London, Bank 4 mi 2 3 15 16 Demand 2 'i .1 4 I'rivate 3 m. credit 2 4>« On New York, domand (6 1,16 Private 90 d J 37*4 On Kruncc, Bunk T.T. 1429 On India. Bank T.T. l.M» O:: lion/ Koivc. B:ir.k
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      GUARANTEE TO BANKERS
      283 8 Judgment Given Against Threi Directors. In the King's Bench Division on M:iy Mr. Justice Rowlalt. gave judgment fo Midland Bank in its action against Messn Frederick H. Round, Sam Jones and Josep Wright, directois of Way mack. The ban claimed £6,000 under a guarantee given b the
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    • SHARE MARKET REPORT.
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        128 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Blngasjeee, June 2s. London. Rakher B',d., per Ih., up 1-lO.i. Noon prices l London Standard) Spot 2t) cents. London. Tin flat i0 s up £1. Mmir'.;'. Stead). Baaejei Ways |»t!H>. kuchais 1.10-1.12. Kinia Dredjce I.OU-1.11. Vlalaya Consols. 20-22 cents, Johans U6-37'.. rents. Sungei Lua., 1.2>I1.::», Ulu
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      CHURCH SERVICES.
      378 8 ST. ANDREWS CATHEDKAL. I'nd Sunday Her Trinity. June 2U, lyaii, 7 a. Hoi) C.:n:u. 7..JU a.m.. Matiaw i 8 a.m., (CfcoraJ) Holy I omn. ID a.m., Sunday School ai Bt, Andrew's Schoul 5.:j0 p.m., iChoial) K\mBoag and Sermon; Holy Conm. on Mm,.. \V Mid Friday a*. t> a.m.,
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        477 8 v I'd- Buyen Se!l«r§ £1 £1 A*am Kuinbanff 21/6 B 5-j Ayi-i Hi' am iin 11 12 -cd il £1 Bangrin Tin ix M 1 l Bataag Padiag S.U o.ifi 1 1 iJa:u lav. li.fJVi 1 1 Bukit Arang 0 -tu Ii.DO il £1 Ilunnaii Malay i;, il (I
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        GENERAL.
        220 8 Val. I il. Buyers Mm Ale: Crick Profs. iMj ii.2.i 2 Al«x. Brick Ords. U.TO 2.8(r il il Urit. Am. Tobacco 5.0.0 5.10.0 1 1 Ontral Encine 0.40 0.50 non. 1 1 Cycle and Cairiaget 0.40 0.45 nom. iOt. 10a. buff Development 4 6 6 6 S 8 Liunlop
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        111 8 Mi.-nrore Cold Storage 7 p.c. <liO. of W26 red. 1931-36 102 106 ci. iiucapure Municipal 5 p.c. of 1901 re.J. 1930 $1,878,100 par. l'/c r*«n»Singapore Mi.ii.cipal 4H p.c. v; MOT red. 1347 $1,600,000 »6 par .Singar«f« Mui-.i.ipal 4.i pc. of 1909 red. INC SI.VOU.OOO 96 par I
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        376 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Touay'i Pricei hMN Lyall 4 *i Co. fcvatt ■>;:iii'..y ($1) 1.03 i.2j ].io ].25 Aid oaj»' ($1) 100 LM 1.10 1.20 11 l.r>o 2.0!) IM I.'IO Kuiung (*l) 0.20 MS 0.2.') «.:».j A. IUUy (*2j 1.30 2.0U |J< 2.00 A.
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    169 8 I Saturday. June 28. 11 W. ISJi a :n., S ft. in., 11.07 p.m., 10 ft. 1 in. Johore Military Force Kitl>' Meeting, Johnre M. r. Rifle Range, Jeheri liahm. Suadsy, June 29. H. \V. I p.m., S ft. fj in., IMS I'm., 10 ft 1
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    172 8 ■j 1 Teeiay. Jcva, South-West Sumatra, Souihl Kast Borneo. Celebas, MolueeM and Timor Dillj 3,, f Ceylon, Southern aad W«staro India I (Cemliebankj ,1 p Sarawak I Inn 1 Miri, Lai.uan, North Bo.neo and Jolo 1 1 Darn I) Indo-China 1 \l Sai 1 Übeeaa Bilik and
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    32 8 By K. dor Nede:!amli n IndrapoiMii Mantu.i Sphinx I.rft ArrH. S"|>«ir* 1 iJinii.il May 2.1 M:lV I .'ull.- L' June M May 2'.< June 2., Jum ii June 27
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    PASSENGERS.
    179 8 The following left 1 ondon i.y the P. an 1 <> on M... 29 tat Malayo .Miss H. Admiraal, Mr. j. i-\ Bell, Mr and Mra. J. S. Boi lier, Mis Buckley, Mr. 3. Brown, Dr. D. Bridges, Miss Carnley, Miai N. Collins, Miss K. M. Cherry. Mi> u:i-k,
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    198 8 SINGAPORE H ARBOUR BOARD. Satci Shipt llongbiilt the \Viiar\rn ur i x^-tlcd to Vlitv. Kntran.-a KLITJ1. HAKHOIiK. Main WkarJ Ro a, Hebe, Hopper i, J. i: 1 ingen, Judo. Oil Wharf Nil. Cokl Wliarf J-atrol, Lollgo, vi:ss<:i.s IN i»k\ DOCKS. Tanjiing I'a^ar. Ali>rrt Deck NIL Victoria Dock Sins ipore. Itrpprl
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    64 8 Programme of drills up to and for weekending June -'J Saturday, Juna 2s. l' p.m., liukit Timah Uungu. "X" (Ckineae) i".. Competition; p.i.i Parrer Ranse, "A" IM.C.) Co., Claaalneatten p .-•<.. Biflap, sa.K.a., Camp. Sunday, Jans SO, 7:!il a.m., tiukit Timah Range, (Chi-ic-i Co., Clai ifiration 7.30 a.m.,
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      122 8 SUBBEfi CRISIS We are as snxioui ai anybody, b«, instead of flooding eorreapatMlpnee columnt with impossible "whss^as," we have evolved process in which filling materials easttaj nothing are inearporatas with rubber to form a composition of unlimited and worldwide utility. nail Factory in Singapore i.. now completed and our connv
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      118 8 ARCHIMEDES OUTBOARD MOTORS Winners of many Racing Trophies. Utility Motors. 8 to 10 miles per hour, very economical in petrol consumption, can be screwed to any boat. (1) 2li H.P. (Model BST). (2) IH H.P. (Model BSOT) 2\j H.P. (Model BSL) light weight 48 lb. (A) 2"/4 H.P. (Model BSP).
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      270 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Wctther Report. Bripht Wind. SUtion. Temperature E.iin- Sun- i Relative Direc- Spead. Weather. Max. Uin. fi.ll. shine. I Humidity tion. P. F. inn. houn. To m.p.h. Alor Stur h<) Nil 7.1 gg SK r in( Kota Bhini >■•;> 7.; Nil fit BS B8W 2 Fine K.Trannann
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    383 9 Tin Producers' Proposals Rather Drastic. PRACTICABILITY OF THE SCHEME DOUBTED. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday, 10 a.m. Today's F'rices Rubber. 20 cents per lb. Tin, 150 tons at $70 Vi per picul. Yesterday's Prices Rubber, London 6'jd. per lb., up 1 Kid. Htm York, 12 J
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    COCOA OUTPUT.
    529 9 Progress Made in West Africa. In 1913 Niceria shipped only 4,000 tons of c>coa, but in W'i'j she exported well over f>n,ooo tons. Shipments through Accra in 1913 were l,i:(Hi tons, but last year exceeded 220.000 tons. These figures are eloquent of the progress that has been made
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      FRENCH TEXTILES.
      657 9 Growing Hesitation Of Home Buyers. On the whole little alteration has taken place in the various sections of the French textile industry, (writes a Paris correspondent of The Times.) Quietness prevails in every branch, from the raw material up to the finished article. Whether it is a question
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      LONDON METAL MARKET.
      431 9 Bears still continue to take liberties with most commodities, but the trade position in the U.S.A. has now had time to adjust itself, and instalment purchaser there have now been largely paid lor. This and the new season's crops may soon exercise a beneficial effect upon the
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      KLABANG RUBBER.
      1163 9 Native Competition And Lower Costs. The tenth annual general meeting of the Klabang Rubber Company, Limited, was held on May 20 at the registered office of the company, Ceylon House, 49, and 51, Eastchcap. X.C.3, Sir John E. Barlow, Bart (chairman) presiding. The representative of the secretaries (Messrs.
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      EXCHANGES.
      78 9 Rugby, June 27. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam 12.09".., Athens 375. Bombay Is. 6 13-16 d., Berlin 20.40, Brussels 34.82, Bucharest 818, Rio 5 17-32, Buenos Aires -in 1 Copenhagen 18.10. Geneva 25.075, Helsingfors 193 1-16, Hong Kong Is. 3d., Lisbon 168.25, Madrid 43 20, Milan 92.77, New York 4.86
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      59 9 Buyers R.S.S. equal to London Standard Spot 20 Standard R.S.S. on Tendar July 20'^ m. u August 21 a July-September 21 Oct. -December 22 Seller; 20* 22% Tone of Market Steady Dull. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 6',d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet G.
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      RATIONALISATION OF INDUSTRY.
      1909 9 Lessons of the British Empire. The problem of a suitable economic administrative area has always existed, but the unit has had to be drastically revised in the last century and a half, owing to the inereascd certainty and speed, first of sea transport and then of land
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      TIRE INDUSTRY.
      121 9 Statistics relating to the tire industry for March as compared with previous periods compiled by The Rubber Manufacturers Association arc as follows Pneumatic Casing*. The Association* estimates are bawd on reports famished by manufacturers who produce appioxiimUely 7.j per cent, of the total for Urn I' luted Status
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    BRITISH IMPORTS OF SOVIET OIL.
    509 9 Big Scheme for Wider Distribution. Lnst year more than 217,000.000 pallons of Soviet oils were brought into Great Britain by Russian Oil Products. This import compared with a total of 12»,000,000 gallons in 1928. Some 20 per cent, of the oils exported from Russian ports
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    SINGAPORE MARKETS.
    460 9 Official List of Approximate Prices. The following are the prices, cents per catty where not otherwise stated, prevailing at the Singapore markets on June 87, as furnished by the Food and Market Inspector Meat.— Beef steak round I 50 ncr catty, beef stew or curry 45, pork, lean
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS
    149 9 ■lagapire. June 27. Messrs. Lewis and Peat report Since our last report the market has renamed steady pending the outcome of the Meeting held on the 2«tli instant. Short have been covering and orders fr n the Home markets have been slightly better. Apparently unanimous divisions were
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1930. UNIVERSITIES AND THE COLONIES.
    1050 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1930. UNIVERSITIES AND THE COLONIES. T:< i \c line f the renorl iinjj incrcaato i pply o' r.-.;.. the he note of uudety in this rr.nr.cclion runs likt- refrain Ibroogh whole report. In the E iiv CJri:'.; War :i remsrkal Is development, '.joth
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    "PROBABILITY'S" AID TO SCIENCE.
    879 10 A Little Talk on a Law Which Helps Us All. Probability is the compass by which we stetr our lives. From morning to evening about two thousand million people order their affairs according to their respective estimates of the likelihood of events. Those who are good
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    17 10 Mr. W. C. A. Freeman, of the Goodrich Rubber Co., returned from an upcountry i tour today.
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    15 10 Mr. F. T. Kinder has been appointed tc act as Deputy Colonial Engineer. Straits Settlements.
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    14 10 Mr. J. C. Barry, assistant superintendent of Police, Straits Settlement?, has returned from leave.
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    17 10 Mr. Gerald Edward Angier has been J granted a commission as Second Lieute rant in the S.S.V.F.
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    24 10 The ii<-ath has occurred in London of M,s. Thavenot, wife of Mr. A. F. N. Thavcnot, of the Ministry of Jvtfco, i Mam i
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    24 10 Mr. G. H. N'ash. First Police Magistral, Kuala Lumpur, will be leaving, on transfer :it the end of August as District OAeer, Kuan Kubo.
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    25 10 Major Ward Simpson, <->r the I /20th Burma Rifles, lat ly of Taiptng, and now Officer to his Majesty the King, •ii awarded the M.V.O.
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    28 10 Prince Chalembal of Siam. who is now in England, has returned thin after n visit to Siam. He was four years at Eton. He is r.ow entering Sandhurst.
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    36 10 Ntws has been received in Koala Lumpur of the death at Home of Mr. B. S. Lewin, who some years ago was in charge of the Gombak plant in connection with the Kuala Lumpur electric supply.
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    46 10 Mr. A. F. Arias who is on his way to India as special correspondent of Critica, an important South American journal published in Buenos Aires is now in Ceylon. After making a tour of India and visiting Madras and Calcutta, he will make Bombay his headquarters.
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    136 10 Mr. I. P. Oosthuisen, of Messrs. John Dickinson and Co., Ltd., while on his way to Batu Pahat on Friday in a car had a narrow escape from either death or severe injury. Four miles out of Batu Pahat the car suddenly skidded on the wet road, shot into the
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    724 10 f A BRIGHT GERMAN IDEA. Recognising that it is pood business to prolong the lives of their clients, life insurance companies in Germany are r establishing a health service. At regular intervals policy holders are to be permit- ted to consult a doctor free of charge.
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    12 10 Mr. W. K. Rigby, M.C., M.C.S., has been appointed Third Magistrate, Singapore.
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    URGENT APPEAL TO MALAYAN TIN PRODUCERS. LOYAL SUPPORT NECESSARY.
    657 11 URGENT APPEAL TO MALAYAN TIN PRODUCERS. LOYAL SUPPORT NECESSARY. Saving Tin Industry From Disaster. TOTAL STOPPAGE. Full Details of Output Regulation. A Krutrr cable published M Thursday «a\c an <>ut line of I hi- proposals for the regulation of output made hy the Exrcutiw Committee of the Tin Producers 1
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    INDIAN UNREST.
    33 11 Sentences of Imprisonment In Lucknow. Lucknow, June 27. V. Xurain Siw.uy. a Liberal politician and six landowners have been sentence! to six months' rigorous imprisonmen under the Indian Penal Code. Reuter.
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    A 48-HOUR WEEK.
    34 11 Decision Regarding Salaried Employees. Geneva, June 28. The Labour Conference adopted, by 7 to 31, the draft convention providing fo an eight-hour day and a 48-hour wee tor salaried employees. Reuter.
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    ENGLAND'S GOOD START IN TEST.
    193 11 Brilliant Century By Duleepsinhji. After losing Hobbs with only 13 runs on the board, Englnnd made a wonderful recovery in the second Test match at Lord's ajfainst the Australians, and at the close of play had compiled 405 runs for the loss of nine wickets.
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    SHOT IN COURT.
    66 11 American Lawyer's Dramatic Suicide. Youngstown, Ohio, June 27. The hearing of the case for an injunction to prevent the merger of the oungstown Sheet and Tube Co. with the Bethlehem Steel Corporation was dramatically inteirupted today. Mr. L. A. Manchester, the chief counsel for the former company,
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    DEAN INGE HONOURED
    255 11 Awards for Work On St. Paul's. London, June 27. On the occasion of the re-opening of St Paul's Cathedral, the King has appointed Dean Inge, X.C.V.0., and Canon Alexander. C.V.0., and bestowed a knighthood on Mr. Mervyn Edmund Macartney, he architect.— Reuter. Tho Very Rev. William Ralph
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    IN BANDITS' HANDS.
    66 11 Release of Missionaries Expected. Nankingi J«a* The Kiangsi I'iovincial Government has wired to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs statins that the speedy release of the Rev. B. v>r Porteour. and Mrs. Portaon* ii being effected. They are both reported to be safe. Mr. and Mrs. Portcous belonged
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    INDO-CHINA TROUBLES.
    66 11 Confidence in Government Expressed. Paris, June 27. At the end of the debate upon IndoChina the Chamber rejected, by 325 to 260, a Radical motion asking for the creation of a committee of control and passed a motion of confidence in the Government in Sghting Communism in Indo-China
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    NO FOREIGN EDUCATION.
    50 11 Students Not to be Sent Abroad For Two Years. Tokio, June 26. It is understood that the Education Department has adopted a policy to suspend the appointment of students to be sent abroad to study by the Department for two years commencing from the present season. Nichi-Nichi.
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    DEVELOPING THE COLONIES.
    357 11 Britain's Contribution. IMPORTANT SCHEMES IN AFRICA. Rugby, June 27. Mr. J. H. Thomas, Secretary for the Dominions, addressed the plenary session -f the Colonial Office Conference today. Mr. Thomas referred to the re-marks .vhich he made in the House of Commons regarding the mistaken view that this
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    THIRTY-ONE KILLED.
    65 11 Terrible Explosion On Steamer. Brockville. Ontario, June 27. While the crew of 42 of the steamer J.B. King were engaged in drilling the river bed of the St. Lawrence, lightning struck the vessel and 31 men were killed and seriously injured. Twenty tons of dynamite on board exrloded.
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    CHINA'S TREATIES.
    65 11 Negotiations with Egypt Concluded. Nanking. June <27. Mr. Alfred Sze cables that the negotiation-, for a Sino-Egyptian Treaty of Amity and Commerce have been concluded II- requests formal instructions for signing the pact as Minister PlcnipotenThi Ministry for Foreign Affairs has cabled to the Chinese Minister to Brazil
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    MR. STEPHEN PORTER.
    108 11 j Death of Well-known American Politician. Washington, June 27. The death has occurred of Mr. Stephen Porter, chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Relations Committee. Reuter. Mr. Stephen Geyer Porter, who wa* hern in 1869, studied medicine for two years before reading law. He was admitted
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    JAPAN'S FINANCES.
    66 11 Plan to Save V.80,000,000 A Failure. Tokio, June 26. The Government plan to save Y80.000.000 out of the Y600.000.000 executive estimate has proved to be a failure. Tho Navy Department, afier making a full examination of its estimates, found that it was impossible to cut more than Y6.500.000
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    MUNICIPALITY AND "HAMMERS."
    642 11 MUNICIPALITY AND HAMMERS." Tentative Agreement. TERMS NOT YET MADE PUBLIC. At the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday afterloon, the President (Mr. R. J. Farrer) aid that the previous day he had come to tentative agreement with the directors of Hammer and Co. with regard to the ]uestion of
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    A CLOSE CALL.
    125 11 Shettlestone By-Election Result. Rugby, June 27. The result was announced today of the by-election in the Shettlestone division of Glasgow, caused by the death of Mr. J. Wheatley, the Labour member. The result was Mr. MacGovcrn, Labour, 10,699 Mr. Templeton, Conservative, 10,303; Mr. McNicol, Scottish Nationalist, 2,527;
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    OIL IN SPAIN.
    34 11 Termination of Russian Contract Announced. Madrid, June 27. The Petrol Monopoly Office has decided to terminate the contract for the supplies of Russian oil at the end of the year.— P.euter.
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    GOOD TIME AHEAD FOR RUBBER.
    145 11 Optimists at London Dinner. London, June 27. Mr. H. Fildes, proposing the toast of the rubber industry at the annual dinner of the Malayan Planters' Association, said that, with the multifarious uses to which rubber was put and with the spread of it? uses in
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    THE R 100.
    144 11 Flight to Canada at End Of July. Rugby, June 2i. Lord Thomson, the Air Minister, stated at the Imperial Press Conference today that the airship R 100 would leave for Montreal in the last few days of July, and that he would himself re making the journey
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    ARBITRATION COURT.
    93 11 Appointment of British Members. Rugby, June 17. The Government has approved thi appointment as the British members of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague, of Lord Sankey and Professor Pearce Higgins. The appointments are for a period of six years, in accordance with the provisions of
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    TYPHUS IN CHINA.
    86 11 Veteran Famine Worker's Death. Peking, June 27. The International Famine Relief Commission reports the death of the veteran famine worker, the Rev. G. W. Wester, of the Swedish China Mission, which is allied to the China Inland Mission in Puchow and Shansi. Mr. Wester is the fourth
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    GERMAN FINANCES.
    96 11 Possible Dissolution Of Reichstag. l'crlin, June 2<*>. Heir Dietrich, the Minister of Economics, becomes Finance Minister. The Cabinet is discussing the Budget tomorrow. If the Reichstag does not adopt it the Chancellor will dissolve the Reichstag and enact the Budget in accordance with the ad hoc article of
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    LUNGHAI BATTLE DEVELOPS.
    882 11 Nationalists Take 2,000 Prisoners. A BIG SUCCESS. Kuominchun Troops Retiring. Hsuchowfu, June- '27. Official A decisive battle, which is onsidercd the most serious since tho Hunching of the general offensive last yeck, is in progress on the Lunghai front ictwecn the Government forces and the tuominehun. The
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    MR. J. B. DAVID'S APPEAL.
    932 12 Judgment Reserved. THE CASE FOR MR. MURRAY. The Court of Appeal (consisting of the Chief Justice, Sir William Murison, the president, Mr. Justice Sproule and Mr. Justice Thorne) yesterday reserved judgment in the- appeal of Mr. J. B. David, a Singapore company promoter, against Mr.
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    75 12 Flutter evidence was recorded by Mr C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge nn Thursday when the case against Chua An, Chin, former manager of the jewellery department of Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co., Ltd., who is charged with misappropriation of monies belonging to lh<' firm was continued. A number
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    EUROPEAN'S DEATH.
    112 12 Chinese Motor-Car Drivei Goes to Prison. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 27. Theic was a sequel to the death of Mr. Henry Morgan, the dredgemaater, of Serendah, who was knocked down and killed by a mctor-car while walking near his house, in Rawang police court when
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    PROTECTION OF WOMEN.
    269 12 Proposed Amendments To Ordinance. A considerable number of amendments have been made in the Women and Girls Protection Ordinance 1930, which will be shortly introduced into the Legislative Council as announced in the current Government Gazette. The object of this Bill is to repeal and re-enact in
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    CHINESE GUN-RUNNER.
    96 12 Arrested at Singapore On Steamer. Arrested on board the steamer Glenapp which had arrived from European ports on Thursday, a Chinese boy employed on the vessel, was yesterday sentenced" to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. C. Wilson, the Singapore Criminal District Judge. The accused explained that he
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    ARTIFICIAL RAIN.
    100 12 Break in Drought Foils Professor. Berlin, June 26. Hi- Dutch professor, M. Voerat, v/hose successful '.'xperiments in producing artificial rain above the Zuyder Zee created a sensation recently arrived in Rf-lin today to relieve the capital from its month's drought, following the invitation of a prominent banker. However,
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    "FRIGHTFULLY HARD UP."
    62 12 Capt. Kingsford Smith to Sell Southern Cross. New York, June 27. Capt. Kingsford Smith, who, with three companions, flew the Atlantic from Ireland to Newfoundland in 30 Vi hour*, stated that he is frightfully hard up and needs money to get married. He announced that he will
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    CHINESE POSTMASTER.
    77 12 Appointment Approved By Fellow Townsfolk. The village of Blalack Station, Arizona, with a population of 125, believes that it has the only Chinese postmaster in the United States. He is N. H. Leong, a full-blooded and native born Chinese, who has been a resident of Yuma county for
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    ELEVEN YEARS IN PRISON.
    748 12 Attempted Murder Charge. At the Assizes on Thursday before Mr. Justice Stevens two charges of attempted murder wen' preferred against Achar Singh, an ndditional police constable, who was stated to be a jagc< at the Volunteer Di ill Hall in Beach Road, it being alleged that
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    SHAKESPEARIAN PLAYS.
    57 12 Presentation in Singapore Schools. An arrangement has been made by Mr. Carl Lawson, late of the Bandman Comedy Co., Lawson-Sidney Co., etc. to present scenes from Shakesperian plays, with appropriate scenery, in Singapore schools. Eight schools have already fallen in with the arrangement. Miss Hilda Darrington and Miss
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    TIENTSIN AREA COMMAND
    31 12 London, June 27. Lieut-Col. F. H. Bumell-Nugent has been selected to command the Tientsin urea in succession to Brigadier R. M. Heath, with the rank of Brigadier. Reutcr.
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    25 12 The new Portuguese Girls' School behind the Portuguese Convent in Malacoa, is nearing completion. It is expected to b? one of the best in Malacca.
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    34 12 The Bishop of Tokio took part in the memorial service for the late ArchbishaD Lord Davidson in St. George's Cathedral, ■lorusalem, which was attended hy the leadintf Prelates of the Oriental Churches in Palestine.
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    GANG ROBBERY CHARGE.
    708 12 One of Two Chinese Acquitted. Charges of armed gang robbery were preferred against two Chinese, Lim Boon Tong and Kwa Oh, at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Stevens. The Deputy Public Prosecutor (Mr. J. H. Pedlow) was for the Crown. The case for the prosecution was that
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    BOON TO MOTHERS.
    141 12 Creche to be Opened by Child Welfare Society. A creche will be opened by the Child Welfare Society at 89 and 90 Minto Road on July 9. Children will be taken care of from 6.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., for the small charje of 5 cents for
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    M.A.H.A. SHOW.
    30 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 26. The Malacca branch of the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association will hold its annual show on St. Francis's Institution grounds, on July 26.
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    38 12 A service for young people will be held in the large hall of the V.M.C.A. tomorrow night, beginning at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be the Rev. T. R. Dean and Mr. Roy Brown will be the soloist.
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    42 12 The.. Bishop of Singapore will be present at an international mass meeting of the Christian Protest Movement in the Royal Albert Hall, London, in July, at which an appeal will be made to. the Soviet (lovernment to relax its persivution of religion.
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    FALSE STATEMENT.
    206 12 Complainant Has to Pay Compensation. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Klang, June '2'">. In consequence of a sworn statement made before the magistrate in Klanp. a warrant was issued for the arrest of two Tamils, who were produced today before Tunyku Syed Abu Bakar and charged with enticing away
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    "THE THREE SISTERS."
    275 12 Restful Mother-Love Film At The Alhambra. The Three Sister.-," now showing at the Alhambra, is a restful motherlove film with a good story which is sometimes lost as the picture amble/. slowly on its way. But its slowness detracts in no way from its entertainment. Marta (Louise
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    FRIENDSHIP WITH JAPAN.
    368 12 Royal Messages. WELCOME TO PRINCE TAKAMATSU. Rugby. June 27. The text is published of the messages exchanged between King George and the Emperor of Japan on the occasion of the visit to London of Prince Takamatsu, the second brother of the Emperor, and Princess Takamatsu. King George,
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    HOUSE REPAIRS BILL.
    115 12 Landlord's Alleged Attempt To Avoid Payment. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 20. Judgment was reserved in the District Court today in the case in which, the hewett Art Furniture Co., Ltd., sued Mr. Flinter for §297, with interest for house repair*. It WM stated that .Mr.
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    1118 13 Duleepsinhji's Test Match Record— England in a Strong Position. HISTORY MADE IN SECOND TEST. A Sensational Debut. DULEEPSINHJI'S FINE BATTING. wonderful batting display by K. S. Duleepsinhji. well supported by W«ol!i\. llanimrnd. Hendren and Tate, gave England an excellent start in the second I c-t match. hicli began at Lord's
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    SERVICES OPEN WELL.
    197 13 Bright Batting by Bryan And Olliver. Major Olliver and Lieut. Bryan added further laurels to their reputation by a line opening partnership for the United Services against the Etceteras in the :'.<"< tournament game on the Padang lay. Both bat.-men Started to pile up the rma Si
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    RUGBY CASUALTIES.
    115 13 W. H. Sobey Out of British Side for Weeks. The injury to \V. 11. Sobey, who, while playing for' the British Rugby team ■gainst Wanganui in mail week injured a cartilage in one of his knees, is worse than at first feared, and it may be six weeks
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    60 13 Garrison Club Fixture For Next Month. The following are the fixtures for the Garrison Golf Club during July Saturday and Sunday, 12th and 13th, MenV Medal (stroke). Wednesday and Thursday, ICth and 17th, Ladies' Medal (stroke). Sunday, 20th, match vs. Sepoy Lines Coif Club (away). Sunday, 27th, match
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    Garrison League.
    84 13 The following were the positions in the Singapore Garrison League up to June IV W. L. D. Pts "A" COT. Welch R. 6 5 0 111 1i.1j.. Winj:. Welch R. 6 B 0 1 11 Koyal Kn^inocrs 7 :i 2 I nth Hiittny, i:.a. i; o 6 22nd
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    SELANGOR TENNIS.
    108 13 Championship Singles And Doubles. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 27. Today's results in the Selangor tennis hampionships were as follows ;injjlc». Nathan beat Taylor. B—6, C— o. Bonir beat Roßur.s, 6--1, 6— o. I.i-,. beat Ramaya, C 2, 6—l.6 1. Ariffin beat Brailsfonl, 6—4, 8-6. Lee
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    MALACCA FOOTBALL.
    200 13 Municipality Win Shield Competition. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 26. The Municipality won the final of the Government Inter-Departmental Shield yesterday on the Malacca Club padang by deflating the Pest Off.cc XI by five K< als to one. There was a large crowd present, including the Resident
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    FOOTBALL.
    115 13 Medical College Union Match. The annual football match between the Juniors and Seniors of the Medical College L'nion will be played at the Stadium, Anson Road, on Monday at 5 r.m. The teams will be Jur.lcis. Tan Boon Beng Low Chin Seang and Ng See Yook L. A. Jayesuria,
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    RACING IN JAPAN.
    149 13 Supporters Allowed To Bet Only Once a Day. Horse-racing in Japan is still in its infancy, and the Government is taking good care that the race-goer should not ruin himself over this growing sport. A traveller who has recently returned from Tokio says that the only racecourse
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    35 13 There will be a doubles tennis exhibition by Lim Bong Soo, Woon Chow Tat, N. E. "Singam and Dr. G. Haridas, on the occasion of the Junior Civil Service Association's At Home today at 4.15.
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    KING AND QUEEN AT WIMBLEDON.
    213 13 International Matches. AUSTIN LOSES TO MANGIN. London, June 27. The centre court at Wimbledon was graced by the presence of the King and Queen today. There was a series of international struggles, in which AngloAmerican matches predominated. The young American Gregory Mangin defeated H. W.
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    CHEVELEY STUD FIRE.
    153 13 Valuable Thoroughbreds Burned to Death. Two thoroughbreds one a winner this season were burned to death in an extensive fire which broke out at the Cheveley Park Stud, Newmaket. in mail week. Fourteen horse-boxes were destroyed. The dead horses are Pergamena, a two-year-old rilly which ran second
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    THE F.A.'s WEALTH.
    199 13 Surplus Funds Now Exceed £105,000. The accounts of the Football Association issued in mail week make interesting readinp. and show a profit of £11.174 9s. 5d., which raises the surplus fund to £105,400 Bs. lid. On the general account there was a deficiency of £1.696 ss. 3d.,
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    WELL WON VICTORY.
    494 13 S.C.C. Plays with Fine Understanding. S.C.C. .4 R.A.F. 1. The Singapore Cricket Club gave a pleasing display against the Royal Air Fore? at the Anson Road Stadium in the First Division and fully merited their victory by 4 1. The Club team as a whole played with
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    YACHTING.
    116 13 Trophy Finals at R.S.Y.C. Tomorrow. At the Royal Singapore Yacht Club tomorrow, the A class yachts will take part in the third race of the series for the Van Schreven trophy, starting at 10 a.m. Points to-date are as follows Kathleen 16, Tromp 14, Jean 12 and Kela: 10.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    168 13 Saturday, June 28. Cricket: S.C.C. Tourn., Etceteras vs. D. Services, Padang I\S. and Law vs. S.R.C., S.R.C Raffles Collcße vj. R.C.C., Kaffler. College Raffles Institution vs. United Engineers, K.I. Football: S.A.K.A. League: 2nd Div., Mansfields vs. Police, Stadium j Ord. and Sigs vs. M.IML, V. Brani. Sunday, June
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    COLOSSAL SCORES IN COUNTY CRICKET.
    708 13 Over 1,100 Runs at Oval. LANCASHIRE'S BAD LUCK AT WORCESTER. Several big scores feature in the latest •ounty cricket cables, and two of the lighest were obtained by the Universities. n the came at the Oral, where Surrey »nd Cambridge drew, the fast two innings
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    LOCAL GOLF.
    98 13 Bogey Competition at The s.g.c. The S If Club July bMty competition will be played on Saturday and Sunday, July 5 and 6. The players lelurning the eight best scores in each division ("A" and "B") will sualify to play for the Clifford Cup. The July ladiea' medal
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    40 13 At the annual sports .»f the Royal English School, to ba held today ut the Stadium, there will be a 440 yards race (Div. A) for inter-school competition and a half mile race for the Old Boys of the .school.
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      19 13 The co-operation of Club secretaries il I! requested in keeping this diary of BBOrUag i. ints accurate and up-to-date.
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      181 14 Mothers Always apply to the reddened, inflamed skin and humors of the little one. the very-best remedy which is PUROL Tins 30 and 55 cts Tubr» /5 ctt. COAL TAR Supplied in Various Grades to suit all Purposes. LEE KIM SOO 40, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. PLANTING MATERIAL ALL TYPES OF
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      225 14 Vi lyr Vi 'if i rt^SrfnTP^kffi^H EN PS BOftY Body odoi :sivc breath arc sociatiy inexcusable. Listerine used full srrength, powerful both as a germicide- and deodorant, cruickh ends these troubles. Gargle daily night and morning, v.iiii Listerine; sponge the bod} v.irii it. Deadly to bacteria, i: is harmless to
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      136 14 A Friend m Illness H 7 You will always remain faithful to "4711 Eau de Cologne, once you learnt its value in the days of your trial. Cool as a mother's hand is its touch on the fevered brow, refreshing and soothing, guiding faltering steps towards the light of health.
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      17 14 Never ask your dealer for a 'iilm'ASK FOR AN Pffigfe and be sure of mU^^MmtjMm perfect results.
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      BILL PAYING IS SO IRKSOME.
      667 15 llou To Keep Yourself Your Husband Your Creditor Happy. VJTIIAT luivoc one harmless looking en- velope containing those fatal words 1 "in account rendered can create in a hitherto happy home That is of course i: you lake your bills seriously— which 1 .*r.x of
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      COURTEOUS WOMEN.
      49 15 I |>;{ITISH WOMEN are inuili J more courteous to men than 1 J Britiell men to wasaen considers I Senator David Keed. one of the J American delegates at the recent J l.uiiduii Naval Conference. Senator Heed attributes the fact to the excess of women over men.
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      1247 15 Crowing Use Of White Sliantung For Tennis Side-pleated Skirt More Practical Inverted Tucks On The Shoulder Give Freedom Of Movement Colours Creeping In Socks and Shoes en Suite In Colour (By Margaret Carlton.) London, May 26. JUDGING from the snapshots of tennis players taken some twenty years ago, the last
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      BROCADE BOXES.
      70 15 THE enormous match boxes covered with brocade, which have appeared in our t drawing-rooms for some considerable time, have now been converted into cigarette J boxes. These boxes have always been des corativc, and they are now doubly useful, for as well as containing over a hundred t
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      LACE TABLE MATS.
      66 15 TOHE newest table mats are made of a deer cream-coloured lace with a delicately embroidered floral pattern in the centn of each mat. The designs, which art i worked in pastel shades of green, pink and blue, match a set of tumblers anc water jug, which are
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      IN WHITE PIQUE.
      20 15 A .smartly tailored tennis frock of all white pique or washing silk in indispensable for match play.
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      SOME REMINISCENCES OF MALAYA.
      588 15 PICNIC PARTIES AT CHANGI. llfE give below. the third of the series of articles by Se'amat on Malaya 40 years ago. The first time I went to Changi was to a picnic given by Major MacCullum. H.E I His daughter was hostess. We were a iarj
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      A GOLF GADGET.
      79 15 MANY gadgets for marking golf tcores have been devised, hut the majority demand the use of a pencil, which is not easily carried about. The latest article is a small sil v er disc, attached to a leather f.trap which fastens round the wrist. Two little metal
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      A GAY NOTE.
      26 15 Little coats of spotted wavhing SSSJ make a gay and permissible co!«ur note. They are useful to slip on after a hard game.
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      AN OLD-TIMER'S ADVICE.
      588 15 For the Girls Who Are IS c ire o til o r s Healthy Ami Stroii}!. TMIIS country is very deceptive tat the younjr Ki'l jii>t vo\ from Home. Because she seat the maslilm and fa In ihc warasth of the tropical climate ■■>.!■ rr he chilly
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      CHILDREN'S WISDOM.
      55 15 Tl/IKS. si'KARS. (Mary ■ardsa. t J the novelist), said recently. I I find, when I have a awacsjM problem to soive. th;>t no OSM 1 gin- me such (food advice as BJ I children. Children are k:mk! judges of character, and they J have an e\traordinar> instiiu't fur
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      298 16 Swiss I S V. 1 swiss MILK I "«st I MILK DON'T ASK FOR MILK ASK FOR NESTLES STERILISED MILK AND GET THE BEST PROCURABLE IT IS WORTH MORE "IN KIIPING WITH THI SPIRIT OF TODAY" Ik, 1 K\W lyJl n Li Hi'-zWA hashing 1 'Wx& Modernistic \\Q,; Dashing modernistic
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      45 16 DOUBLE AgjU^GARETTES NOTHING BETTER IS OBTAINABLE AT THE PRICE OF 50 CENTS FOR 50 CIGARETTES THEY ARE OF SUPERLATIVE QUALITY ALWAYS FRESH FROM ENGLAND ARDATH TOBACCO Co., LTD. LONDON I t JKbR 1 mB(1 I |L lltV-vn Sole Afento MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. (Incorporated la 5.8.)
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    Municipality & mission hospital.
    2979 17 Municipality mission hospital. No Reduction in Rates Of Services. KUILDING BYLAWS. INCREASE IN MALARIA INCIDENCE. t announci mcnt ni iiia if at a meeting of t >j Municipal Commis- the effect thai tiie I had come to "tentative and I ajpH .'ip'. nt with Hammer a hit of give anil
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      UNEMPLOYMENT.
      87 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Si.-. Seeing that the road at Cameron's Highlands is now open to Rentrlet, why not speed up the alienation of land Over three-quarters of the area is set aside to be grant?d "in due course and meanwhile contractors, with unemployed coolies villing
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      PACIFIC RECORD.
      148 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sit, In your issue of the 24th inst., you state that the new N.Y.K. motor-ship Hikawa Maru has created a record in crossing the Pacific from Yokohama to Uace Rocks, Victoria (British Columbia) in 10 days, 11 hours, 39 minutes, her
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      FIXATION OF PRICES.
      878 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, It has long struck me as a remakable fact that great intellects aie frequently to he found in extreme opposition where just those basic economic matters involving tho life, happiness, and, indeed, the very e:::s*-_ncc of the human race,
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      SURPLUS RUBBER.
      705 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Shy I think even the B.&A. will now have to admit the futility of attempting to control the pricv of rubber without th.--help of Government. Any voluntary efforts, such as the May tupping holiday, are bound to fail. One would have
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    NEW CLUB-HOUSE.
    67 17 .SII.OOO Building to be Put Up On Penang Padang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 88. Penang Recreation Club have anounce-d Jctinite plans foi the building of a new club-house on the corner of the Padun^ near the old one. The plans have been approved by the municipality.
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    F.M.S. RIDER CRASHES.
    43 17 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 27. A cablegram has been received (real Mr. Ruston. who .is representing tl»' X.M.S. in the Senior Tourist Trophy in the Isle of Man, in which he- say i Regret crashed third lap."
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      60 17 BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY JUNE 28 to JULY 5 The first of its kind in the City of Singapore. Just Received Choice Selection of 1.500 LADIES' HATS Prices from $5 upwards. Also 200 LADIES' DRESSES Prices from $10 upwards. These are Bargain Prices which cannot be repeated or beaten locally. Outstation Enquiries
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      116 18 LUXURY WITH ECONOMY HAS WON 100,000 OWNERS TO STUDEBAKER EIGHTS---rk^ 1~...~ -tin" POM WORLD prefereice for eighfs hastened 19 makers to introduce new eights at the last Paris Salon more eights than sixes and fours combined were exhibited at the 1930 New Ycrk Shew. Studebaker enters its third year of
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      296 18 YOU WILL AGREE THAT THE AUSTIN 7 IS THE Finest Small Car in the World BUY ONE: NONE BETTER Tourer $1,275 Saloon $1,^95 Why not write for particulars? Borneo Mot©r»s 5 LtcL SINGAPORE, PENANG, TAIPING. IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, BHtEXBAX, MALACCA \\T) HAAD V\l j BRITISH THOMSON NOySTON 20., Li if
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      553 19 Assets exceed $11,000,000. Assurance in force over $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) DEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      569 19 BANKING NEDERLANSCH INDKCHE HANDELSBANK N.V. Established 186J at Amsterdam Authorised Capital Glds. 100,000,000 (tbeot £8,600,000) Paid op Capital Glda. 66,000,000 (about M.GQC.SOC) Reserves Git's. 27,186,366 (about 42,270,000) HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM BRANCH OFFICES THE HAGUE, ROTTERDAM. OVERSEAS BRANCHES i BATAVIA i Head Offlce for Datch East Indies. SHANGHAI i Head Offlee
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      664 19 BANKING THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. (Incorporated by Special Charter In Japan) Capital Subscribed V 16.000.000 Capital Paid-up Y12.m.000 President S. Shimada, Em. DIRECTORS T. Hißamane. Esq. M. Araki. Eaq. N. Yanarita, Ebq. N. Takar. Em. T. Yoshida, Esq. HEAD OFFICE Tatpeh, Formosa (Taiwan) BRANCHES AND AGENCIES Hong Eong Makong
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      311 19 INSURANCE^ COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) Fire, Life, Marine, Accident, Guarantee aad Motor. Assets £60,000,000 ARTHUR C. POTTS— Manager and Underwriter. Eaatern Bran eh, Singapore. THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DOES A World Wide Business. IS Enjoying Rapid Growth. HAS A Policy for Every Need. Eetablished 1887
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      94 19 WHERE ROADS ARE NOT. The "Orolo" Makes the Way. Ji>tm jET""" r aaW^ >l "OROLO" ROADLESS TRACKS can be applied to almost any type of carrier, they take awkward loads over the most distressing ground. ON VIEW IN OUR SHOWROOM. Sole Agents UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements)
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      368 20 OCEAN MOTOR POLICIES 171 TI/^C fclfJß'^^X V PIV TONIKINA (QUINAWINS) HENRI VLEK--THE HAGUE VLEK'S TONIKINA. "Unicorn" brmnd, is prepared from pure grape juice and (iiiinquir.;; of first quality and contains iron. Due to its fine composition this Quinawine is much in demand ai an [DEAL TONIC. Invigorating and antifebrile, it
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      128 20 <$§B*** mm The New Spalding Tennis 7 ■TTjWtr** Ball has been designed />%£;■ :-.!^r to meet the special /.•:■■s&' -A conditions o( tennis in ■^S 1930 the Tropics. Its perform- .3j£ (^TB)/I\ lLffliflfflfin ance in bound and 1 lg*S ""(Jy I speed is identical with v,*>^. the requirements ol v!K^'-;
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      176 20 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in Great Britain) Head Office for Malaya SINGAPORE. B 5 Old Parr lived tor 152 S3 years and- his "spirit" Bjjiijl still survives in that most MM famous of stimulants ,^M|olctParf IJBf^T^n lOa Real Antiques Rare Old mL^^iß Scotch Whisky < Sole
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