The Straits Times, 2 July 1930

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    39 1 The Straits Times '.ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST IXFLIEISTIAL NEWSPAPER lIS MA&4YA. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, Jl LV 2. 1930 I'RK'K 10 CENTS c I'AGES The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930. 0 PAGES PRICE 10 CENT
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      213 1 SINGAPORE: 78, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6161), I Ny Carlsberg Beer i In nottlr* and nn > drtoghl. i I Sole Importer* EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. I (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. RALEIGH il THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE $IPI|KSNH| t^IJL THE FINEST CYCLES -^B IN THE WORLD IVI A X b o RECORD
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      21 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 27, JAVA ST ('PHONE 3683). t Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT > EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Inc. in D'". SINGAPORE.
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      571 2 F. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (laeorr>orate4 to England) HAIL AND PASSENGER AND CKtGO SERVICE. PENTNSULAT O ORIENTAL f-N. CO. UNDER CONT WITH Hlb MAJESTY S OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOB CHINA A"D JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore. RATPT7TANA 16,600 July II KASHMIR. MO July 26 BOKIU "199 July 27 KA$H
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      671 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp. Rotterdam and Middles Borough Vessels Tonnage Due sail HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 July 2 t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 July 16 IV HAKUSAN MARU 10,600 July 30 II HARUNA MARU 10,500 Aug. 18 14 t KAMO MARU 8,000 Aug. 13 14
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      481 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated la England) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AMD aTCLBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly ssilings by ths wellkr.Dwn steamer Ml* EH* (7868 vans) aad the new moter \asaaL MALABAR (4SJ2 tons). The Mm MARELLA Is one of the largest aad finest steamers trading to Australia,
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      667 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 6451, with aat-uwuw.l**— to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine Depts. .tad Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore aad Straits Settlements of the Travellers Official laformatioa Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch laduM Airways.
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      606 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THS CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. {Incorporated in Englaad) REGULAR BERVICE TO MARSEILLES. LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMEN— UGMOA, HAVRE. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BAIITIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH LONDON, ROTTERDAM AM) HAMBURG.
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      494 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in 81am) BANGKOK COASTING SKSVICB Fof Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Bangnira, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Laeon, Slchon, Bandon, Kohsamui, Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VALAYA h p,,rt July 2 PRACHIPOK July 7 MALIM July 9 SUDDHADIB July 14 July lfi The steamers are fitted
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      442 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland and N.V. Kotlcrdnmsche Lloyd UKKKI.Y MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO ••aiaa Asutirliß Hnalhaanptaa Marseille* Rattera'asa Tonnag* MwajkM 12.000 R.L. Joly 4 JM.. Witt lti..'C>o S.JI.N. July 11 a.d Patria 10.000 R.L. Joly 18 mv li Rswft i*jU» S.MJ4. July 2» n v Sibaiak ISJMfI
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      1533 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Kngland) ELLERMAN" LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHI ar.KVI< C IV THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGHT SERVICE OCTWARU9 TO Hung Kong, Shanghai aad Japan Du* S'por^ ,-.s. CITT Ol" DELHI In IIY UK ATHENS As* s.i. CITY OF DURBAN brk4 t.t. CITT
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      390 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO, TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND. ORE. JOINT SCHEDILE Sailings for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Kranriaru and I'ortlnnd S.S. MICHIGAN sai'.t from Hong Kong July San I'ranrifcn, Lou Angeles and San Diego S.S.
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      409 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada* Rocky Mountain playground For booklet* and information, ivriie, phone or call. L. L. I AWI i:K. General A|rm, Hnng Kiwk liank (IhiMuiv CANADIAN NATIONAL The Largett Railuu/ System in America SIANG LiM PARK LOKONG 10. GETLAMG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed houflea S3O p*r month .'5-roonTHi
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    • Obituary
      DEATH
      32 4 I Ho I ila V..u.\. beloved wife ol Hoarding Ofleer, Singapo corti ge leaves ln-r i 160, Robinson Road, at 4-4S p.m. the Cathedral ol The Got thence to Bidadan CenM
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      646 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. To The Advertising Manager, Straits Times. Cecil Street Please insert the following small advertisement for days There nre approximately seven words to a line and th»r« i» flat rats charge \ii 2& cents per line per insertion with A minimum of one dollar per insertion. The additional
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      522 4 MISCELLANEOUS MAlii!Li:s. white Italian. 1, Telegraph St, PI AN SJASSI TW, Kaatpoat Bai.ru Road, -ir. (VAN! illei thai ENGLISH i-ADY wl hei t,i teach privately >r in st-'-.,,,,;.s t v r upcountry. Apply LADIES. 1 have just unpacked a new sliipir.cnt of black satin >h,,. al $4.60 per pair, M..\.
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      713 4 BOARD AND LODGING HOLIDAY BOARD-RESIDENCE facing sea. Daily or monthly. Bathing pagar and pier. Tiffins, teas, bashing parties. Terms moderate Scl'-tar (i range, 10% milestone, Thomson Road. I'honc UIC'J. GOOD CTTSiNE, tenni< and a dip In the Kriny, are three essentials towards good health. These can be obtained at Beach
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      640 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LKT, Nos. 13 and 15, Shanghai Road, off Tivcr Valley Road. Bungalows with quarters and garages, in nice compound. Water and electricity laid. Locality quiet and cool. Tor particulars apply to Chia Swee Teck. 37, Blair Koad, Singapore. BEAUTIFULLY KI'RNISHKD double-stor-is« to let. Immediate OCCwnation. Eight
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      754 4 NOTICE IN TIIK KSIATK OF WALTER LEGREW W ATKINS, DECEASED. I'crsuant to the Trustees Ordinance IMt Joction J'.l Notice is herein- given that all ;reditors sad other persons having •in.--L-laims or demand-- aßainst the Kstate o* Walter Lagrew Watkin- deceased late of s-j Kinic.shall Road. Beckenhiim in the County of
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      510 4 FEDERATED MALA? STATES RAILWAYS IMPORTANT TRAIN SERVICE ALTER kTIONS. CwflUßcacing AugOHl !t3O. I'OKT DKkSON l:|{ \N( !l The pai seng it ti n pvii Seremban and l'"i Dii ■nspended. Sirusn, Sangi Pinang; :ll be eloi ed A coo.ls train Dickson and ltd la tralm- will conveyance to v Koala Bawah
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      825 5 IN THE SUPREME COURT AT j MUAR. ADMINISTRATION PETITION No. 3S of 1928. In the Matter of the Estate and Effects of .SAYEED BIN AWATH SAYEEI), DECEASED and in the Matter ..f the Probates and Administration Enactment 1915. AUCTION SALE •1 mtaaMa aluplnimi and rubber land situate in the township
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      642 5 FEDERATED MALAY STATES FOREST DEPARTMENT. TIMBER BRANCH. TENDER NOTICE Timber is required for conversion during the following four months as under: (a) 650 tons of Cherfcal. (l>) 650 tons Resak. (c) 660 tons of Kapur. (d) 450 tons Keruing. (cl 100 tons of Red Mcranti and or Scraya, and (f)
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      189 5 m^ xk /_>3BsWvßr "SPEEDEX" CAMERA $18 black or brown. Sole Agents DIETHELM CO., LTD., Ire. rj.orated in Switzerland MNSAPMI I'ENANG IPOH BANGKOK. ■MBBaaaaaasavnaanaaaaaßWaVMaaVßW] Cuts, Abrasions and scratches are immediately soothed and rapidly healed by PUROL Tins 30 and 55 cti. Tubes 75 cv. Tlooring tiles In various artistic and original
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      730 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in Singapore Money Changer. Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Europe Hotel Money Chungcr, Raffles Hotel. Grosvonor Hotel. Kelly .v Walsh, Ltd., Raffles Place. Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Raffles Place and Tank Road Station. G. H. Kiat A Co., Ltd., Collyer Quay.
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      146 5 |-iFPji cy F lii l i '4i Br |HmH^9 OVERHEAD LINES Illustrated is a cradle uuard over some G.P.O. Main trunk lines in Kent. England. The transmission line in a 33 K.V. line supplied and erected by Messrs. W. T. I H E-N LE. Y Telegraph Works Co., Ltd. for
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    SINGAPORE AUDIENCES.
    1535 6 CINEMA NOTES. •?3S Tern Tkmmmmd Film gwen Mo Slump in Talkies IT hat Audience* Want Catering For Variety How Productions Are Absorbed Fox firings Singapore I p-to-date Inertia of British Film Industry Cheaper Seats. If the number <>i people seeking entertainment in Singapore is any indicalion of the
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    HOLD ON MONGOLIA.
    196 6 Chinese Attempt to Stop Soviet Control. A conference on Mongolian affairs <■ discuss the internal development of M<>: golia has been formally tnaoenrated in Nanking. More than 40 delegates of Mongolian tribes are present. The Foreign Minister issue! a statement addressed to the peoples of Mongolia and
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    BRITISH SHIPPING IN THE FAR EAST.
    479 6 Difficulty of Subduing Chinese Pirates. There appears to be no limit to the burdens to which the Socialist Government are prepared to subject British shipping interests in the Far Kast, writes a special representative 1 of the Morning Post. It was announc-ed recently that
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    "QUOTH THE RAVEN."
    167 6 Poe Admirer Chisels Poet's Monument. Residents of Baltimore are rallying to the defence of Edmcnd Fontaine, the t'lant pathologist and ardent admirer of Kdsxai Allan Poe, who, with ;>. chis edited the monument to Po? in Wyman Park recently. Armed with a flashlight an.l chisel, Fontaine went
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    PLOT TO KILL POLICE.
    89 6 Ingenious Bomb Device Injures Five. Simla, June 19. "ombs exploded at Lahore. Lyulpur. I (iu.iranwala, Sheikupra. and Amritsar last I nipht. An infrcr.iou .icvice to lure the police i to their .leath was contained in the modus operaadi at all places, which consisted of a mild
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    EXTENSIVE RIOTS IN INDO-CHINA.
    700 6 i Many People Killed. f GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S APPEAL. 1 Saigon, Juno 7. i At Bahoni. MM ten miles from this city, several hundred rebels came into I conflict with the police, resulting in one 1 being killed and five wounded. A second group, attacking the Town Hall,
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    PORTSMOUTH SINKING.
    56 6 Portsmouth st.miis nn Portaaa Islan,l, which I.l.ii'.iiKint-Cnlim. I .1. 11. Cook* stated at the eongTCM of the SouthEastern I'nion of Scientific Sodatiei at Portsmouth recently la sinking A; tome Una in the distant fulun. ha ■aid, Coabjun, now at the foot of Portadown Hill, may supplant Hnnfham and
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    160 6 Programme of drill* up ta nml for week ending July 6 Wednesday, July 2, MI p.m... Drill Hull. Brigade Signal Section, Weapon and Signal Training. Thursday, July :J, 8.1 5 p.m.. Drill Hall. M.O, Platoon (Koraaiam), M.C. Training ">.ir. |i.m., Drill Hull. "A" 111.G.J Co., ClassiScation Revolver, Friday,
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      69 6 NOTICE. EVERY MONTH THERE WILL BE A FRESH SHIPMENT OF ODEON RECORDS FROM LONDON NEW YORK. RE PREPARED FOR THE TALKIES WHICH ARE COMING. ODEON WILL HAVE ALL THE THEME SONGS.' The records are obtainable at JOHN LITTLE CO.. LTD., Raffles Square. I). T. LIM CO.. 353. North Hridge Road.
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      191 6 BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY JUNE 28 to JULY 5 The lirst of its kind in the City of Singapore. .Jus; Received Choice Selection of 1,500 LADIES' HATS Prices from $3.00 upwards. 200 LADIES'" DRESSES Prices from $8.00 upwards. These arc Bargain I'ri.-i's which cannot be repeated or beaten locally. Outslalion Enquiries Solicited.
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      278 7 ALHAMBRl THE THEATRE OF PERFECT SOUND Hii REPRODUCTION lAnEti. TONIGHT THE RETURN OF THE RAINBOW MAN EDDIE DOWLING with BETTY COMPSON and FRANKIE DARRO in "BLAZE O'GLORY" an ALL-TALKING, SINGING, DANCING, MUSICAL DRAMA ivvlainwd the finest story of the Year. CAMEO KIRBY com.ng! MARLB mOUGH I (THK T>EATtt WITH TBS
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      295 7 \\IM \LU \i\lM \\L U\\l MM \\'M UU)dU UU UU \,/MU OGOeORQeOQQQQQQQ.OQ 00.0 X "THE HOME OF BIGGER AND BETTER ENTERTAINMENT" Special Matinee Today at 3.15 Children Half-Price 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. Continued Success of The Idol of Millions, MAURICE CHEVALIER .vfljHHk'. in His Greatest All-Talking and JmSHHUfwK'. v>^>^/
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      218 7 VICTORIA THEATRE Booking now open FOR THE FORTHCOMING S. PRODK TION. IN THE NEXT ROOM" A Heal Thriller ON SATURDAY, TL'ESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY, H>, 22. 24 AND 26, AT 1.13 I'M. Hooking at LITTLE'S $2 SI. MONIER REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPES MADE IN ALL SIZB6 DT TO I I
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    B.O.T. INQUIRIES.
    650 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Witnesses' Fees For .Masters And Officers. Subsistence all »"<•! i offlieis attending 1 inquiries into the Ins- (jf or accidenU t,, their ships is a; matter which ha* <.icii;>ii-d the- attention of the iociel to t me, -aythe Journal of Comn Some few yean ago, however,
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      EUROPEAN METAL COMBINE.
      739 8 German and Belgian Deals IMPORTANT GROUPING ANNOUNCED. A new an<l hitrhly important grouping of I European non-fcrrou- metal Interest i innouneed. Arnali;aniated Metal Corporation, Ltd.. is ■bout t«. .-flu large exchange <>f sharei I *-ith the Metallgeseflaehaft of Frankfort. S'egotiations with the Bociete Ginerale des Mineraia ui
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      CHERAS RUBBER.
      176 8 Low Production Costs. fhtaantb Htinuul genera! meeting: of the < turns I'.ubher Kstatcs, I. id.. wi:s atld in London, on June 4. Mi. K. I.. Hamilton, who presid: .1. tid tkat r.O doulil shareholders wuulil cons.ilcr ilu- ir-uk satisfactory, representing as it <'.id pioiit .if ill. ISO. i-ciua!
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        MINING.
        453 8 brat VaL Buvm Selien ii ii ambi Ku n 2:. ■> Ayci Hi tun ..1 ll<B 1^ >: cd. f] ii bangrin Tin II *9 1 Bktani Parian*- Mfl 0.11 1 Bata i ayi ■> (1...1 0.6S 1 bukil Arang i- ;n 11 „11 11 ii Hurwah Mawj la
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        GENERAL.
        184 8 bra Buyer* Seller* l .1-1 lJ7»i i» lit Mt.v.iaru &C o. ti.UO 7.00 uoro. 50 M McAllsMr ft C*. »v 00 MOO OH*. 12.'>0 12. i: ..vi MM U II She:'. 4.12.6 4.1V6 cd. i i biagapon I c\i Stor. D.so i.co i -Mgaporc Tr»c. Ords. 7 1/i: U
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        112 8 i )<i Storage 7 fjt. deb. of UH red. UU-M 102 lOt ci. inif-pore Municipal S p.c. "i 1(01 rto. VjM lljHgjtM pur. i',i r'•"»•.r Sittgapon Mwhlf 1 4V» j'.c. el IWti ret!. IMI JlM'U.wu V 6 par SinsafoM M«aicipal IH nl-oin 1oi IMM rid. UU (I.UVO.VUO
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        344 8 tracer and Co. and l.yall and Lvatt's quotations. Tod»y» l'ncu» Co. kvatl AKcnb] 1XJ IM l.lo 1— J l.w \:m 1.10 j.Jj A. Ilil;. 1.80 --J 1- U 1-0 i. tuning uo •»•*> "•»>» A. Malay (f2j l.io ZM< l.uo IJM M, 1.19 1U5U 1.D0 l.JU i l.oa
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      RELIEF FOR RUBBER INDUSTRY.
      240 8 Reduced Duty Suggested; In Ceylon. "We ;irc (roinjr to mak" repnientationi to Government by a deputation asking that the rubber industry should be firci said Mr. C. f. Whitakcr, Secretary of the (Vylop Chamber of Commerce, to the Time, of Cryli.n M Juno M, in reply
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    • SHARE MARKET REPORTS
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        Macphail and Co., Ltd.
        69 8 Singapore, July 2. Tin. <iui<-t. Kuchaii 1.08-1.10, Kirn: I.OS-1.48, .Xii.'uy Conaala. L'l-^l cwati r.f. •i centa, Ulu Klai Hony Patta r.t-:,C'» eenu, Temohi Tronohs 16?.-lf>s. ud.. Ayer HiUma U l.'s. id Hong Kong Tim l«a.-l" Kubber. Quiet. New Seuditia I.TBH-I.BS Mental:at.s SC-Mti cents. !':u l!«:iut; 84*4
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        Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
        123 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. liagapere, .'.i I, Lindon. Rubber I 1-H.d.. down Ncnn price i London Standard (pet I.' 1 eeata. London. Tia IIS7 Ita. •'••i.. ti I Mining. -Quiet. Sungei W.. l.ii'i-l.i.i. KinU Dredgea 1.05-I.K Malaya Ceneeli M-23 cent ren.s. Sunt-ci Laaa 1 -!•'>■ 1.: :i«i. Ulu X cent^.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    69 8 Today. p.ni I'tnka I li ml, I I nine and N. West Sumatra Blinj... 1 mil Itillitnn I Kdrmlule I p.m i rn\.. ,rlhv. illiVi ID 1 Ml J.- 'vi 1 1 n.m i>iiij (1.. V 111 1 Kthl li 1..,.:1 A. A. Bj Grai Britain, Ir-larni.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    22 8 MAILS FOR EU ROPE. By Ii.ilrsiDoora .a-:^i n l.vft B'pora v. v 2 m... Arni. 1 •inilu.i May 26 Jut,'? June 23
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    87 8 lulj 2. Ships alonusidi' the Wkarm ur expected to arrive. KEi'PLl. IIAItUOl II. Jt Bt. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal v. ESSI L9 IN Ml DOOM. Tanjunx l'»;ir. Victoi ki'Mpil llarli.iur. No. r Bell II. Vessels Arrived. !1 LAN I i:a.\ ii I 7. CITY Ol r»un(.K.M AS
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      391 8 P.W.D. PERAK, KUALA KANGSAR TENDERS INVITED FOR ASTANA NAGARA. KUALA KANGSAR Tender* u.li be reeehred a ih, >'.i.t< Engineer, I'nak. Taiping, up t.. 3 p.m. m' Sipt. I, IM6, for the construction ..> (!<'>itn ii;,ij construction of an NACARA fo- Hi* Highness, thi SolUn o, crak at Hbki; Chsutdan, Kiii'.iu
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      57 8 JOHORE GOVERNMENT TEND] the Still IIk Jbhore Plana i |.i!lt!i i rnmenl i I Johtiru Hal p-oiking day i ween thv d i :l un<1 I (..in. V, nden mu n lobi lleil and musl be m»«!-.' i>n «h* printed Under forw It) posi niUBl The Roven II Ib I
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      265 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Kef on. l.'riirht Wind. Stition. Temperature R:.in- Sun- Relative Direc- Speed. Weathtr. Max. Mm. fall, shine, i llui.iidity tion. F. F. in*, houri. m.p.h. Alar .>t:.r l»0 T5 0.20 M *K 2 Cloudy K..t:i l!h;.ru No report. K.Tkhmmi M 7.". MS N.7 sr, SSW E
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      66 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Vi Mliirs.iny. July Z. li. V.. 1.45 rt Thursday. Jl!> B.I. homeward mail <!<• e* p.i H. j I.S p.m.. I it. 2 in. Iriday. July I. II. W. |..m., I in. 8 itiircla-.. July H.I. H. \V. M3 .1.1 ft., i 50 ft. I in.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    629 9 Still on Downward Trend. DRASTIC RESTRICTION NEEDED. (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Today's l*rices Kubber, 1H' 2 cents per Ib. I in. 17.1 tons at HM{ P^r picuJ. Yesterday's Prices Rubber. London 6 1-lftd. per ll>.. down '«d. N>» York, 12 cts. per Ib.,
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    LEVER BROTHERS.
    139 9 Exchange of Preferred Ordinary. T!'<- dirtetwi of I.fvcr Brataen tat* that, hi view of certain alteration* in lh»eapital of the company that they bars in mind, they deaire holder*, of the 8 per cent. preferred ordinary ■harea ti> nccept the .iff^r t.. rxchanca iht-ir ihana* mada some jraan
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    EXCHANGES.
    78 9 Rugby, July 1 Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam Uhem :i7r>, Bnmhio is. i:M<;d.. Berlin 20.385, Brussels M£ls, Bucharest 818. Rio I K-16, Buenos Aires in .;-ui. Copenhagen ik 16, Geneva 56.078, HeWngfon IM l-H>. Hong Kong la. nl.. Lisbon IWJS, ktadatfl 13.36, Milan U2.77. New York IM l.:! 2, Oslo
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      TARIFFS "A MENACE TO PEACE."
      733 9 Sir Hugh Bell Suggests A Remedy. Mrs. Philip Snowden presided on May 29, at Caxton Hall, Westminster, at the resumed i-onference on free trade, which is the out■oine of the discussions on this subject, which took plaev at 11, Downing Street. Professor Gilbert Murray, describing
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      SAFEGUARDING PLEA.
      411 9 Sheffield's Retort to Mr. Snowden. liitrrp.^linu' correspondence has aaaaad between the Chancellor of thp Kxrhequcr and "he Sheffield < hamber of Commerce. The matter um us the result of a resolution -ent to Mr. l'hilip Snowden i. ririnjr the ;ty of Immediate!; extending safeguarding duties in the iron
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      62 9 12 o'clock noon, July 2. Tone of Market Dull. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 6 l-16d. per lb. New York Spot Sh.cet G. cents 12 per lb. t.S S. equal to London Standard Standard R.S.S. on Tendar Spot July August i-pii-mbcr Autf.-Ncpt. url.-Ucc. Buyers 19
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      COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE.
      1920 9 Assets Over £61,447,000. FEATURES OF THE YEAR S BUSINESS. The 68;h annual general meeting of tht Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd.. was held on May 13, at -the registered offices of the company, 21, Cornhill, London, E.C. Sir Percy Wilson Ntwson, Bt., presided. The leeratuy (Mr. Join
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      RUBBER STATISTICS.
      69 9 Ocean shipments of para rubber (including latex, revertex and concentrated latex i during the mpnth of June, 1930. Preliminary Return. Rubber including Conccn- Latex trutcd. and Latex. Revertex. Total. Singapore 26,389 163 26.552 1 I'enanK 7,191 I 7,194 1 Malacca .270 270 Tort Swettcnham 2,631 1" 2,641 Total
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      FINANCE BILL DEBATE.
      435 9 Mr. Churchill And Income-Tax. Tl," Finance Bill was again discussed In Committee of the House of Commons on June 3. The subject of first discussion was Clause 6, which embodies Budget concessions in the taxation of motor-cycles and heavy motor-vehicles. The matter was debated at great length
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      TRADE SLUMP.
      303 9 Bedrock May Be Reached In September. London, June 6. When will the great commodity slump end is the question asked everywhere at present. Some are of the opinion that bedrock will be reached in September, when the effects jf the relaxation of credit restrictions have been felt, and
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    ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
    1149 9 Many Looms Idle In Lancashire. REASSURING NEWS FROM INDIA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Manchester. I line 1. Spinners and manufacturers have not been able to make any pMgNM towards better times and a drapgint; demand has been experienced in all sections of the market. A larger amount
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1920. ENTERTAINMENT.
    1027 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WE DN ESDAY, JU LY 2, 1920. ENTERTAINMENT. the Ea it who still :i an In ■■■.-ic interest In music and the drama will have noted with regret that thy supply of such entertain- neat hai otami almost entirely. It was j never nry i>lontifnl, and
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    EUROPE FIFTY YEARS HENCE.
    1262 10 Will History Repeat Itself (By M. Edouard Herriot the famous French statesman President of the > Chamber of Deputies, in an interview.) To answer a question such as the above i calls for any amount of courage and, frankly I do not feel justified in dealing
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    15 10 Mr. R. Maveda. brother-in-law of the Japanese Minister in Siam, is on holiday at P>:sn7kok.
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    17 10 Mr. Aif red Morris, headmaster of King's Coljege, Hong Kong, recently completed j"i yean in Government semcc.
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    18 10 Mr. A. i). Murray, of th" Supreme ■•i-irv, Ipoh. lias gone on trans- 1 -si ing OAce, Tapah.
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    21 10 Mr. J. Namaiic, the eldest so;i of Mr, 'i 'i:i:'ie. .1.1.. of Singapore, has B C.L. degn at (Jue< n's !->r<l.
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    10 10 (••■,(■,l,l Prnnefather recently passed ay Home, ile China Navigation pryic
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    22 10 A Sin Kuo Mm me .-;ii"- from Shanghai il,i 1 Krench Minister tn rti-n cm to hai i la niehl Muli 1
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    30 10 Dr. A. F. Markay, M.8., Ch.B. (Now Zealand), who arrived m Singapore by the Malabar, will shortly take Uf hiuDpointmi nt with the Centra] Health j Board in Negri Bemhilaa.
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    35 10 Mr. 11. Nash, First Police Magistrate, I Kuala Lumpur, is -avirjr on transfer ;■> the end of August as District Officer, Kuala Kubu. Mr. Nash assumed duties as Fir.-.t Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, on Mar. 'Si, I.W.
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    36 10 Mr. W. M. Gilmorc, technical expert to the Royal Survey Department, Siam, has left Bangkok to attend, as delegate from Siam, the meeting of the International Geodetic and Geophysical Union, to be held at Stockholm shortly.
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    121 10 Dr. David Rockwood died in Colombo on Juno 24. He was the eldest son of the late Dr. W. G. Rockwood, and was born in 187:! and educated at Royal College, Colombo, Epsom College and University College, London. After serving in the University College Hospital he returned to Ceylon and
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    750 10 WHERE STAMP COLLECTORS SCORE. Dr. Tan Bin Chiang, of Singapore, hus "diagnosed," quite correctly, that the author of our "Note of the Day," which appeared on Friday last concerning the condominium referred to by the Committee which recently reported on the methods of appointment in the
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    NAVAL TREATY DENOUNCED IN HOUSE OF LORDS. NAVAL TREATY A BLUNDER.
    463 11 NAVAL TREATY DENOUNCED IN HOUSE OF LORDS. NAVAL TREATY A BLUNDER. Striking Criticism by Lord Beatty. NO DEFENCES. Britain's Vulnerable Trade Routes. London, July 1. It will be a shock to thi country when it awakens t-> the fart thai naval 1 roteetion is a thin?: of ilu* pa ft,
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT PLANS.
    78 11 ATLA NTIC FL IG HT PLANS. World 1 Cross i-i Three Hup-;. The woi I 1 lai r, the '••,:-,uir ped with new iiU'i bi i for ..M-s in the including :i f.i'/li'. from Southampton to O>1>>, preparatory to an Atlantic crossing in three hops. Although the seaplane can accommodate
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    ZAMBESI BRIDGE.
    63 11 Railway Scheme to Cost O\er £.{,000,000. Rugby, July 1. Replying to question in the House of ommona, Mr. Philip Snowden, the Chanci llor of '.lie Exchequer, s:»i<l the total estimated coat of the Zambesi Bridge scheme, including railway extension*, was a little over (3,000,000. The British Exchequer was
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    "ELEGANT SAILOR" DEAD.
    28 11 Tokio, June M. Admiral Rokuro Yashiro, popularly known as the Kle^ant Sailor," died toi;:iy. He had suffered from an internal complaint for some time. Nichi-Nichi.
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    MALAYA'S RUBBER SHIPMENTS.
    79 11 I Reduction of 12,382 Tons In June. The total shipments of para rubbci From Singapore, Penang, Malacca and Port SwetU'iiham during the month of June ■OKHUtad to 3G.C57 tons. This shows a notable reduction of 12,382 tors compared v/ith May, and apparently reflects the effect of the
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    EGYPTIAN RIOT.
    62 11 Police fire on Unruly Crowd. Cairo, Ju'y 1. Ihon sad people attended tho he! I in the provinces in connection with Kahsa 1'asha's campaign the Government nru!y i ipportew attempted to rush -.h<- platform at Biib?i«s station, contrary police order*, n-.u\ r.t-ri usly injured two ,.ffi. n and
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    . CABLE MERGER.
    113 11 CABLE MERGER. Wireless Station Probable In Singapore. London. July 1. The rtport and accounts of Imperial C nrmunications, Ltd.. adopt d at the first general meeting, show a profit of £2,023,000 for the past 21 months. A dividend of b% per cent., equivalent to £3 5s. 8d. per annum, was
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    THE TENTH MUSE.
    164 11 Mr. Baldwin Speaks To World's Journalists. London. June 17. Ur. Baldwin was the principal speaker at a banquet held in the Royal Academy by the Press Conference. Sir William Llewellyn, president of the A cod i- my. presided and it was attende i by many leaders of
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    GANG PUT TO FLIGHT.
    126 11 Death of Injured Member I .-eft iiehind. (From n Own Corrwp&timL.) Ipoh, Juiy 1. Two robberies and a bwglafy hwe taken iil."cc Iictc. A jjantj who raided a house in Kampar im-t with stout resistance and were Fenced to (lee, leaving behind one of their •i.,
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    COUNCIL MEETING IN PENANG.
    1314 11 Questions to be Asked. RESTRICTING CHINESE IMMIGRATION. The following are the orders of th day for the meeting of the Legislative Council to be held in Penang on Monday Question by Mr. Lim Cheng Kan In view of the certainty of increased unemployment due to the
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    GERMANY AMONG THE GREAT POWERS.
    264 11 Freedom of the Rhine. REINSTATEMENT AS FREE AND EQUAL NATION. Berlin, July 1. The national celebrations in Germany to mark the liberation of the Rhineland from nearly twelve years of bondage were continued today, when all the schools were (fan holidays, salutes fired and festivities
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    CHINA SALT LOAN.
    111 11 Future Payments In Jeopardy. Nanking. July 1. The Minister of Finance has issued the following statement j Uj) to the present the Government has made the salt loan payments according to the I'lan adopted in September last year. but the making of future payments has been placed
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    JAPAN'S EXPORTS DOWN.
    108 11 I Lack of Raw Silk Demand And Silver Slump Blamed. i Tokio, June 30. Trade returns for the last ten days of Juno show totals of Y37.091.000 and "..JS5.000 for imports and exports res- pectivtiy. The jrranil total of the Japan's export trade durinp the first si\
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    HULUTAO PORT.
    92 11 Construction Works Inaugurated. Shanghai, July 1. -Miiiilial Ch;i')K llsiich-lianjr. Mr. Wu I Tw-chen, Mr. (.'hniif; Chuan, and tho re- :ircsrntativi's ..i" Marshals Yen Shi-shan ;tu Feng Yw-hiri>Pg attended the inaucru- i ration of the Hulutao Port Construction 'A'orks today. Hulutao, with its capacious harbour, is < in South
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    3 MONTHS CAPTIVITY.
    46 11 Captured Missionaries at Last r Released. Shanghai, July 1. The Rev. R. W. Porteous and Mrs. Portcous have been released after three months captivity. Reuter. Mr. and Mrs. Porteous, who belong to the China Inland Mission at Yuanchow, Kiangsi. were captured by brigands.
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    EAST AFRICAN UNION.
    62 11 Committee not to be Appointed This Session. Rugby, July 1. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, stated in the House of Commons that it had row been decided, in view of the short time remaining, not to sack the appointment this session of the joint committee to
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    AUSTRALIANS WIN AT LORD'S.
    139 11 England Fight Hard Until The End. The Australians won the second Test match at LordV yesterday by seen wickets. England's second innings realised o75, which left the Australians only 72 runs to get for victory. The first hour's play was fateful, for Hammond, Hendren and Duleepsinhji
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    M.C.C. TOUR.
    331 11 Postponed Owing To Indian Unrest.' (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, July 1. It is definitely announced that the proposed M.C.C. tour of India, Burma and Ceylon has been postponed owing to the unrest in India. Bombay, June 16. The decision of the Hindu Gymkhana to boycott for political
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    A LOSS TO CHINA.
    133 11 Death of Marshal Wmr Shih-chcn. Shanghai, .Inly I. The steatn muiwj Jit I'tk in^r loda) of the former Premier, Wang SM-chen, at the ape nf 7<l. Sin Kuo Min. This probably refers to Marshal Wang Shih.-ch.en whn (according to ;h<- China Vc-or Book) was (if. and
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    BOLIVIAN REVOLT.
    30 11 Formation of Provisional Government. London, July 1. The Bolivian Legation in London has received a cable from the Government announcing the formation of a military Provisional Government. Reuter.
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    MOTILAL NEHRU.
    32 11 Sentenced to Six Months 1 Imprisonment. Allahabad, July 1. Motilal Nehru, president of the Congress working committee, and Syed Mahmud, the secretary, were both sentpncfc«l ;o six months imprisonment. Reuter.
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    FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.
    22 11 Hook and Matthews Arrive At Calcutta. Calcutta, July I. The airmen Hook and Matthews have I nrrived. Reuter. t
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    WILL TSINGTAO FALL?
    573 11 1 Fresh Shansi Offensive In Shantung. JAPANESE ANXIETY. Thrust from Tsinan To The Coast. Shanghai, July 1. A fur! her l>ig .Shansi offensive is reported to have been ordered on the Tientsin-l'ukow and Chiaotsi Railway fronts. Tin' (ir~t thrust will hi: southwards from Tsinan, along the railway
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL DEFENCE
    98 11 Plans to Expand Air Force Adopted. Tokio, July 1. A joint conference of representative of the Navy Office and the Naval General Staff Office has adopted the naval defence plan drafted by the successor of Admiral Taniguchi. The Board of Marshals and Fleet Admirals is meeting at
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    CUSTOMS UNION.
    49 11 Unanimous Resolution Passed In Paris. Paris, July 1. The congress of advocates of a European Customs Union discussed thu Briand memorandum and passed a unanimous resolution stating that the objects would be best attained by agreement between smaller groups of countries, with later amalgamation of groups. Router.
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    BUSINESS FAILURE SEQUEL.
    432 12 Charge Against Manager Withdrawn. i T],, failure of -.<. Chinese restaurant husin. ;ipore's Chinatown in February of thia year resulted in charges of criminal breach of trust being fared against iho manager and cashier, who was befoie Mr. C Wilson, the Smjra- poie Criminal District Judge, yesterday
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    BEAUTIFUL SCOTLAND
    178 12 Duke Offers Land Instead Of Death Duties. The offer of the Duke of Montrosc to Goi n m id hnttead of death itut land in <i.;. comprises some <>f the most beautiful, ;is in best, agricultural land iti .m.I. The ish-.rvls of Loch Lomond, n Lo- aid, which
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    "BLAZE O' GLORY."
    127 12 Musical War Talkie at The Alhambra. "Blase o'dl.Mv." :i talking Urn with a w;ir background, opened at the Alhs i last nijrht. I; la :i ttory within a rtory and stiffen somewhat through lael urrangi i Eddie William.- (Eddie Dowling) -lur.s my loldier Car) Hummel (Schumann Heink)
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    DAMAGED BOAT.
    306 12 Harbour Board's Claim For Repairs. A sum of $1H whs claimed before the Civil District Judge (Mr. H. R. Bull) rday afterneoa for repairs to a i'u;-.t. Mr. E. I.. Morgan, foreman ■hipwright in the employ of the Singapore Harbour Hoard, the plaintifTs, explained '.hat the craft was
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    WORKLESS COOLIES.
    134 12 Situation in Singapore Less Acute. h IJS74 aged and decrepit hack to China. About w.'ii- local unemploywhi'in had not been long in r< mainiBC '■'>?> P<?r cent, were who had diiftvd down from the isurc at the Protectorate ha.red. Last month the I r repatriation seemed inning of
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    MURDERER ASPHYXIATED
    103 12 Poison Gas Pumped Into Special Cell. An exectrtidfa by asphyxiation took Bt < arson City, Nevada, recently. \*hen R. H. White, a gambler convicted murder of a fellow-gambler, was put to death in a special execution chamber. White -vus left alone in the room, bound to the death
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    SHOPKEEPERS COMPLAIN.
    108 12 Allegations Against Weights Measures Men. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 1. I Mneae baatfd T« Hah Hee, of the ta ;i!i<l Meafuree office, mi discharged here today after being charged v. ith ;»< ccpting a bribe. A second Chinese th> Weight! and Measures office, similarly charged, mi
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    PRIESTS FINED.
    76 12 Attempt to Get Passports By False Declaration. (From On Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 1. Two Burmese Buddhist priests were i ZMi each or 21 days' imprisonment oday i'<i' makiqg a false declaration tothcChiaf Polio* Ofliceivwhen applying iporta la Siiim. I hey arrived in I'enunR u few days a(fo
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    GOLD SPECULATION IN CHINA.
    442 12 Aid of the Foreign Banks Invited. Shanghai, June 19. Apropos of the proposal to restrict leckless gold speculation, the Commission for the Reorganisation of the Cm rcncy has addressed letters to the local Gold Exchange, and ihe Chinese Bankers' Association requesting them to assist the Chinese
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    MENTAL DISEASES.
    308 12 China Faces a Serious Problem. China, which h;:-> legged b.hind western countries in treating the mentally deloclive, is now trying to pia:i BodCSB scientific attention for the million or more insane who go iincared for there. The China Medical Association h: 1 unanimously passed a resolution that. there
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    FINE ART OF TAXATION.
    72 12 Trench Incomes to be Worked Out to Eight Places. A new horror for taxpayers has ben evolved by the French taxation department. Income taxes this year, the Government has decided, must be worked out to eight points of decimals on the centime. This means that calculation
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    F.M.S. RAILWAYS.
    59 12 The F.M.S. Railways draw att?ntion in our advertisement columns to important train service alterations to commence from August 1 next. These changes affect Port Diekson and Kuala Kubu branches, Singapore local service. Kuala Lumpur-I'ort Swettenham, Klang-Kuala Selangor, TampinMalacca, Tnpah Road-Tcluk Anson. Sultan Street-Ampang and Sumrei Beri .•ranches, I'enanp-Alor
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    NEW U.S.A. TARIFF BILL.
    161 12 Will Not Retard Export Trade of Country. Washington, June 22. In a speech here today Mr. Robert Larnoni, the Secretary for Commerce, said ill" new Tariff Bill, recently signed by President Hoover, would not retard the amazing growth of American foreign trade. After the tariff revision
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    WROTE 3,000 SONGS.
    292 12 Author of "All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor Dead. Although very f-jw of the countless millions who have sunx and whittled his tone* knew his name. Mr. Bennett Scott, the composer, who has died at his North London home, was probably responsible far BOW of the
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    £650 SMUGGLING FINE.
    307 12 Englishman and French Girl Charged. A 60-years-oM City man and his 1 Bailee* a young Frer.chwqman, for whom he had bought a number of Mlk dresses I road, were together tin^'d £G50 at Westminster recently for fraudulent evasion of Customs duties at VietjHl Stac.'on, London. Tiit;: were
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    THE SAHARA DESERT.
    123 12 May One Day Blossom As The Rose." The Sahara Desert will be made tc blossom as the rose one ot these days, M. J. H. Richard believe;, and then I" ranee will be one of the c r eat agricultural nations of the world. M. Richard, formorly
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    DEATH ON WAY HOME.
    115 12 Former Singapore Man Falls Overboard. While on his way home to England by way of Canada Mr. K. K. BmIIj, ;h countant of the Hong Kong and Shur Banking C'or]:oration in Shanghai, overboard from the s.s. EmpreM of Russia in the Pacific, and was drowsed. Mr.
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    CONCILIATION.
    169 12 Suggested Solution Of India Problem. B >m')uy, Juno 12. Explaining the attitude of the committee of the Bombay branch >;f the European Association and 'he committee of the Bombay Chamber of Commerce towards the political situation, in response t<, the request of the president o Indian Chamber of Commerce,
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    NEW SOVIET EMBASSY.
    82 12 Luxurious London Mansion To be Sold. It wai announce! recently that Ktnsington House, one of the BlMSt mansions in London and ererlooking Kensington Gardens, W.. is to K line the £o\ iet Embassy. A Soviet o^cia! stated thai, a price for the lease had been agnsd Dpoo
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    CUTTY SARK'S TRIALS.
    64 12 Owner Proposes to Sail The Clipper to America. Sails ;ue l-jin,"T n.iado for the famoui dipper Cut'.;- S:;r!;. which is now serving as a training ship at Falmooth. The owner. Captain Dowmui, propose? a trial snil to tho Clyde in order to tM the possibility >,;' navigating
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    PAYING THE PENALTY OF REVOLT.
    293 12 13 Annamiies Beheaded In Indo-China. Under the heading "The Hour of nu'nt 13 Heads Fall This Morning at Yen BUT at break of Day," ti.e Avenir of Tonkin, a journal devoted to French commercial interests in Ind.T(hina. recently reported the guillotining xA the second liateh
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    WOMAN SUICIDE'S WILLS.
    209 12 Judge Suspects Forgery £17.000 Involved. A nun'i < :iim to the £17,300 Fortune of u we mar. who committed suicide wa ioneu before Lord Merrivale in the London, recently. The woman m Him ictoria tfacj Larty, of Henilworth Court, Putney, 8.W., who died vn February 22 year.
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    Chapman's Gallant Effort in Second Test—The Derby Described. AUSTRALIANS WIN AT LORD'S.
    1448 13 Chapman's Gallant Effort in Second Test— The Derby Described. AUSTRALIANS WIN AT LORD'S. Sensational Finish. CHAPMAN'S CHEAT EFFORT. The Au-lralians won the second Teal match at Lord's >esterda> b> seven wicket* in spite of a v. onderful effort by A. I'. K. Chapman and (i. O. \llen, who put on
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    WOMEN PLAYERS AT WIMBLEDON.
    374 13 British Hopes Shattered. MISS NUTHALL BEATEN BY MISS RYAN. London, July 1. After the men's monopoly of yesterday's programme, women took the limelight today, when the singles quarterfinals were decided. Great interest was naturally manifested in Miss Phyllis Mudford, the young Sussex player, who stood up
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    BASEBALL.
    86 13 United States League Results. New York. July 1. Baseball results to date are as follows National League. Boston beat Pittsburg 6 5. In a second match Boston won 8 Chicago beat New York 10 3. In a second match New York won 7 4. St. Louis beat Brooklyn 15
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    SELANGOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    262 13 Ong Ee Kong and J. B. Bong in Final. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 1. Once again Ong Ee Kong enters the final of the Selangor singles championship tournament, and will meet J. B. Bong. In the semi-final Ong Ee Kong disposed of Ng Kok
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    F.A. MEETING.
    380 13 Important Alteration To The Rules. There was a large attendance at the annual meeting of the Football Association held in London in mail wtrk but the resolution which was largely responsible for the interest displayed was withdrawn. This was the proposal in thr names of Huddersfit-ld Town and
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    TRIANGULAR CONTEST.
    119 13 Big Tennis Meeting at Kuala Lumpur Likely. At a meeting of the Perak Lawn Tennis Association the appointment of Mr. T. P. Nailer as president in succession to Mr. A. H. Whitaker. who has resigned, tM confirmed. Mr. O'Beckett was appointed r-on. secretary in place of Mr. N.
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    MALAY FOOTBALLERS.
    67 13 Draw With Semarang Bond. A cable received today states that the Malay footoall team touring Java drew with the Semarang Bond team, two all. The arrangemenls»for the third South African Rug-by tour in Great Britain in ll>31 are now completed. Twenty gamci are to be played. Wales will
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    BLENHEIM'S GREAT WIN.
    1272 13  -  P. Leo Faulkner.) A Deceptive Race." DIOLITE MAKES THE RUNNING. CBj Blenheim has won the Epsom Derby of 1930 and thus the name of this well-bred son of Blandford has been added to the list of equine immortals. Those closely associated with his victory were his owner,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    180 13 rdnesdai. Jul> S A.FA U. tJ J- 1.. cir.i. lii.l SI < r"i Bn Ka.l,-. Bud Ton. Merchant! rs. Kill an.i 1... I'a.i Tharsdaj. Juh I S.A.K.A. League: lit Div., I.r.F.A. HL X.A.X.. Jalan Bcsar Stadium 2nd Div., Mansriel.K v~. C.K.r.. .s.K.t.: UK. M.P.IL. S'.ailiun k*Mrvw l>iv., B.C.C
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    2652 15 Calcutta Sweepstake Mystery: Anxious Ticket-Holders. KIPPAX BATS WELL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 5. Not sine- Flying Fox's year, in the days before the Flood, when the French candidate. Holocaust?, broke his leg at Tatten!n>m Corner, had I seen the Derby and I had stt my
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    672 17 Eighteen Centuries. EXCITING FINISH AT LEICESTER. obtained o nturiea county cricket games whidi on Baturday, and r.iveral huRO tl spite of this, how- I U.il in definite ersl i I lK>wling McDonald (Lancashire) i Kent McrRyan ten for GsanorKWiahin Warwickshirc Boycs hire) had U and
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    725 17 Daily Riots Fighting For Food Tickets. The vice famine in Kiangsi continues Mid growk worse and worse (writes a ?orreepondent at Yushan, Kiangsi, to tho th China Daily News, Shanghai), aJthough the authorities are doing their best to keep order r.nd to divide out both
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    TELEPHONE HONESTY.
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    THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
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    THREE ARABS EXECUTED.
    84 17 Shops and Offices Draped In Black. Jti iwaioin. Jane 17. Tiiift- Aiaii- concerned in the recent disturbances were executed today. All Arab shops were closed and Arab executive oflkei were draped in black cloth. Jaffa, Jui.f 1 While a crowd which had collected In front of the
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    RAID ON PRISON.
    102 17 Dramatic Police Action In Cape Town. Pretoria pi'ison, the largest in South Africa, had an unusual experience recently when it was raided by large force of .!?*eetivos and police. Secrecy atntoooded the preUadnariea. The police were admitted jit the '■?<-k entrance, an<l opened offices and cells >v:*h
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    46 17 Cost of the London Naval Conference. The fost of tht* London nml conference to the British public fuiul^ was almost i'L'UO day. Figures made public showed the COBpletu expenditure was £16,600 or an average of £182 daily for ii period of '.'1 days.
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