Malaya Tribune, 22 June 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. E VENING DAILY. J SHIPPING GAZETTE. pl'l !.v Vol. X. No. 145 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923.
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      95 1 K THE gALAfA TRIBUNE AND pifiG GAZETTE. j Editorial Dept. j Managerial Dept. j JCRIPTION RATES. a: IN advance. a/faartei 5 Postal eXlra 50 cU I pej month. I ~,|MI)III Mil till H I SHADES. I j For 8,1 Purposes. I I f I EL ECTRIC I I j I
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      36 1 THE i MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. J The Popular Newspaper of the Strait Settlements. I Published Daily. Complete Reports of Local I Events. I Full and l atest Telegram.. BEST SPORTS REPORTS. T t 3
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    "THE TIMBER QUEEN"
    2188 2 BY HERBERT CROOKER Adapted from the Pathe Photoplay Serial by j Val Cleveland j Copyright by Pathe Exchange Inc. I NEW READERS BEGIN HEKE. Ruth Reading, "The Timber QOMn a friend of the smaher Jand owr>rs, i 3 the undisputed regent of the one remaining vast timber
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      373 2 Obtainable of all chemists and dealers in Egypt, India and The Straits. If you hare difficulty in obtaining, send postage stamp to The Zam-Buk Mfg. Co., Leeds, England for trial sample and address of nearest aeent. i c l ■•'W&vV When you buy Lime Juice, make "Montserrat Lime hru.t Jmce
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      483 2 AXES Large Stocks on Hand with or without Handles, from 3 to 5 Pounds AT PRE-WAR PRICES UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. I iC'Wporat l l tn the SlraiU Btttttmcr.ti SINGVPO3E. i TBV 018 POPILAk c vis,toB 1 EkßiL viany treasures j CIGAHETfES Sole Proprietors j NANYANG BROS. TOBACCO CO. LTD. 2
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    CONSERVATISM AND YOUTH.
    867 3 WHAT IS THE APPEAL TO HE? A :e political future rests with that Party which has the strongest hold upon the imagination of the rising generation and most attracts the conadenco and sympathy of the woman voter. These, the women and the young men who have in
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    SHERLOCK HOLMES BANNED.
    449 3 Inverness has discovered that Sherlock Holmes is a corrupting influencs :o \outh and has bamned the last volume of Iris adventuu-es. The following from the "Inverness Courier's" account of a meeting of the Inverness County Educat on Authority:— Rev. Mr. McCowan (kiltariity) drew attention to a book
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      346 3 o ist heat of this tropical climate one can never feci safe ':X hin** cbUl ThC ieaSt oxertion excessive erapir\Ho C **T t h..n. eitbcr a sudden feusll t,f wind tf oliC doors, or th«* '"Itfrom an electric office fan strikes the body in its most ulner i^V_ tne small
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      182 3 MOTHERS, THIS IS A SERIOUS TROUBLE. Neglected It May Be Fatal. Anywhere, but especially in the Far East, darrhoea in infants and youns ch Idren is a dangerous ailment, and one which should rot be neglected. If you find that your child has diarrh ea, neveT give medicine .to check
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      253 3 Mrs. Martin Tells HowCuticuraHealed Eruptions on Baby "When my baby was four months old he Came out ia sore eruptions tall over his heed. Later the eruptions spread to his body, fcee, handr., and limbs, and he c. u'.d not s!eep day ot with the itchir-g pains. We had him
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      323 3 Allenburgs Milk Food No. 1. Solves 3 problems, ONE of which every mother has to face Where Breast Feeding As an adjunct to Breast wholly fails. Feeding. I c 'AUen burrs' Mil' Food No. 1 is practical'v The A'lenburvs' Milk Food No. 1 may be used deal i-al in COOIOOS
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    677 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. B> "Kootlight-" STUDIO GOSSIP. Riu; M wta j fr'.t a few iri eks agt ihat he had achieved tfrne pimmcie of sodaj eminence. He received an invitation to attend a dane? at the home of one of Los Angeles's leading dowagera.
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      452 4 AMUSEMENTS. A TRIPPLE FEATURE BILL-WITH 5 NOTED STARS EMPIRE CINEMA SS. To-Night Thursday 21. to Sunday 24, June. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. CARL LAEMHLE presents GLADYS WALTON in a screen version of the famous song success SECOND HAND ROSE in 5 parts EDDIE POLO in a thrilling
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      393 4 AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ALHAMBRA From Sunday Jane 17, to Friday Jane 22. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp Washed Ashore 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. MIKE MCTIGUE V. B4TTLISG SIHI For the World's Light-Heavy Weight and European Heavy-Weight Championship in Dublin. In 1 Reel.
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      447 4 AMUSEMENTS G AI E TjY Important Announcement! \Jf mm f Mm 1 j\| A Rare Attraction *41 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT lrt Show at 7.3 0 Sh» r First Presentation of The Biggest Play In the History of NEW SNUB POLLAkD coiipi». Film Production Ui THE GBLAT the Tae Daring, Tha Mysterious
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    WIRELESS JOCKEYS.
    111 5 luring Kaeehor es with LoudSpeaker. hout jockeys! I remarkable desa telephum, a r. t iCjerimtnt shortly to be mad. ,»fteadi i curs Already a I haa been Krizd in inh'.'j success, each horse there k' i ke a smah »vh: c h is realiy T:. ail repeal the
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    LORD ASTOR'S TRIBUTE TO HIS WIHIS WIFE.
    77 5 ranee in pubint Astor, in cpens c al centre at had chmged ot w upon m. Ny things ha i changed his 1 become a better acccinplisaV s Army, Lord Astor ii admiration for id no ?ympa:hy which peopie who a-week Christianity ear
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    TRANSIT.
    130 5 rial man nowadays t» have an office v a home -ti tihe out- 1 Hanker and >in the country is m town in regressive clerks y th (Ltached and ings that make nee zones of cities; f the workimg day 5 ng hours, rapid ded with htiichirers—with the >yed,
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    140 5 Singapore, June 22. Rubber. —London Is. l%d. Local 45% C2nts. Tin.—London £188.2.6. Local $94% (100 tons sold). Share Market. —Dull. Rubbers.—Bukit K. Bs 45 to 50 cents, Tapahs $10.70 to $11, Ayer Moleks $1.30 to $1.35, Bassetts $1 05 to $1.10., Menitakabs 20 to 25 cents,
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    225 5 *N*rg LOCAL MARK El QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.-.** 25 100 tons sold. S"*? Sellers Java Cube 1225 Hamburg Cufce I Preas Cube 26,(K> White Pepper Z B M-ed Back Pepp er gg 1 Sundry Copra "jf 2 pra Small p Jake Tapioca 1037 Mcd Poarl Tapioca J Small Pearl
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 5 Singapore, June 22. i Un London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 316cf Demand 2s 4 3 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 15|32d On India— Bar.k Tel. Transfer ***** On Hongkong— I Uank demand draft Dis. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74U Ou Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    62 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, June 22. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers Spot 45% 46 July 46M 46% Aug tc Sept 47% 47% Oct to Dec 50% Jan tc March 52 52
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    Fred Waterhouse Co.. Ltd
    27 5 Singapore, June 22. To-dayS closing rul-i *t qu V !»re as under: New Y< rk.—25% cv London—is. l%d. Singapore.—4s% cts. Tone of Market.—Weak.
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    THE NAVAL BASE.
    523 5 DOCJBTS AJKTJT Singapore SCHEME. Ut CuirdianV View, It L nc.eworthy tha: scarco'y a word of approva' of the Admiralty plan for a cost, y base at Singapore 3ys the "Manchester Guardi an in ma 1 week) appeared on Wednes,o,y, the London press Such among a Ministry's supporters
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    204 5 Programme of Drift up to and for Sunday July t. S.' urday, June 23.—2.30 p.m, Alexandra Road Po ice Statdn, M C" Scottish Company. Tactical scheme Officers and N.C.O's; Selo'ar Ramge. Euras an Company, Annual Musketry Course. Sunday, June 24.—7.15 a.m. Junction Nap'er and Rd "C" Scottish
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    105 5 ARRIVALS. j June 22. Proteus, Nor: 1.025 tons, Capt. Mo.lea-, from Bangkok, left June 17, Tarn Guan Lea, Giang Ann Brit,. 556 tons Oapt. SirfMi, from Batavia, loffc June 19 Heap Eng Moh. The P. and 0. Khiva has left Colombo, and should arrive hare a.m. on Sunday.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS
    117 5 London, June 19. Sago flour is quoted at 12!6d. T n is quoted at £188.15.0 in London. T puna s quoted ait 26j- for fair Aalt*. Gambi.r is quoted at 24|6. Cube Gambier, No Quotation. On the Liverpool market cotton. Midd'ing American is at 16.18 Egyptian cotton
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    33 5 Sunday. June 24.—Church Parade at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Parade at back of Y. M. C. A y 4.45 p.m. Individual Troop Orders as issued by Scoutmasters. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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      527 5 THE MALACCA CHINESE BENEVOLFNT SOCIETY. NOTICE. f\tl u C °u d An nual General Meeting rf the Member, of the above Society wS M held at the I hinese Malacca JTub On Saturday, July 7, at 2.30 p.m. sharp. AGENDA. th!' linltti aQ f d l a PP o confirm
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, June 21. Haired 32 Fah. 1014.9, 1013.3, 1013.3. Temperature, 87. 89, 86. Wet Bulb Ther. 81, 81, 82. Dir. or Wind, E. S. SW. Max. Temp, in shad", 91. Min. Temp, in shade, 77. Max. in Sun. 150. Ter. radi. Ther. 74. Rain fall
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    105 5 \l OKE LtfAKl. A To-day. J"»** 22. T A-- :i T a 4 40 p'mr iW' Coronation. IP* Rub Factored Gattey and Ik»: r I r a The* re 9.30. P£ Manilh Sh0~ I To-m<>rrow. June 23. I 15 am, 5.44 p.m. I ii-r J day. tjj,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    386 5 To-day, j une 22 S anu ,r*„ Ma-sing e^V or T ub 2 P Batu Pshat «Ban 1° n 2 P«. Batu Ba Le <*»» 3p. m Port swett "h. m T^r^irMedan v '**tong 3 p m Malacca Muar* "rouT" 3 P m Bangkok Kefentw 4 p. m
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    THE DUTCH AND RESTRICTION.
    968 6 In some notes in this column yesterday on rubber restriction it was shewn that so far as the actual figures are concerned the scheme has not had the effect of substantially reducing export below normal. From the figures given it could be plainly seen that the
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    718 6 To-day being "Corona one Day", all steps in the harbour are dressed. London, June 21.—The death ia announced of Mrs. Mooirison, widow of Doctor G. E. Morruson:. —Reuter. Mr. N. A. Worley Assistant Director of Education (Chinese). F.M.S.. is spending a few weeks at the Gap. Mr. B. C. Neoh
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    THEATRICAL DISPUTE.
    146 6 Mr. Warwick Sued by After. From Our Own Correspondj<nt.) Penang, June 21. Before Mr. Justice Sprou'e, in the Supreme Court, Mr. Thomas Fenw ck is suing Mr. Edgar Warw ck foe $2,822 for alleged breach of contract, in giving notice to the pla ntiff at Singapore after four
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    LADY GUILLEMARD AT PENANG.
    51 6 (Prom Outr Own Correspondent). Penan', June 21. Lady Gu iemard and Miss Walker, accompanied by tihe Resident Councillor awl the Inspector of Schools vis'tefi a 1 the Penang Girls' Schools this morrt'ng. Her ladyship received bouquets. At her request the scholars were given a ha f
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    THE PEPPIEST JAZIEST-.
    220 6 We are ajt a aaaj to supply ■CfatCaV tives to describe the story of "Ducks and Drako:," a Rca'art Picture which has delighted the Merlborough aud ences thi;se 3xt two nights. The appeal r.g little villianess you ever beheld in your life is "Teddy" who is naughty
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    318 6 A number of untitled were yesterday prosecuted ;'n the Second Poiioe Court by Inspedlor Jons en for being in poadesaion of miik for sale or delivery without licences. They were were fir, $7 eaoh by Mr. Ahearme. Me srs Chan Onn and Co. secretaries for the Malaka Pmda Rubber Estates
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    P. A. M.
    586 6 ANNUA.. CR.au, MF ETIVt (From Ott' Omi rv rrfe^ n kua,aI JUmi At the meet.,.. of Association of Mala Va Z C. Ritchie referred t 0 t£ s- Mr He mentioned that it Wa t and asked Ifeat s ub N the rt Japanese on th. p.a
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    TERRIFIC HEAT WAVE.
    107 7 HUNDREDS PROSTRATED IN AMERICAN CITIES. LOCAL TEMPERATURE HIGH. New York, June 21. i- following rncomplc c Reuter t I'egram obHousiy refers to'a heat n America Than have been erases of prostration in Chicago. S'nce Monday have been prostrated at New York where five Wore dying fa the
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    FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
    62 7 GOVERNMENTS FOLLOW BRITISH LEAD. Measures for Safety. Reuter. Lor don June 21. Da y Telegraph's diplomam correspondent understand that in, American ind Japanese acting on the British are about to frame for ii to Peking, a series of energetic demands, for the pro4 the foreign colonies in
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    INDIAN FANATIC ARRESTED.
    39 7 Cfjfcriderabfe Tmportanc \tt;uhcd to Capture. Reuter. Simla. June 21. Singh a prominent f..na*ical Baraakali arrested it Pntia'a Saw. He wo> f nnd t-> |x>sserss a revolver. Bm P Govermnen 4 attach centre? to his c-pture -Itattr.
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    SARRE TERRITORY.
    62 7 New Ordinance for Maintenance of Order. Reuter. Geneva, June 22. Tht ieagu<- f natons announces tint the governing commission of Sarre Territory at a meeting on IS arrogated the ordinance for a ntenance of order, passed on March 7. the provisions of which were pent y much er
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    INSULIN TREATMENT.
    42 7 Rorl'.efeller's Gift to Hospitals. Reuter. New York Jute 21. W v Rockefeller bis distributed &50fl I to fifteen hospita s and other m in the United States and Hada for the furtherance of thn ■nl n treatment for diabetes Intel
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    "TREVESSA" LOST.
    42 7 Wfef Steamer Gives up Hopes. Reuter. Portk June 21 c Westra ia steamer Trevean ■wtVned on 6, has, wirelessed i f-ir;he» te search, useless i y- no much hop* finding the Tm- S -;>'s" boats. A gale is b'ow•str. —ftevtei.
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    DUTCH AIR SERVICE.
    30 7 Reuter. Hague June 21. "»e Second Chamber accepted the ■J Bade? wh eh the Royal Dutch /'win rece vo 000 sterling J for three years without in--Beater.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
    22 7 Reuter. Tvj don June 21. 2rk; closed at 640 000, Belgian J* B at 87.15 and the Lra at 101%.
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    U.S. SCHOONERS DETAINED.
    107 7 VIOLATING RUSSIAN TRADING LAWS. Governments Attitude. Reuter. New York; Smm 21. It is reported that thr-e American tchconers have beer, detained at E;-.st Cape, Siberia, the crews being cd or. a charge of Violating IBs Russian trading laws. The Phoenix Trad ng C i. Tacomn, the owners
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    LAVA FLOW DIMINISHES.
    67 7 Everything Clothed in bark- Reuter. ness. < ii I atania, Juno 21. The veiociiy of the lava flow has undoubtedly dm nished in the region of the and m.nor earthquakes are less frequent and violent. The atmosphere which continues to be most depressing is full of evil
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    INDIAN VICEROYALTY.
    44 7 Rumour of Likely Changes. Reuter. London June 21. Several papers publish a report that the Government is contemplat'ng inviting the Duke of Devonshire to succeed Lord Reading in the Vieeroyalty of Ind a offering Mr. Austen Chamberlain the Secretaryship of the Co'on'es.—Reuter.
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    WASHINGTON TREATIES.
    72 7 Another Conference to Clear up Difficulties. Reuter. Washington, June 21. Mr Denby favours negotiations ar.d possibly anether armament confer, ence for the purpose of clearing up the difficulties arising from the Washington treaties, notary the question of e'.evat>g batt'eships' gun a n order to increase their range, but
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    HARDING ON TOUR.
    46 7 Reuter. Wash ngton June 21. President Harding, accompanied by his wfe and the 'Secretares of Agricu tuie the In crcr and Commerce, has left for a two months' tour including visits to A'aska, British Columbia and Panama. The programme includes n neteen speeches.Reuter.
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    112 7 The Marine Court of Inquiry at Hongkong found that of he steamer Kumsang off the Northwest coast of the Philippines early Last mo-nth was due to an abnormal run-ens tirat was probahy caused by a small depression situated to the W<**twaiK?. No warning seemed to have been *rven by Manfa
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    NAVAL EXPENSES.
    136 7 SELECT COMMITTEE'S REPORT. Drastic Cuts Advocated. Reuter. London, June 21. AlrtJhough the personnel of the navy has been reduced by 60,000 since 1913, the aggregate pay has increased to over five million erl ng. This emerges from the report of the Se'ect Committee on Navy Estimates which recommends
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    BANQUE CASE.
    59 7 Irregularity of Chinese Government's Subscription. Reuter. Paris, June 21. At the Banque Industr'elle d'Chine heiaring, expert Doyen declared that the supplementary enquiry confirmed tlie irregularity of this Chinese Government's subscription towards the increase of tins Banqut/s capital h 1920, because tihe quarter of the total subscript on was
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    FRENCH VERSION.
    45 7 Food Shifts For the Ruhr. Reuter. Paris. June 21. A message from Duesseklorf abate» that contrary to German press assertions th? poTv.'aofen of Boohurr arrd Doi'jmund coutimie uo receive the U3U<a! foocfeupplies. 378 trucks of fixxi stuffs entered 1'he Ruhr on Jun? 19.—Reuter.
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    EASTERN EXTENSION.
    26 7 Reuter. London, June 21. The Eastern Extension announce an interim dividend for the first three months of five shillings a share tax free. —Renter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    46 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-N>ch' Shimbun" for the following: Tokio. June 20. Mr. Nagaoka Shun chi. has been appointed Minister at The Hague. Vice Admiiira' Ide Ktnji wJI sa J for Europe and America by s.s. KaaH'ma Maru on July 19.
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    205 7 Radio broadcasting history has b en made by Urn "Honolulu Advertiser," HonoluVs morning daly newspaper, which has just received notice from the following place* that it* "Kgu" concert has b.«?n gre.tly enjoyed: Porvo Rico. F. U. Welhi and Co. Inc.; Craig. Ahrka, W. S. H. Wood; West Orange, New York
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    PROHIBITION TIGHTENED.
    95 7 ALL SHIPS LIQUORS TO BE SEIZED Foreign Seals Useless. Reuter. Washi gtoni June 21. After a conference between Mr. Melon and Mr. Hughes the former announced that they had decided to seize all *h ps liquor brought into American wa ers even though aboard foreign sh ps and
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    SOVIET AND BRITAIN.
    92 7 Chich erin Satisfied with Ttrms of Reply. Reuter. London June 21. A Russian telegraph agency in London has issued a summary of the Sov et Note to Earl Curzon on June 18, in which M. CVcherin notes with satisfaction tha; the British Government agrees to recognise the
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    NICOLA.
    99 7 Nicola scored another success last n ght when he mystified and d: ighted the Victoria Theatre patrons. The programme was '|h_ same as on the previous night. To-morrow there wiil be a matinee for the Children. Mr. Nicola 09 thai Tor ida." ii o wiil be s-o-iuwiy ia.:., as
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    247 7 The fallowing Singapore properties wcire sold by auction by Mesers. Cheong Koon Seng Co., at tlheir saleroom No. 30 Chulia Street on June 19 and 20. 999 years leaiseho'd laid and house No. 70-8 Arab Starved area 421 square fee., bought by Mr. Syed Esah a,l Hadad for
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    101 7 The report of the Shanghai E'ectric Con.**rtf tion Compaav for 1922 states: —Arrangements for the* reorganisation of th. undertaking and finances of Singapore Electric Tramways, Ltd., are in progress, and have advanced sufficiently to permit of a new Traction Ordinance being prepared for prranotjon in the Legislature. It is intended
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    242 7 QUESTION OF PROCEDURE. A motion for an orB? chat XL M. Letchimarvaji Chitty allowed aa a creditor n place of N. i j -malay Pillay a 1 Co.. in connection wth <he insolvency of Ong Hong Pm was before Mr. Justice F. Barret t-Lennard in the Bankruptcy Court
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    COCONUT PESTS.
    66 7 Kinta District Plantations Affected. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Jim;- 22. A serious outbreak of disease and pest of rod beetles hais found to ■V th N oowiwrt pls"!HV»ons in Kinta distric Several sma«i Lo'd.ings aire suffering severely and are haVng tihe appearance as <»f c. fire has
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    LLOYD TRIESTINO LINE.
    69 7 Reduction in Passage Rates. Messrs. Paiteflson, Simons and Co., have received the following telegram from the Head Office of the Lloyd Triesdno S.N.Co. in the Far East:— "Head Office telegraph as follows Reduce the passage rates to Italian ports immediately from Japan £76 sterling Shanghai £72 sterling
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    CHEAP TRANSIT AND COST OF LIVING.
    48 7 "As means cf transit ia an absolutely essential product of the town's activity, so is it a fadtjor indispensable bo the oommun'ty's Largely, also upon the dtgrce of transportation facility depends the cost of living." (Said by an American Ciry Plan Export).
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    160 7 Tan Wah was yesterday chafed in the Second Pottce Court with theft of Jewelry valued at about $2,000, bolomging to a Chnese woman named 1 Goh Boon Neo of Ceei'-dtroeat, and another man and woman named Ho Liang and Loo Ah Roe were charged with d ishonesSiy receiving the property.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    580 8 FOOTBALL. YESTERDAY'S MATCHES. S. C. C's Narrow Win. After a wt/1-contestod and fast i ame on the S. C. F. A. ground yesterday afternoon the S. C C. II came out winners by the narrow margin of one goal to nil aga nst the 0. T. F.
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    BOXING.
    128 8 BOY TATE'S DECISION. Boy Tate against whom thrje challenges were levelled recently, has asked us to stat .hat he has given, "up boxhl W« nnttrmiiand that Sam Foxy is prepared to aveept any of the three chali nge s. TO-MI CUT'S PROGRAMME. At the Mam a Shows to-night the
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    THE TURF.
    391 8 SELANGOR RACES. j Second Day's Meet. (From Our Own Correspvndent.) Kua a Lumpur, June 21. In build iant weather the second day's meet ipi the Sefangor races was held. The going was hard and the results were as follows The Penang Stakes (6 Furlongs). Man of War (Rirown)
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    GOLF.
    211 8 1,000 GUINEA TOURNAMENT. Glencagle, June 21.—As a result of the first and second rounds Kirkwcod is the oni'.y remaining overseas player. He beat Oke and Ockenden in respective rounds each by 4 and 3. Havers beat the Scottish Champion, Buqehart, by one hole and the Spaniard Delaitorre by 3
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    181 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAT. Doubles Handicap. F. Albuquerqu. and L. Gammell scr. vs. J. R. Rodrigrues and C. S. Oliveiro -15 unfinished. A. Singles Handicap. E. E. de Souza -30 beat M. P. Holmberg 15.2 6—l, 6—2. Dr. V. H. Norris -15.1 beat Dr. E. W.
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    CRICKET.
    119 8 TO-MORROW'S GAMES. The match between Malacca and the S. C. C. which was to come off tomorrow, has been abandoned as the fornuT are unable to raise an eleven. The S. C. C. Will play a home and home match to-morrow. The S. R. C. will also be playing
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    297 8 COUNTY MATCHES. London June 21. Blackpool: Lancashire defeats Glamorgan by an innings and 220 runs. For the former Makepeacemade 79 and E. Ty Ides ley 125, while Parkin captured 7 for 54 and 8 for 41. Nottingham: Nofct defeat d Northamptonshire by an inn ngs and 109 runs. Car
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    39 8 THE AMERICA CUP. New York, June 21.—The "Evening Post" understands that Sir Thomas Lipton has ordered "shamrock the fifth" to attempt to capture the America Cup next summer. It is understood to be a 75 foot sdoop. Reuter.
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    286 8 LEWIS AND PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Juna 21. We have again had a very nervous market with fluctuations and close with operators very uncertain. Again New York is the weak spot and have registered a considerable setback in prices. London, on the other hand, comes tx>
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    BARLOW AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    241 8 Singapore, June 21. S*nce last reporting the market has remained very quiet and :n the local auct'on held yesterday, a further fail in values has to be recorded. Bus> ness was done in Awarded Sheet at 47 l cents, but towards the close of the
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    432 8 Singapore, June 20. The steady decline in the price of Tin during th? past week coupled with weaker adv'ces of the Rubber Market, have had the effect of considerably curtailing business in the local market and for the time being both tin and rubber shares
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    141 8 Singapore, June 22. All Markets have been weak and values have continued on the decline, current quotations being:— New York 25 %Gets. London Is l%d Singapore 45% cts. New York advices are distinctly unfavourable and the immediate outlook is none too good. Manufacturing activities in
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    119 8 A startling accident,, occurred on the swing boats a Stanton's Fair, Hongkong, an June 9. The boats are erected on tiriangular wooden supports in \he same way as i\n the EngJ sh country fairs, and are suspended by ropes. Two sotiiers were swinging in one of the boats, when suddenly
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    618 9 •Singapore, June 9, 1923. Article Pries. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew ot curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean and fat (l«t quality) kati 0.62 Mutton Indian kati (Covt.) 0.73 Mutton Australian kati 0.73 Fowl kati 0.60 Fowl large (3 katis) each
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    1051 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotatiors: Singapore, June 21. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations, May 12, 1923. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 113 Anglo-Java 2s 3[-Ango-Malay 20s
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    635 10 THE BELLICOSE PACIFIC. Portsmouth First. Aa a little set-off to the prospect of getting rid in a few years of hie liabilities in Irak, the British taxpayer is required to spend £9,500,000 at once on fortifying Singapore, says v Truth." This is a pret y comment- I
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      426 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      419 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated ia England by Royal Charter 1858.) Paid up Capital in 800,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Westminster Bank Ltd. National Provincial and
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      374 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China buildings, lA, Malacca Street. •Phone, No. 357. BOARD OF DIRECTORS See Tecng Wah, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Eaq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock
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