Malaya Tribune, 23 June 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY Vol. X. No. H6 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1923 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1923.
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      139 1 r*"' THE I i P ING GAZETTE. f W J46 Editorial Dept. I rial Dept. HATES. I IN ADVANCE s 15.00 f.r»^ un 7.50 1 I**? 3 3.75 I per month. mill I■il SRIGLEY'S HABIT YOU TO WON'T CHEW I 1 REGBFT j Represented by q P81LIP W. THAVER, OCEAN
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      194 1 JDST UNPACKED. A new Consignment of CELEBRATED SUNPROOF PITH HATS FOR Men and Boys PRICES VERY REASONABLE. Personal inspection will Convince You. L SULTAN IBRAHIM H, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD CAoWpW Hot*! Bui'd.r.j;*). "AGMESIA" ANTISEPTIC DUSTING POWDER CURES PRICKLY HEAT Manufactured by Medical flaii Ltd., •23, BATTERY 1 OAD, SING A
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      400 1 _i i i i r'i!'iui"r*jnrjr»ti THE MALAYA TRIBUNE and j SHIPPING GAZETTE. T- i Popular Newspaper **1 m ihe Straits Settlement* a Published Daily. I i Complete Reports of L«e*J I Fvcrl«. I i i- i i and Latest I eli <ram». I DEST SPORTS REPORTS. ri"«ti«!i«v«iii. fititiitti'it < Why
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    "THE TIMBER QUEEN"
    2092 2 NEW READERS BEGIN HERE. Ruth Reading, "The Timber QueKri" a frierid of tho smaller land own, rs, is the undisputed regent of the one remaining va»U timber tract not controHed by the Timbsr Trust. According to her grandfather's wi'!, Ruth must be marri-d before her 21st birthday
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      433 2 "Montserrar" Lime Fruit Jok* WhC? rilM rh t k irst p,rJ re MZr (I M'TliA certain it fa MONTSERRAT, and nothing «Ist can. It is mad. i M iSiAliji tog and rtfrahmg of all dnnta. ■e-lely from tbe owe limn cultivated I! j Aik far "Montaerraf from ail tlx on
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      34 2 Mobiloil UM CHEE SENG, IT. Cecil Street, Singapore. WICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. f Supplier of all kind, of Pneumatic and Bolid Tyres and aJao Supplier of GA fiGOYLE Lubricating olla. Prompt Delivery i Every Order.
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      210 2 AMERICAN ASH OARS. Size 10 11 Vt 13 fee, Price $4 $5 $7 50 $12 each 14 15 16 f ee t Price $15 $18 '12 each. Largest Hocks of j SHIPS CHANDLERY IN THE EAST. Send for Marine Catalogue to UNITED ENGINEERS LUTED. (f io jryiritai in the Stralti
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    MR. R.H. PINHORN.
    1732 3 BNI EH i'AJNED 3Y EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Interest ins Speeches. The Government Girls' School in Northam-road, Penang, was the venue of a pleasant function yesterday evening when the teachers of the Penang Government English S-dhooflis—the Girls' School, the Free School and the Government English School—gave an "At Home"
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      247 3 _w "t r Solves the problem of a pure milk supply. Fullcream milk enriched by the extracts of choice malted barley and wheat-flour. Made in a minute. No cooking. j: I t Of all Chemists and Bazaars. i Manufactured by HORLICK'S MALTED MILK CO. SLOUGH. BUCKS.. ENGLAND. li I AH
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      400 3 j ARE YOU A WELL-REGU-LATED PERSON? In a wt-l-reguiated system the waete I materials u f lhe body are got rid -of daily. f L 9 lhe abs<?nce of this refQ I -anty whch causes headaches, h i ous attacks and klndicd troubles. T > restore regular bowel actios P
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      213 3 j m SHE Special Line. Prompt Dcli?ery. Badmintons. Tennis Rackets. Tennis Balls. Boxing Gloves. Punching Balls. Hockey Cricket Materials. ROSE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in India.) 387, North Bridge RoaH, Mrs. Marlk Te!h Eruptions on Baby "When my baby was four months old he came out in sore eruptions tall over
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      340 3 j HAVE YOU TRIED I v I I" WORLD RENOWNED" I BISCUITS I CAKES J y So/* Agents: I IRVING JONES CO. 1 SINGAPORE. J I NEW S- CF CARPETS DIXIE MATS 1 I ALL SIZES RAVE JU3C ARRIVED 1 FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED i DON'T DELA.Y TO CHOOSE THE BEST
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    850 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlights STUDIO GOSSIP. The Sur na. has a new thrUling Serial to-night in "The Avenging Arrow. Ruth Roland ie the Star The first two Episodes will be screened with tJhe final of "Tiger's Trail". In the second show is a
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      505 4 AMUSEMENTS. A TRIPPLE FEATURE BILL—WITH 5 NOTED STARS EMPIRE CINEMA SUX To-Night Thursday 21, to Sanday 14, June. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. CARL LAENHLE 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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      387 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Saturday June 23, to Thursday June 28. in the Second Show at 9 pm. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. A POWERFUL UNIVERSAL FEATURE PRODUCTION Presenting Colleen Moore and Cullen Landis in Forsaking All Others In 5 Reels. A film play of modern life asking the question
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      579 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" QirSfM^ Important m nouiicemrnt! Jim B A Rare Attraction! TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT!! New Serial Attract; First Presentation of 8fcow «t 7J0 8^ The Biggest Hay In the History of TIGER'S TRAIL Stfilai Film Production Fil >al Episode X, THE GREAT T A Ruth bound 3 Toe Daring, The
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    232 5 I'MMYs LOCAL Maßkkt QUOTATIONS Tin per pikul 25 tons sold. *n Buyers Sellers Gamier <12 25 26.00 Hamburg Cube 2 6.00 Press Cube. Sar. White Pepper 22 50 Mixed Back Peppe r Sundried Copra 10.90 J_ Mixed Copra 10.49 Small Flake Tapioca 10 37% Mcd Pearl Tapioca 14/00
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    EXCHANGE.
    93 5 Singapore, June 23. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2 S 4 3 16d Demand 2s 4 3 32d Private 3 mor.'hs' s ght 2s 4 15 32d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft pc. De. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74 On Jay
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    84 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, June 23. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 46% Latest London. Cables quote. London Spot.—Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sell erf a 46 46% JuV 46% Aug to Sept 47% 48 Oct to Dec 51 *V* Jan to March 52%
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    52 5 Post-convention excursions to Haw-.fi from Paettc Coast will bnnx Hawaii Am Tsan Fratr- June, with S Nafi" na, Evening ihere in W America* Legion s we to the Golden Gate October i*. „f Mie territory are sttting notice by extra "5 Tfforts and mai'ine cmeff«r« dcleg3t ea to gratifying resulta
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    196 5 Programme of Drl's up to and for Sunday July 1. Saturday, June 23—2.30 p.m. Alexandra Road Poke Statin, "C" Scottish Company. Tactical scheme Officers and N.C.O's; Selalar Range, Euras'an Company, Annual Musketry Course. Sunday, June 24. —7.15 a.m. Junction Nap er and Holland Rd "C" Scottish Company,
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    284 5 The rubber restric ion scheme ha? been endorsed by Mr. E. L. Ham'lton who. r'gh:ly or wrcngly wa-' supposed to be one of the stalwarts for what was oal'ed the survival' of the fit est policy. At ihe meeting of the 'Straits Company h s statemen s showed
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      351 5 FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. The Malayu Agri iortieultaral Show, Kuala Lumpur, 1923. The Malayan Agri-Horticultural Show will be held in Kuala Lumpur on 30th June and Ist and 2nd July. 1923. CHEAP TICKETS, all .classes, at a single fare for the double journey plus $2 Admission fee to the Show
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      441 5 The Hon. H. S. W. LAWSON, Premier of Victoria visited the Headquarters of the International Correspondence Schools in London on 9th April. After leaving the Schools, he was interviewed by the Australian Press Representatives, to whom he gave the following message for transmission to. the Australian Press "This mormn\; I
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      504 5 CHURCH SERVICES. FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. June 24, 1923. St. Andrew's Cathedral i a.m. Hoy <>mmun-3on. 745 a.m Holy Communion (Choral.) 015 a.m. Mat rs and Litany. 4 p.m. The Cat.chism. 5.30 p. m Festal Evensong and Sa.imon (Scouts Parade.) During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday at
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      131 5 Church of Our Lady. Road ths Tamil* 8 a.m. Mass and Sermon. 5 p.m. Sodality Meeting a. 1 Ber.dlcticn. Methodist Tamil Church. Short-s* Chapel. 9 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Divine Service. 7.45 pm. Epworth League Service II D:pt. 6 p.m. Prayer Meeting at 14, Lorong 15, Geyl'ang-road. Pastor: Rev.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    98 5 <lNt U-OKK l>!AKV. To day, J«" e 23 —4.45 a m > 5.44 p.m. tlries'9 BjAtUy. n outward niai due. f. yjctor a Theatre 5.15 flffid, 9.30. Xo- morroW June 24 j, ride»--- 615 a m 6 45 P m \,ne Club launches: •fVw. 11, 2.3°. q
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    385 5 To ilay. June 23. t>i a: Aing Leong 3 p.m. t Saigon."' Hongkong. 1 n»' Keehing* Mavu 3 p.m. w- Swettenhaiu Penang *Klang 3 p.m. 4 Ma ae -a 'Ban Whatt Soon 3 p.m. j,. 4 Ma ac.tt *Ban Whatt Hin 3 p.m. Medusa 3 pjn. Stis. an
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    A SCHOOL IN DIFFICULTIES.
    808 6 We have just received a copy of an interesting document dated May 31, issued by the Managing Committee of th' 3 Indian Elementary- School. It is in the nature of an appeal to the public for support. This school, we are told, was started by the
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    679 6 The date of the commencement of Malacca Assizes has been postponed to Monday July 9. Mr. H. C. Davies has been appointed a member of the P?!o: Board, Penang, vice Captain W. Brown. Tan Eng Wah has secured the contract for twelve emergency houses n Delta-rd., the price being $11,034.
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    THEATRICAL CLAIM.
    248 6 Mr. Edgar Warwick to Pay. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, June 22. The action brought by Mr. Tom Fen wick against Mr. Edgar Warwick for breach of contract was cond'udkxl to-day. Mr. Rhodes asked His Lordship to bold that Mr. Warwick was not liable for M«. having sntTe
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    THE BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    144 6 Examination of Mr. J. S. \Y. BartholomeuBZ. In the Bsirikruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Just.cc F. Barrett-Leninard. thy public examinat on of Mr. J. S. W. Bartholomeusz was concluded. He gave minute <k!bils of his liabilities. His assets were practicaily none and his liabilities amounted to $126,850.
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    NICOLA ACCEPTS CHALLENGE.
    135 6 Straits Inspectors Myatified. Nicola, mystified another audience at tiba Victoria Theatre last night. Mos of h s demonstratsions were bew Iderkng and thoroughly entertaining. In accepting a challenge Nicola freed himself with'tn two seconds from a pair of handcuff •and manacles securely fastened by Inspectors Hlggins and
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    THE RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY LIMITED.
    46 6 The fo* owing are the particulars of the output of the tibove Company's Tin Ore for the Ist haJf mon/ih end ng June 15. No. 1 Dredge Pieuls 173 No. 3 Dredge Plcula 322 Making a total of Piculs 496
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    H.E. IN TRENGGANU.
    772 6 REPORT OF mi> On the mormr..' ft f Ex C e!leneySrI.: n .,L v r M mard, K.CB. KC r N **y missioner for the Ma av < edTrenggam for fernnga Honorary kJ^S Order of Sain. llC George upon Hi Hie* Sulaiman R darn Marhum Sub an
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      490 6 i NEW NOVELS POPU.VK AUTHORS C D fn THE MATHERSON MARRIAGE by Ruby B. Ayres 1.00 X BROWN SUGAR by Ruly M. Ayres 100 S LOVE AND A LIE by Ruby M. Ayres 100 S THE BLACK CIRCLE by Cuthbtit Edward Baines 1.00 S BEAUTY FOR ASHES by Joan Sutherland
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      136 6 j Lactogen j Free Booklet on the Feeding and Care of Infants wHI be sent upon application to j NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. j (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. JAPANESE COMMERCIAL MUSEUM AND INFORMATION BUREAU. j News and intelligence reiat ye to Japanese industry and commerce wll J be
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    CABINET RUMOURS.
    289 7 MR. CHAMBERLAIN TO BE SECRETARY OF STATE? LIBERAL AND LABOUR VICTORIES. London, June 22 vvh le the rumour mmm Lord Reading is relinquishing the ViceroyadW 1S ..reraliy the papern are buaHy dacuaaing possible cabinet change. It '9 be leved Ok* Mr. McKenna'e return to the Treasury is uamrnent
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    BALTIC SKA CONFERENCE.
    108 7 President's Address. Reuter. Gothenburg, June 22. B itk Whte Se~ ea- yesterday, t'nbiacing ns. T he total tonnag.' ntered for th< w-iferenea repieaaats H rei See toßs. Sii W am Noble resigned the pre■avtship and Mr. Theoaore Saivesen w e! ct <i Mr. Saivesen, the j7 rating
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    ERUPTION DECREASING.
    55 7 Refugees Desire Permission to Return. Reuter. Catania. June 22. improvement has insured the conviction: that the worst b now over. The lava flow is perceptfbly slowing and the eruption is decreasing. I n fugees are already requesting pnassion to return to their homer.tadjs and are pfenning (traggli f..r
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    RESTRICTION AND CHINA CLAY.
    252 7 In view of the flotation of Malayan Chr-a Clay, is of interest to read ■al a food deal cf discussion is now fcfc-rg pi ace in China clay circles at w«# in r-gard to the -proposal to •d°P* a scheme somewhat similar to «a enforad n
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    BERENGARIA'S LIQUOR.
    69 7 U. S. Authority not to be Challenged. Reuter Londoni June 22. A s regards the "Berengam" it is learned that the Brit'sh G »verrment n no way dha enge the authority of the United States officials to break its sea'is and confiscate the liquor, bat if the liquor
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    392 7 Monthly Report of Activit'ee. The Clerical Union report for May is as folio .vs: Duu*\ng the past month three more members have enrolled and the total is now 1244 as against 1241 on the 30.4.23. More members are wanted, the more the better., as the larger the
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    FRENCH CABINET DEFEAT.
    54 7 MORE SHOOTING IN THE RUHR. Big Fines—in Marks. Reuter. Paris, Jure 22. The Government was oVf n'ted ir. the Senate, whirh rejacrUKi by 177 votes to 115 the Wair Minister* Estimates c <f 235,000,000 fnancs on account of *he Syrian Army and subc HI v ted Senate
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    FRANCE AND THE SAAR.
    60 7 Reuter. Paris June 22. The Chamber has ratified the convention signed last year between France or-l the Saor Govemm.irtt providing fo the OvAitaiTucrtion of iJhe customs &tetfoi» on the Saar German frontier. The Governimcmt spokesman replying k> the opposUon declared that the re-.l interest of th».
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    MORE SHOOTING.
    126 7 Reuter. Aix la Chap .tile, June 22. The Germans hava fired ana detach, meat of Bcta'an Cyxflkt troops nenr Dortan. It is report.d fcom Duesseidorf that two Belgians were killed and one wounded —Reuter. BerPn, June 22. The French Courtmartial at Warden sentenced five members of the former
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    THE RUMRUNNER.
    39 7 Reuter. London June 22. The Daily d plomatic correspondent learns that the schooner "Henry Mamshati" ddes not ft. are on the British sitry, therefore, the Brit'sh Government refuses to interest itself in th s connection.— Revolt er.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    91 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" for the following: Tokio, June 22. At the general m eting of the Fuji Spinning Company, Mr. W T ada Toyoji, the president, said that he believed tkcfea was the possibility of an increased Japanese cotton trade with the
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    RUBBER SHIPMENTS.
    264 7 Commerdlrng on the hctavy shipments of rubber from Malaya to da, f e this year, Mr. E. L. Hamilton, Chairman of tihe Straits Rubber Co.. Ltd., said:— 4 It shou'd also be remembered that the Eastern Governments were only allcwed about a fortnight to br ng the restriction
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    HARDING ON TOUR.
    162 7 URGES U. S. TO JOIN WORLD COUBT. Agency of Peace. Reuter. St Louis, June 22. President Harding opened his summer speaking tour with a ptea for the adherence of the United States to the permanent Court of International Justice which he descrJbed as "the only existing agency
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    ECHO OF LA SALLE MURDER.
    331 7 Insufficient Evidence. The case against Chua Tiong who was accused No. 1 in the La Salle n>urder charge and his mother Qua Teo, was yesterday hoard in the Second Pol ice Court. The charges were (I) dishonestly receiving stolen property —a b< x of razors
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    MILKMAN TO MILLIONAIRE.
    169 7 Romance of a Poor Emigrant. Dr. John Seddon who 31 years ago left Penwcrtham, near Preston, where he was a milkman, and went to Canada with £35 in h a pocket, arrived at Liverp>ol a few weeks ago on the Montca'm in posscss on of a fortune
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    FIGHTING MALARIA.
    104 7 APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR INSTITUTES. £50,000 Asked For. Reuter. London, June 22. In a letter to the "Times" signed hry a number of d s in.gui.shed persons, Including Mr. Asquith, Lord Hardinge. Lord Lansdowne and Professor Richard Strong of Harvard, on the occasion of the forthcoming twenty-fifth anniversary
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    ALARM AT "SOCIALIST MENACE."
    241 7 London, June 14—The "Socialist Menfjce" was drawn attention to in the House of I-ordis by Lord Brkenhead who ftM apprehensive of the Labourite majority at the electic m and denounced the wicked appropriation of Trade Un on funds for political purposes. He asked if Government ntended
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    PHOTOGRAPHING THE IMPOSSIBLE.
    259 7 Photographs of a fairy dancing upon a rose and two children being borne into the air upon a rug. while a witch hangs on behind, figure in a novel kind of fadry book published by Messj-s. Mills and Boon, and, not unnaturaU y, tihese illustrations have aroused
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    33 7 Sunday. June 24.—Church I at St. Andrew's Cathedral. C 1 at back of Y. M. C. A, 4.45 Individual Troop Orders a_ by Scoutmasters. 6L W FRANK C. SANDS, Com^^^
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      247 7 SPECIAL OFFER j I New and Secondhand 8 I Shafting, Plummer Blocks, Flange Couplings, Collars, jo I Pulleys and Belting etc. T rjj STOCKS CAN BE SEEN AT OUR GODOWN IN I I BEACH ROAD I |g Ask for Particulars and Special Prices. I ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT of 1 THE BORNEO
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    691 8 FOOTBALL. A TAME GAME. By "Reflex.** Play was tame and never reached any high standard of interest on the Padang yesterday afternoon when the S. C. C. met and defeated the S. R. G. by two goals to one in the ftrst division of the Singapore Football
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    SWIMMING.
    23 8 Y. M. C. A. Competitors aire reminded that to 80 Yards Sw mm rig Handicap wdl j ►did at 5 pm. to-day.
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    BOXING.
    570 8 YESTERDAY'S CONTESTS. By "Wayfarer." An unusually large crowd sought adm ssion to the Mo.nila Shows last night, the chief artrirafltion being a rare boxing programme. Ther* were ae many as four six round bouts in addition to a three round exhibition fight. The programme commenced with the exhibition fight
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    HARRY SMYTH EDWIN DE SOUZA.
    254 8 In regard to the challenge issu-d by Harry Smyth it a. Edw/:n de Souza for a four round exhibition bout to be held at the Manila Shows, we are informed that Edwin will probably tag be able to enter the ring for at I ust
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    CRICKET.
    123 8 ENGLISH MATCHES. Reuter. London, June 22. Oval: Surrey defeated Somerset by 8 wickets. In the former's first inning Sai'dham contributed an unfinished 155. Johnson of Somerset made 50 and 51 runs respectively. Colchester Essex defeated Cambr'dge University by 7 wickets. Perrin (Essex) in the first innings made 70, wh|e
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.
    202 8 W L. w. l. Ist Ist P. o. pei. Yorks (i) 9 I 2 0 60 49 81.67 Notts (2) 9 1 2 o 60 49 81.67 Lanes (5) 8 0 4 0 60 48 80.00 Sussex (9 8 2 0 1 55 4° /"272 Surrey (3<
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    204 8 S. R. C.. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Pairs. E. Qilivtiro and L. Gammell beat F. J. :up pa and W. Nexihrxmrtex 6—2, 6—4. i B. Singles Handicap. \f. R. Rodriguos -15.2 vs. C. Rappa Jjiinrshed. Jj? MONDAY'S TIES, (j Doubles Handicap. s\i A. Norris and C. A. R.
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    THE TURF.
    248 8 SELANGOR RACES. The following are the Handicaps for to-day's races -ait Kur/a Lumpur. Race 1, (Five furlongs).—Zoom 10.12, Captain Ou.tle 9.9, Creb My 9.4 Chinta Hat! 9.4 Nora 8.1. Miss Fairfield 7.4, Chandan 7.4. Race 2, (Five furlongs).—Shantung 10.2 Haystom 9.12, Beaver 98, Zara 9.4, Queen of Sheba
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    SINGAPORE FIRE BRIGADE.
    186 8 The report of Jhe Acting Superintendent of the Municipal Fire Department for the year 1922 says that the number of calls received during the year was 51. of which 32 proved to be genuine fires on assessed property within Municipal limts and six were false alarms- Two
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    122 8 "I see they're forming an Economy League or something of the sort for women," said the small draper lugubriously. "I don't know how some of us are going to live soon—it's bad enough already. We had a customer h this morning—she wanted a yard of a certain kind' at 3s.
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    SILENCE AT THE CENOTAPH.
    347 8 Rubber Paring Proposal. The proposal to pave with rubber a para on of the carriage-way in Whitehall round the Cenotaph, after having been turned down wilth some abruptness at a recent meeting of the Westminster Clity Council, has been revived through the generous offer of Rubber
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    FATHER STOPS WEDDING.
    201 8 Girl's Tears In Register Office. The objection of a father to his son's marriage led to a stormy scene in a West London register office. A youth of 18 had given no: ice cf marriage and has promised to obta n h s father's consent. Hi? bride
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    620 9 Singapore, June 9, 1§23. Artick Fnee. s c. MKAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.62 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Mutton Australian kati 0.73 Fowl kati 0.60 Fowl (3 katis) each
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1045 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs." LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, June 23. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations, May 12, 1923. Issue valu? of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 13 Anglo-Java 2s 3|-Ango-Malay 20s
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