Malaya Tribune, 16 July 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. KVENfNG DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. iVol. X.- No. 165 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. JULY 16, 1923.
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      212 1 r THE I, TRIBUNE j 1 AND •HIPPING GAZETTE. j 1111 us Bditorid Dept. l al Dept. f RATES. I p AY ABI.EIN ADVANCE. $15 00 I x***"™ 7.50 pP*** 8 76 2 L quarter r per mon*- I VICTORIA THEATRE. To-day at 5.15! To-night at 9.30! and Following Nights,
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      44 1 juaMuiuUuisiiiiMtti.siia. i i i i m i i mwmbij ft £m\mJL am m GENUINE i 1 S.-W. Crook e« G!as« make* i Uncomfortable eyeg 1 COMFORTABLE. THE I 1 EASTERN OPTICAL C 0.,: 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. r iiauiii|iiii]|iii>iiiiiiiwii4ii(iiu».iiatiM 1.1 «nitiiitaui -l mi
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    639 2 NEW SCUDAI, LIMITED. The Directors submit, the following report of the Stakeholders for tflie first financial year ended March 31, 1923. The rcsHiV.s for the year shew a profit of $25*864.72 which your Directors recommend be dealt w»*ih as fo'lows: Write off Preliminary Expend $4 096.90 Write off
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    PADEREWSKI'S RETURN.
    113 2 French President Leads the Cheering. Not for many years hais the reappearance of an artist on the concert stage after a long absence provedced scenes of enthusiasm similar to thoso which greeted M. Paderewski when he played on Saturday afternoon at the Chatelet Theatre here. It was the
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    DID SHAKESPEARE'S WIDOW RE-MARRY?
    180 2 Dr. Appleton Morgan, of New York, who is well known as an expounder of atartUllffly orig nal Shakespeare th ories, has just added another to the Eat. Writing in the "Catholic Word." pub! »hed in America, Dr. Morgan teN-s of th* alleged second marriage of Anne.
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    MUNICIPALITY AND MOTOR TRAFFIC.
    284 2 Penang Municipal Commiss oners decided upon another depar.ure in the introduct on of the railless car to Penang. The first was the esta-bi-shment of the red motor bu» Mr. vices, whvch the rftlfeia cars will rep ace only on certain routes enablng KM former to ru*
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      459 2 !Sllenburgs 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. The'Allenburys' Milk Food No 1 is practically TV Allenburys' Milk Food No 1 may he used identical n compovt on with human milk
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      150 2 Shake off the Shackles. Rheumatism is one of the world's greatest slave masters. It shackles many thousands of helpless men and women with its bonds of pain. Deliverance is at hand, for those afflicted beings, however, for the soothing influence of Little's Oriental Balm opens the way to freedom. Even
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      298 2 g THK 525^ sMOrOR tm UNIOS I INSURANCE ColM 3 (le ,orporated in Eugla: S MOTOR VEHICLES.-Our comprehensive Dnii,. Sj every risk. pu,,c >^ j "DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPEN! I INSURED NOW." i FIRE —Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent, I'ers p» J] Trade etc. fj MARlNE.—Cargoes to all Ports.
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    "FOR WHICH I AM VERY THANKFUL."
    336 3 Transvaal Lady Tells How Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Rescued Her from a Legacy of Sickness Left by Malaria. As in the Far East, Malaria is responsible for many breakdowns of health in South Africa. Here is the experience of Mrs. G. J. Viljoen, a
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    AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
    243 3 BRITISH OVERSEAS SETTLEMENT DELEGATION. The British Overseas Settlement Delegation, consisting of Sir William Windham (chairman), Miss Gladys Pot a, Mr. J. 1(0*1], M.P., and Mr, R. G. Somervell, are vising Australia. In public address Sir William Windham states .that Australia had been the first countiry to avaff itself
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    PAN-PACIFIC SCIENCE CONGRESS.
    205 3 The li«t of delegate* who whII attend tfhe Pan-Paaitic Science Congresav to be held fn Australia hi August, includes the following scientists:—Professor C- J. Martin, Director of uhe Lister Institute, London; Professor H. E. Gregory, of Yale University; dr. T. A. Jaggar, jun., formerly Professor of Geology
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    COMMISSIONER TO THE UNITED STATES.
    634 3 The appo ntment of the Hon. Donald Mackinnon to the position of Commissi oner of the Commonwealth of Australia to the United States of America was announced on May 7, and o.: June 2, Mr. Mackinnon., accompan ed by Mrs. and Miss Mack'nn :n wi'i;
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    MINERALS.
    308 3 The mining: industry of Queensland is reviewed in the Apr.il number of the "Government Mining Journal." It stated that* the value of the mineral output in Queensland for the year 1922 was £1.825,780, an increase when compared with the ou*|>ut of 1921 of £368,844. The production was necessarily affected
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    COTTON.
    135 3 Marked activity in cotton production is m evidence in Australia, /l new cctbon g'nnery lias been erected at North Rockhampton, Queensland. The pant ia capable of handing 600,000 lb of seed cotton every week. A new cotton 6tore, wMch -teas a capacity of 300 tone was full in May.
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      63 3 v export DRINK ASAHI BEER. SOLE AGENT 5 SLI BUSSAN KAISHA ITERY-ROAD, SiNGAPOBI [hillside press. J I I ORDINARY TYPE $129 I *X WOFKF. I IMPROVED TYPE $173 I EX WOIiKS. I Suitable for packing Rubber in Momi Chests lr L £SS CHESTS REQUIRED economy in Transport and Shipping. I
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      311 3 Remember Wincarnis is m positive necessity to you if you are J- Weak, Anaemic, Nervous or Run-down I Wincarnis is not a luxury—it is a positive necessity to all who are Weak, or Anaemic, or Nervous, or Run-down. Because Wincarnis exercises an extraordinary power in promoting New Strength and Net*
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      497 3 1 IRVINGS. I C Ladies' Velour Blanket Cloth Coats for motoring Price $10 ft IS. g I Ladies' Coats of Camel Hair and Wool $25. S g Ladies'Cravenette Coats $15. S 5 White Voile Blouses $1,2 43. g French Valencienno and Torchon Laces S a Price per packet of 12
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1157 4 COMMENTS OP LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlfght." "OLIVER TWIST" "O! ver Twist" the epic of tha screen, featuring Httle Jackie Coogan of "The Rid" fame, starts iits run at the Victoria Theatre to-rf*<ght. In this picturisation of Charles Dickens'a immortal novel liittle Coogan surpasses afl his
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      382 4 AMUSEMENTS. FAMOUS STARS EMPIREJINEMA W To night Monday 16, to Wednesday July 18. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. A Star Comedy THE BOTTLE BABY Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix in DANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD 7 Reels. A comedy drama of married life INTERNATIONAL NEWS No. 75. In the Second
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      332 4 AMUSEMENTS. A LH AM BRA From Wednesday, July 11, to Monday 16. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp i FirSt FliVVer 1 Reel Tom Farge Cartoon. PLAYGOERS PICTURES Presents Marguerite Marsh Coit Albertson in I Face to Face insßeei s A quest in the house of Tragedy, she
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      593 4 AMUSIMNTS^^^ "GAIETY" I Why is one man good and another bad 3 For ages, Philosophers, Poets and iMfs? f Priests have pondered over the p-oble:n L.- M r ,1 and in centuries past they ascribed all """SLU""" evil t > a being apart from God, who in their fables was
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    328 5 Lrsmmc of I* up to and for L J^y Monday. July 16. p.m. Dr.U Ha:., S. K. hi. (v) Sectoa Pegg'ng out work ur.d p.rg of working parties. p.m. Dr 11 Hall, M. G. Platoon j5 p.m. Drill Hall. Chinese Com- L-ctore by Commandant to tm and
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    DEADLY WORK.
    79 5 A doctor was invited to go out shooting, and he set out early in the mornng in his motor-car, anticipating a good day's sport. He returned in the evening tired out and emptyhanded, and had to confess to hia wife that he hadn't killed a sangle bird. v
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    139 5 TO-DAY'S LOCAL MARKKT QUOTATIONS. Tin local tto-day, $91.25 per pikul. Buyers. No sellors. Buyers Sellers Garrrtxer $12.00 Java Cube 2 6.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Sar. Whi*e Pepper 21.25 Mixed Black Pepper 13.75 *Sundrlied Copra 10.90 10.90 Mixed Copra 10.35 Smaol Flake Tapioca 10.25 Mcd Pearl Tapioca
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    89 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore. July 16. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 46 Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 46 ¥2 47 August 48 48 Aug to Sept 48% 49 44 Oct to Dec 53 Jan to
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    84 5 Standard Oi 1 Co's Current Prices. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tins $530 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $4.90 Tiger per two tins $4.90 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.20 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin) $2.48
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    EXCHANGE.
    88 5 Singapore, July 16. Ou London— Bank 4 montths' sight 2s 4 l-16d Demand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 15-32 d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c. Disc. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft On Jay Bank Tel. Transfer
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    89 5 ARRIVALS. July 16. Singkep, Dut. 285 tonsi Capt. Warmer, from Djambi, left July 14 K. P. MaaSschappij. Ban Fo Soon, Dut 242 tons, Capt. Boers, from Pontianak, lefu July 14, Thong Ek. Haftfhor, Nor. 761 tons, Capt. Beck, from Bangkok, left July 11, Sfcuig Huah. p Mahdol, Siam.
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    CANADIAN FIRES AND FLOODS.
    214 5 Big Towns Thieatened. Toronto, June 2. —Bush firvs arc general over Northern Ontario and portions of Northern Quebec. As yet, none of the chief towns have suffered, but the entire fire-ranging serv'jee and hundreds of volunteers have been organized to protect the threatened communiuesL Among the
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    EX-KAISER'S WINE.
    94 5 Comedy of a French Seizure. Strasbourg: There has been an amusing sequel to H\e stopping by the French authorities three months ago of the sale of a number of barrels of rare old Rhine wine from the German Government's estates, the would-be purchaser being an American. It was
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      167 5 TO LET. —Small Store to let from Ist August. Entrance from Collyer Quay. Apply to Medical Hal Ltd. NOTICE, Notice Is hereby given that Chop Yong Whatt of 159 and 160, Arab Street, Singapore have purchased the stock-in-trade, furniture, goods and effects of Chop Juay Huat of 49, North Bridge
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      121 5 I There's no person who will fail to enjoy the delicate jjj I flavour and fragrance of Manufactured from sunkissed golden Virginia tobacco and g blended by specialists with the sole idea of producing a S perfect cigarette for the palate of the connoisseur and the public, with so successful
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      55 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerban Hospital. Singapore, July 15. Bared 32 Fah 1015.5 1012.6 1013.5. Temperature 81 80 78. Wet Bulb Ther 77 77 76. Dir of Wind SW Calm Calm. Max Temp in shade 86. Mm Temp in Shade 73. Max in Sun 118. Ter nad Ther 69. Rainfall in
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    WHEN AND WHERE. j
    121 5 WH EN AND WHERE. j A s ,NGA.-»>* D.ABY. T„.da f J»') 16 a.rn.. P">f' »,nl m*' lcava Cup Tral. »-ial v9 st. Joseph' 9 Old igot 1 ""toliver TwisC 515 9 3 [/«fee- 8- 30 r m —,,u July 1 -Oliver Twist. 9.30. Wednesday. J U T -5j.-_0.30 a.m.,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    496 5 To-day, J u I y Peiiar\g,* Rangoon Calvutt* Bengal Majr»j 2 o.m. Batu PaJia-t Aing Leong 2pm Hongkong, Shanghai Japan M Yangj.isae 2 p.m. Mtr 1 Radix 2 p.m. Penang Rangoon ♦Naj'irung 2 p.m. Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu Barratta 2 p.m. Batavia Ro«epat 3 p.m. .Medan BaJtoe 3 p.m.
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    CUTTING OFF THE NOSE.
    923 6 The recent meeting of the Federal Council jaised manypoints of interest to Malaya as a whole, but probably the most interesting speech was that of Mr. Robson on future policy. Mr. Robson reminded the F. M. S. Government that the Council was constituted in 1909 and
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    FRENCH NATIONAL FETE.
    88 6 The reception held at the French Consulate, Raffles Place, on Saturday Consul), in honaiur of the French National Fete, was a fiend ed, the French denJts being- in fulli force. Others present includ'Xl the Deputy Governor, the hen'ble Mr. F. M. BaddeJey, the Consuls General for Ameifca,
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    THE SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    66 6 The fourth criminal seajj.nns of the Suprame Court for the current year, commences to-morrow. The Chief Just'ce w'll preside. The calender is comparatively light when compared wj.<h thr<se of previous sessions for the year. It ie stated that there are about 11 cases to be Jeff need
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    509 6 Reuter. Berlin, July 14. A reward of twenty-five million marks has been offered for the recapture ef Erhardt. —Reuter. Members of the Singapore (Pitman's) Shorthand Writers' Association are reminded that the 15th Anu'iversary Meeting will be bald at Pa sir Panjang on Sunday July 22. It is reported that an
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    CRIPPLED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    373 6 Sequel in Supreme Court. In the Supreme Court c n Saturday, before Mr. Justice F. Barrett-Len-nard, the case was taken up in which Mohamed hm AH, a* ex-const able, who was permanently crippled in a motor accident, sutid Ong Soo Kee, the owner of tbe car,
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    55 6 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" for the foilowi»g: Tokio, July, 13. Thie d\?ath b announced of Count K yosu Ienori. As the results erf the Bye-dection for the Kagawa and Nagasaki Prefcctuixs Messrs. Omorri Sadasuke ard Nor mo to YosihVyasu, both of Seiyu —Kai
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    WEST AFRICAN COLONIES.
    191 6 Under Secretary's Proposed Tour. W*?h regaid to the proposed West African tour of the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, it is understood that if the pdl tica! s tuation at home permits, and if the Imper al Conference docfc not leave tew much woii to be
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    94 6 The Seed Improvement Commititee of the Ir-jstitute of Sci.fiice and Inmwtof of th? Commonwealth of Australia is issuing a series of bulletins on thie olpnstficaAion of the varieties of cereals. Specimens of each variety are collected from experimental farms throughout i<he Commonwca'th, and these are described and compared. In addition
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    178 6 SFGFG A very pretty Woddi nized at Su Andw, Saturday a fieri part e s being Mi& s p a ''M Hoops, the daughter of A. L. Hoops, Princpa S 'J f Officer of trt Straits Sr Mrs. Hoops and Mr. Hopkins, son of Mr." Hopkins of Daw]
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    ELOPING COUPLE FOUND SHOT DEAD.
    171 6 Married Woman and f#J Ex-So'dier. Two lover.;, a yoaag a e a married woman, were aid deed at Alness. Beam Mackenzie, the octogej dis i l>r, w '.hin a stone's run res <Wnee. A death pad a sospM ti aj| "Dally Chrortcle" con |j According
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    METALS.
    155 6 The Australian Metal I i «>aued the annual *tat a tJk* uion aVtffing B aopper, tin *iui *ttn figures up bo the end <*" I production of the n Aus'raJia. and the est consent in ores, concert) I other part ally refin< I ported! in 1922. are B Lead,
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      47 6 Ismail A. Raheem Diamond Merchant. Manufacturing Jeweller, Watchmaker, Engraver, Electrorlater, Dealer in Precious Stones and Silverware 821 82-2, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. JEWELLERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS TO SUIT ALL PO KETS We Specialise Id Loose Brilliants. OutsUtion orders promptly executed. PLEASE I OMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS.
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    POINCARE'S SPEECH.
    551 7 WILLING TO FORGET AND FORGIVE BRUTALITIES. TREATY MUST BE RESPECTED. Reuter. Paris, July 15. v poincare in an important speech at Senls, indirectly replying to y tfwii nUtaaMHt, declared that France was wiUing tc forget and w v< t he brutal 'ties of Germany but wVshed to make
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    INTERNATIONAL LAW.
    69 7 Academy Inaugurated at Palace of Peace. Reuter. I The Hague, .July 14. ■atAcademy el Internationa'! Law ■9 km inaugurated a: the Palace Inaa TV goes a included mem- foort of Interna'lonal 1 reign Manatar, Heer 'k. made the I pening Professor Brown Scott v > Carnegie Endowment T
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    BLACK SICKNESS.
    40 7 u nre Part of Assam Infected. Reuter. Calcutta, July 14. Pi Assam GovernfeMI ;i. U> the wide extent "f he black 6ick- Ka th wh eh it is feared As am is infected. J*""* ->P«vi S lon will
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    MINERS DEMANDS.
    30 7 Reuter. i aaana, July 14. H ete«*ary 0 f the raJwjj **wei that the PMBed a resolution t« "ve davv.-orking week ■'■■y- No dadaioa Keen on thia nat.i?r.—
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    INDO-CHINA.
    11 7 Reuter. <•* i„ i Pernor«*MvJ wntr of I J* M •> .he
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    ANGLO-CZECH TRADE.
    80 7 Slovakian Premier in London. Reuter. London, July 15. An interest tig international personality at present «'n London is the Czecho-Slovakian Premier, M. Benes. who came primarily to sign the AngloCzoch trade treaty, which was conclue L*d yesterday, but he fa credited with using a personal mediatory influence, as
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    COTTON GOODS.
    59 7 Reuter. New York, July 14. A telegram from Fa'l River, Massjurhusetifc, states thalt the manufaeiUrers have agreed on a general cuifa. iment! of between fifty and per cent of produc/ron, principally affoctiing the p'afn goods rr/ills, owing to the depression of the i n dudtry.—Render. Fall River, July
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    LIGHTERMEN STRIKE.
    46 7 Reuter. London, July 14. C jal'ing and fish ng vessels at Grimsby have come to a stands'..ill in oensequer.ce of a str'ke of several hundred 1'ghtermenj owing to reduc<fj n of wages. It is said thct the men are supported by the Transport Union.—Reuter.
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    DISASTROUS FIRE.
    56 7 Reuter. WaMace, Idjho, July 14. A fire in the minng jown of Mace her, wrought damage estimated at over a k»I !'on dollars. The fire also swept up a narrow canyon far three-quarters of a mile and wiped cut the bus hesa section of the town of Burke.
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    THE AIR RACE.
    171 7 MANY COMPETITORS RETIRE. Courtney Wins. Rsuter. London, July 14. B.ard whose machine got into trouble in landing at O'asgow, was disqualified this morning, on the ground that h's machine was not airworthy. Squadron Leader Rob'nson retih-ed near Burton on Trent yesterday. The 413 miles return journey was
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    MORE INDIAN MURDERS.
    77 7 British Army Officer Killed. Reuter. Simla. July 14. Lieutenant Webster, of the Twentyfirst Company of Sapper* and Miners, was shot dead at Piazh.tra:hza, Wazir's-an, by a gang of six men h'dden in a stream bed. The murderers have been identified and located. It is believed that the
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    DOCKERS STRIKE.
    65 7 Work at Several Centres Resumed. Reuter. London, July 14. The dockers at several centres have resumed, notably at Bristol, but the s'rike continues at Hull, Manchester and London. The strikers in London have formed a new strike committee and p.'cket.i prevent would-be workers fr:m resuming. The most, serious
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    STEEL WORKERS.
    56 7 Reduction in Working Hours. Reuter. New Yerk, July 14. The President of the Steel Corporat:on announces that within six weeks a beginning will be made with a reduction in the workirlS-day of the steel m'.Ws throughout the otuntry, from twelve to eight hours. It is tttfeved that this
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    ADMINISTRATION, NOT NEW LAWS.
    235 7 Tb« Prime Minister of the Commonw<Myfl of Auetiraila, Mr. S. M. Bruce, ■illliwfm pmbVk meeting at Hobart, Tasmania, stated that the Minsiry had onta groat object undbrlying its administrate—to &cc whether they could not again create that spitft which everybody remembered, so that all their men
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    CALLED TO ORDER.
    59 7 TURKEY MUST SIGN AGREEMENT. M- eting To-morrow. Reuter. Lauz-anne, J u !y 16. The Allies note to Turkey requests that Ismet Pasha should recognise k'ha po'nts on which an agreement was reached and convokes a meeting of experts to-morrow, followed by a meeting of the principal for
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    125 7 June Output. Messrs Evat(t Co., Secretaries: The Buk t Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd. June 1923 output 8.316 lbs, total to date of Current Financial yean- for 6 monih-, 78.138 lbs. Brunei United Plantations, Ltd. 10,499 lbs. 12 months. 51,449 lbs. The Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd, 15,077 lbs, 5
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    NEATNESS BY ORDER.
    77 7 Proctor Tears Gowns From Shabby "Underjjrads." The Cambridge fashion for undergraduates to wear the most disreputable academic dress over immaculate suite has roused the displeasure of the University authorities. Tha senior proctor "rtas been in ambush at the examination hall during May week, and as undergraduates entered
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    A LEGAL PROBLEM.
    257 7 Can a confession made by a man during sleep be accepted as an admission cf guTt in a enhminai charge? Thia problem s the basis of a sensat'onai case which is to come up for tr'al at a county assize. A prisoner under remand for an offeree
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    56 7 Orders for week ending July 22: Monday July 16.—Individual Troops Parade. Wednesday. July 18.—Officers Instruction Class, 5.15 p.m. Thursday July 19.—Band Practice. 5.15 p.m. Saturday July 21.—Field Instruction for Officers aad NC.O.'s. See Special Orders. Sunday Ju'y 22. —Church Parade at Wesley Church. Parade at Zetland Hous
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    388 7 SPORTS PASTIMES. THE TURF. IPOH GYMKHANA CLUB. Saturday's Kicing. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh,, July 14. The Ipoh races were conc'fuded in fine weather. The attendance was the largest seen. The Soft** distributed the cups and the President announced thai the meet was a financial succtes. The results of the
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    WATER-POLO.
    110 7 SWIMMING CLUB BEATEN. In the water polo match played at the Swimming Club ya terday Mr. Phear turned out a team with a number of local boys against tho Swimming Cub and gained an easy win of four goals to nil. Mr. Phear's side showed good speed and clever
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    POLO.
    55 7 AMERICAN TOURNAMENT. 1 Reuter. New York, Ju*y 15. The Arr-orican Polo Association announces that th Um\ tingiaaai Team r<f which Capt. F. E. Guest and Major F. W. Barrett trill ue members is com/lng wi h t'.ie Banish Army Team and the Ind'afi "Tiger*" to compete in the tournamnts
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      433 7 Cj f 32 I I The Largesl P,ant I I Devoted Exclusively j no/ Making Steel Pulleys. 3 B 3 This position, held by the American Pulley Company, 3 fl could not have been reached had it not determined the 5 3 correct principles of pulley construction. 5 I For
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1357 8 CRICKET. Y. M. C. A. BEAT S. R. C. By "Wayfarer." The match between tiie S. R. C. and tf\e Y. M. C. A. played on Saturday an the Padang saw a closely-contested game and an exciting finish. The SR C. batted first and compiled 133, towards
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    SWIMMING.
    55 8 GUNN WINS HUNDRED YARDS. There Vere six starters in the hundred yards handicap (Jackson Miller Cup), at the Swimmrng Club yesterday which was won by (Bonn, who bLarted at 8 seconds. Sohuded, who went at 10, was second, and Mallard (15) third. It was amfe-xcellent race, only a yard
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    BOXING.
    654 8 SATURDAY'S BOUTS. By "Wayfarer." The ManiCa show gTound represented a sea of heads on Saturday night when the management put on the boards an interesting boxing programme. True it is that one missed the many counter attractions in the Whip, the Ferr, s Wheel, the Hula Hula dances and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    74 8 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP. TO-DAY'S TIES. Singles. S.C.C. K.—Kondo vs. Koizumi. S.R.C. L—Chua Choon Leong vs. Nakamura. Doubles. S.C.C.—tyiton and Donnell vs. Green and Denham. The Penang entries for the Malayan Tennis Championship number eleven and include G. Bennett, R. G. Pash. L. D. Wood, and edghrt Chinese players. DAVIS
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    FOOTBALL.
    69 8 MALAYA CUP MATCH. Selangor Beat Negri Sembilan. As we go to press our Kuala Lumpur correspondent wires us that Seangor boat by 3 goals to nil. MALAYA CUP PRACTICE GAMB. Owing to the inability of G-asooe, Edlin and Mun Fun to turn up for the Malaya Cup practice game
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    YACHTING.
    428 8 K. S. Y. C. YESTEKDAY'S EXCITING RACE. Squally weather, capped by a fierce rain squaU, made yesterday's final race for the Margaret II Challenge Cup a very exciting event. Twelve boats started, June and Jean II getting the best of a ragged start. These two quickly established a lead
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    A SUITABLE CANDIDATE.
    30 8 She rejected him coldly. "I must have a strong, siflent man, full of grft," she said. What you want is a deaf and dumb dustman," he replied.
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    192 8 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT. Tin.—£lB2.o.od. Rubber.—la l%d, unchanged. Rubbers.—Noirl ml. 500 Malakoffs offer at $3.20, Uhi Benuts 27 to 29 cenr.a, Kuala Sidims $2.30 to. $2.40, Bassetts $1.02% to $1.10. Incfcagiris $4.80 to $4.90, Mentakabs 24 to 26 cents, New Serendafoe $2.50 to $2.75,
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    167 8 Tn.—London £184. Tin local to-day. $91.25 per pikul Buyers. No sell-ers. Rubber.—London ls ITsd. Tins-—Taiping Tins 85 to 90 cents South TaipHngs 95 cants to 11, Nawng Pets $1.45 to $1.50, Johans 35 to 38 cents, Hor'Jk Taipings $1.12% tto $1.17%, Kinta Associations $7.75 to $8,
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    120 8 Rubber.—London la l%d. Local 46%. Tin.—London July 13, £182. Share market.—Unchanged. Rubbers.—New Onaigrveleas 55 tx> 60 cents, Bassetts $1.02% to $1.10, Ayer MoVeks $1.35 to $1.45, Temerlohs 67% to 72% cents. Tins.—Nawng Pets $1.47% to $1.52%, Johans 32% to 37% cents, Rawangs $1.17% to $1.22%, Souuhs
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    302 9 LEWIS AND PEATS WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, July 12. We have had a very id'.e but sb&dy market aince our last. London is again very steady and their advices arc* that they do not expect lower prices. New York lis extreimely idte and very little is reported
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    451 9 Singapoia, July 11. The week under review has been a very quiet one in all sections of the ■hare market. Tin has appreciated somewhat in value dur'ng the period, but there has not been a great demand for shares, buyers «howing continued nervousness in conrng
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    149 9 Singapore, July 13. All markets are generally inactive, bu: ma rjtain a quietly steady tone, stabilising values for tihe time being round about 25 cents gold Nt<w York ls. 2d. London and 47 cents Singapore. The local market has had slight flurries in futures, but
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    994 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore. July 16. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s I|3 Anglo-Java 2s 3|-Anglo-Malay 20s I|3|o Ayer Kuning
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    THE SECRET OF RENEWED ENERGY.
    187 10 Any diminution of energy is due to nerve-weakness, either temporary or chronic. Nerve-weakness i» caused by a draining away of phosphrous, needed to keep tho nerves in perfect health. To renew energy, therefore, the nerves must be brought to their high-water mark of efficiency. As
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    334 10 FUTILE SEARCH FOR ESCAPED CONVICT. Norwich: Warder Roberta, who vrai brutally struck down by the gtipsy prisoner ChaTles Baker when escaping from Norwich Gaol, recovered consciousness, though the doctors are stfll anxious about Uihi. It fe thought his magnificent consecution w*l pull him through. Hin wife is
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    251 10 Across the World with Meagre Clue. Convinced that her son, Sergeant Robert McCorty, reporting missing during the war is alive, Mrs. E. McCorty, of Sydney. Australia, has come to London to try this side to trace the sender of three mysterious packets of English newspapers
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    CHIVALRY IN A TRAMWAY-CAR.
    154 10 That the days of chivaltry, of manly courtesy, and womanly grace are for ever departed was the sad reflection of a man who appeared at Tottenham to give evidence against MatilA Emily Berts, of Aden-road, Stoke Newington, who was summoned for aasaurtiog a tramway-car conductor. The
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      347 11 STEAMER SAILINGS nTyTkTI LONDON LINE, Katori Maru j u l y gj Ateuta Maru Ju]y 24 Ka&brma Maru Aug 7 LIVERPOOL LINE. Totttxm Maru July ig Tokushima Maru Aug 27 HAMBURG LINE Tsuruga Maru July 28 Mito Maru Aug 29 NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ Sailing dates ail. SOUTH AMERICAN
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      481 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LINE OF STEAMERS Montnly sailings to and from Austialia for cargc oaly, calling at Penang Batavia, Sourabaya.' Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Arrives Sails s.s. EMTTA July 20 July 22 t.s. ECHUCA Aug 13 Aug 18 Fey further particulars please apply to PATERSON,
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      680 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS. PORTS OF CALL-MANILA, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hongkong Arrive* San Francis** PRESIDENT TAFT Aug 1 Aug 23 PESIDENT CLEVELAND Aug 15 Sept o SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG TO EUROPE, y.& SAN FRANCISCO
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      323 12 SITUATION WANTED. Young man experienced in genera office work, correspondence, salesmanship, brokerage and good traveller, with good connections among Asiatic customers desires post. Employers please apply to Box No. 74, c/o Malaya Tribune." FOR SALE. FOR SALE.— Engine, Dynamo and Cinema Projector suitable for a cinema •how. Can be sold
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      324 12 TOILET. TO LET.—Two sesfclons in Raffles Chambers. Apply to the Secretary, Garden Club. TO LET. —An airy office with up to date sanitary arrangement! in Robinson Road, alto one spacious sea side bungalow furnished. Cheap rent. Apply 240 c/o Malaya Tribune. TO LET—A large one storeyed compound house at 14»
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      458 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY. P. 0. BOX NO: 262. TELEPHONE NO: 661. OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital aod Surplus US $10,000,000 Undivided Profit. US $5,504,980 Reserve for Dividends US $500,000 Head Office:-60 WALL STREET. NEW
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      427 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 14. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Peaang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16» Ilir AGBNCIBS AT: London. New York, San Fraacisoo, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang. Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontiaaak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authoriied
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      422 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated ia England by Royal Charter 1868.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor. £3.000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Westminster Bank Ltd. National Provincial and
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      426 12 BANKS. LEE WAH BANK, LIMITED, 18, SOUTH CANAL ROAD. Capital Authorised $10,000,000 Capital Issued 3,333,000 Capital Paid-up 1,616,960 Reserve Liability of Shareholders 1,713,040 Board of Directors. Eu Tong Sen, Esq., 0.8. E. (Chairman.) Oheong Yok CLoy, Esq Ng Sing Phong, Esq. Dr. Ho Siu Kan. Li Leung Xi Esq. Li
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      385 12 Don't You Wish? Don't you wUh that y 0u strong, healthy and h5 from wasting di seas What you want is y plenty of pure blood 2 it by drinking the v l palatable and well-known/ MEDICINAL BLOOD. ONE BOTTLE CONVlN tEs Sufficient for 12 dan PRICE $1 50 at*
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