Malaya Tribune, 23 July 1923

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    33 1 The Malaya Tribune. tVENING DAILY. AND mmw^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 I rv r i 1; V U«- -No. 171 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY', JULY 23, 1923.
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      177 1 ••IiIHUM j THE TRIBUNE P ING GAZETTE. 15 BditolM Dept. [171, Han***** 1 Lk pt IcEIFTION KATKS. I $15.00 I 7.60 pe r month. 25&&&" CD I A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED I AND I EFFICIENT DISINFECTANT j lAT A 1 I Moderate Price Hfi Obi able from all leading stores and
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      239 1 FELLOW'S SYRUP of HYPOPHOSPHITES WHOLESALE RETAIL. Medical Hali Ltd., 33, BATTERY }OAD, SINGAPORE. 4 Special Line. Prompt Delivery. TENNIS RACKETS Cleaned Renewed and Restrung with best Black Tropical Guts $7.00 jf> SEND YOUR RACKETS AT ONCE PROMPT COMPLIANCE. ROSE CO, LTD. (Incorporated in Ir.lia.) 337, North Bridge Road. SINGAPORE. HAIROLLINE
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      210 1 J l i I I I I l l I I l l l I in i i t IuiSBSSj I GENUINE f S.-W. Crookes Glass makes Uncomfortable eyes 1 COMFORTABLE. 1 n the I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., m m I IS. South Canal Road. Singapore. fttmmmtmnium ■inimninininin;niifH!!inrmiiiiiw 3NNED pp»
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    THE LABOUR BOGEY.
    1289 2 WHAT SHOULD LIBERALS DO? (By a Student of Politics). Thero one fact that emerge* very clearly from the debate en Socialiam which Lord Birkenhead opened in the Hou6e of L rxia. The House of Lords refua.es to be frightened by the growth of Socialism or of the
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    JAPAN'S SECOND LANGUAGE.
    115 2 It ia wei\l-iknown that though Englsh c "Japan's second language" some science students, especuaiiy <l cfror* have hifherrto favoured Germain because of the thoroughness and excelDence of the text-books in that language. 3-nee the war there hae been a great rush for German books of sll k.mrls.
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    HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE SYMPTOMS?
    285 2 Are you pale and weak, tired most of the time, Out of breath on slight exertion Are you nervoua is your 6leep disturbed so that rest does not refresh you Is your appetite poor, your digestion weak and do you have pain* after eating
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      403 2 I IRVIN6S. I S Ladies' Velour Blanket Cloth Coats for motoring Price $10 15. Q Bj Ladies' Coats of Camel Hair and Wool $25. j{ jjj Ladies' Cravenette Coats $15. 5 «5j White Voile Blouses $1,2&3. jj H French Valencienne and Torchon Laces 0 5 Price per packet of 12
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      95 2 YOU AND EVERYBODYi WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM. Neuralgia. Gout. Soreness, Stiff!l m L Lu *nbago. Pleurisy, Headache, loothache, and all bodily aches and Pains, should use. v,H U, ?> Oriental Balm. Mr. J. Vines of No. 20, Nelson -quare Burnley, says:—Having suffered from Rheumatism in my kness for two years
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    'HELICAR' IN 1973!
    483 3 FLYING ALTO PREDICTED. What kind ol a rnrQnafitijti do you th. nk you"li» be I'kl'ng in 50 years from now? It will be a strange affair, from tihe present paint of view, if the prediction of H. Gernsback, ediftor of "Science and Invention" comes true In the
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    THE DUCAT ONCE MORE.
    224 3 An Almost Pure Cold Coin. The Czecho-Slovak an Republic is evidently feeling iTs future financial position as safe, for it is ab.mt to produce a gold ducat of even fineir quality than the British sovere'gn, which hri.herto has been pre-em nent among modern minted coins. The
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      158 3 AMERICAN ASH OARS. 10 11 12 13 feet price r 4 $5 $7.50 $12 each. 14 15 16 feet pri( e $15 $18 >22 each. 1 argest Stocks of SHIPS CHANDLERY IN THE EAST. Stud for Marine Catalogue to UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. .ted in the Strait* Sst'Jen.er is: SINGAPORE, "f
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      182 3 You who tire quickly, feel depressed, j or Run-down, remember Wmcarnii is always ready to j I Ip you to regain strength—to jj banish depression- to promote j new, rich, red blood—to surcharge your system with new j nerve force— and to create new j j vitality. I i I'ecause
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      544 3 it 11 t -IIII" IT Three Cats II CIGARETTES are made in London by an English firm with over 140 years* experience to help them in their endeavour to produce ZZZZZI the perfect cigarette. Finest tobacco —care- fully selected bright golden Virginia from L the famous Old Belt and Eastern
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    873 4 H. B. WARNER. COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlitht." H. B. Warner, the English actor, who reaches the highest point of his screen career in "The White Dove," the Robertson-Cole special, founded upon the novel of the same name by Wifliani J. Locke, is one
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      395 4 AMUSEMfIffS. A THRILLING PICTURE ALL WILL WANT TO SEE To-Night! AT THE To-Night!! Empire Cinema Io the Second Show at 9.50 p.m. International News No. 85. The second last instalments of the sensational serial THE SECRET FOUR Episodes 13 and 14. THRILLS —MYSTERY—SUSPENSE. TRACKED TO EARTH 5 Reels. A virid
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      399 4 AMUSEMENTS. A LHAMBRA From Monday, July 23, to Saturday, July 28. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Goldwyn presents Tom Moore and Helene Chadwick in FROM THE GROUND UP One of the happiest and breeziest comedies in which Tom Moore has ever appeared.
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      472 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" CfTp|T^ Buper-Special Attraction! \*J M\ A Grand Mystery v YOU HAVE BEAD THE STOHY. NOW SEE THE PICTURE A SPIRITUALISTIC SFv Robertson-Cole presents 122^!^ h.b. warneb r :;r Io the role of a famous English TR'T Hlln' 1 physician an ornament to the world "AND IN THr hl
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    PREDOMINANCE IN SMALL CARS.
    115 5 few y,uirs bofOTS out that miniaf ret ears nr*t m i and <*ay* the >••• rth the F' le*gaer. The 1 followed on Urn trend bml has been n of ■t% but Z Continent* h small ©an 4 s productions, i oatry at a fairly and
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    CHINA'S SALVATION.
    90 5 |f ie UMm m mm hmm y Bf CI na the t ibsard nd raisehievoua has i eg to 9k Consoi tram, i t has been pe»r- i ear to tbe unprejudiced that ate oal body was ur.quesie the beM p -<:b means by succesal financia m rasa
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    SLOW BUT SURE.
    59 5 M s i■ foreign Gov- people* tie being to the fact that '1 d. vV.vt-3 upon right Ttve I every friend of *j n <of putting 1 m >rhVal*> as will a ft their house in le<? P peace and respect treaty ■j** tafthg ahould be said
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    WHO WOULD LOSE ?
    60 5 WHO WOULD LOSE y perversity wbch E rat" in a 8( v -> )f course, if riot ia taisfcd i k!* f rh J n,s °urce* of b mpt'etlwhen 4 ,ouncea ~-kieirs" tent, though it sadly short-aighted. deil on than to uTn Z aye lesi hp,, through a »«ter. If
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    15 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin local to-day, $94.00 per pkul. Buyer*. No sellers.
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    158 5 Tin.—£184.2.6. Rubber.—ls. 2%d unchanged. Rubbers.—Bukit Jelotongs 61 to 65 cents, Ulu Benute 27 to 30 cernijs, Bassetts $1.07% to $1.12%, Indragiris $4.95 to $5.15, Meratakaibs 25 to 28 cents, Punggors 61 to 65 cents, Utan SLrnpams, $1.75 /to $1.85 cum. div. Pajams $6.40 to $6.60, RadeDas
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    ETLIN AND COS REPORT.
    194 5 Tn.—London £184.2.6. Tin local to-day, $94.00 per plcul. Buyers. No seller». Rubber. —London Is. 2%d. Local cents. Tins. —North Tappings $1.15 to 11.20, Ta ping» 85 t*> 90 cents, South raip'ngs 97 cents to $1.02Vi, Nawng3c't.s $1.47Vi to $1.52 Johans 34 o 37 cents, Talams 35
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    131 5 Rubber: —London 1b. 2%d. Local 49^4. Tin: —London July 20, £184 2.6. L cal $94 Buyers. Share Market: —Quier. Rubbers —Malaka Pindas $1-47% to $1.52%, Temerlofts 70 to 75 cents, Basse s $1.07% to $1.12%, Jimahs $1.37% to $1.42%. T ns: —Johanis 30 to 35 cents,
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    118 5 Buyer® Sellers Gambdar 1200 Java Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 2600 Press Cube Sar. Whie Pepper 21.25 Mixed Black Pepper ,1 Sun dried Copra 10.50 10.50 Mixed Copra 10.10 10.10 ♦Small Flake Tapioca 10.30 10.30 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13 50 Small Pearl Tapioca 14.00* No. 1 *Sago Flour ♦Fair
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    86 5 C. <*f C. Rubber Association. Sngapore, Jufy 13. Pa'e Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 49 4914 August 61 51% Aug to Sept 61% 51%. Oct to Dec 65% 55% Jan to March, 57
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    85 5 Standard Oi 1 Co's Current Prices. Dsvoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tins $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two t ns $4.80 Tiger per two tins $4 80 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fiaih per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    270 5 Programme of Drill up to and for Sunday, Juty 29. To-day, July 23. 5.15 p.m. Drill hm% R. E. (v) F. Stct ions Revetments. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, M. G. Platoon Lecture on metihods of Fire Ranging. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S. V. F. Ambu'anee Lecture on
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    42 5 Orders for week ending July 29: Monday July 23.—Individual Troops Wednesday July 25.-Officers and Senior Patrol Leaders, Raffles Ground, 5.15 p.m. Thursday July 26.—Band Practice 5.15 p.m. Friday July 27.—Route March Parade V.M.C.A., 8.15 p.m. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 5 Singapore, July 23. On LondonBank 4 months' sight 2» 4d Demand 2s Jl4»-32d Private 3 months' sigh, 2e 4%d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 172% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c. D sc. On Shanghai— > Bank demand draft i'oVz On Java— Bank Tel Transfer 139 On Japan
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      205 5 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS POLICE. POLICE NOTICE. Ordinance No. 136 (Arms and Explosives.) RENEWAL OF PERMITS FOR FIREARMS. All persons in possession of Firearms are hereby reminded that Permits for such Firearms will expire on the 30th June, 1923, and should be renewed as soon as possible. Persons failing to renew their
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      495 5 -1 1 Boxing Progrt -i I at test Plant I I THE EVENING PAK, lNlv pi v j I TANK ROAD. ,USlVef y I 1 Saturday, July 28. I I Meys. 1 S YOUNG DEMPSEY vs SAM DIXIE 'r N 4 ROUNDS. xy, I ONG MAH HOCK vs. KIAVG SIANG
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    50 5 A siNUAFOW D'ARVal'. 5-57 P-m-t W"* to. C SW M'adlewx II N 1: -TlK- TruMitt" 9.30. "Vmrrro- Jul >' 2'a.",.„' -7 P-™- "The Truant* 'J..5U. „«!„(*day. Jul} 25 Tl -K.51 a.m.. 8.9 P-m-SC.C. St. J OB. ,lamint- demonrtm- Th vre. P ,m fri &r/>. Theatre. 9 30
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    MAILS COLSE.
    438 5 To-day, J»!y 23. Mtrairg Kemaman Trengganu BarratJta 2 p.m. Merstng Hong Lian 2 p.m. Port Louis Mauritius SjV lone 2 p.in. Batu Pahat Mena 3 p.m. Sibu Ban Siong Bee 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Ptfiang *Perak 3 p.m. Muar Flying Dragon 3 p.m. Malacca Miunr *Sri Muar 3
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    HEALTH IN MALAYA.
    987 6 Recent and near events combine to remind us of health conditions in this country. There is the approaching congress (the fifth) of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine, at Singapore, and there is the proposal to create a Ross Institute for combating malaria. The League of
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    PALLADIUM THEATRE.
    740 6 Forthcoming Speoal All-feature Bill! Messrs. Middle East Ftfms Ltd., announce that commencing on Friday n->xt July 27, they will present a spec al sup?r-feature programme at the Palladium Theatre, Orchard Road, when the two seven-reel photoplays "Sahara" and "Burn 'em up Barnes"' will be tihe main a&lractions. The
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    ORGANISED PLANTERS.
    566 6 MEETING IN SINGAPORE CN SATURDAY. Local Committee Elected. A meting of th Irncorpoj-a ted Society of Planters., was held on Sa'crcay at Hotel de Europe to estftfe ish a Sngapore branch. Ther. was a good attendance and Mr. R D. Dix presided. En his address he Chairman said
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    PECK vs. RUSSELL.
    167 6 Appeal Courts' Decision. (Vrmm 0» Own Correspondent). Kua'i Immpmr, To-day. The F.M.S. Court of Apnea' gave judgment on the question of the right to su, in the P ec k vs RusseiC ease. c<)UI -t comprised of Meson Justces Woodward, McCnbe Reav and Wavrt, Mr. Justice Wcudward.
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    284 6 »«W8 ITEMS si* «E! I X,: AKI AIUS IN Ctli, J U y Pars c > much is said ab figures and f France comjiia n s i-. real assurances justmenc of inter-A fore she con nuV.,,* 4 maximum fr ,ni r M. Po nca* c
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    BRITISH CHINESE IS IN untitled.
    117 6 Association IVmu-d rfl (From Our Own A', i' me*:ii -a a. l Mr. Gh)«n« J. held 1 or Sa r onthus ?s oa ly res malion of Br sn <•> t on ki Mi lay*. The Charms i sa<] Lim Boon X bfm to form
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    "THE TRUANIS"
    48 6 Opening Perform I Mr. L. V B "Revuctit-al" I»' 1 to-ng-ht "The Tl "th- Mtrrvm:.k formed fr m include Alice M-y 1 01 Vivian Jtan Bobbins. George by and Frank Judging from x 4 have to sr.y Victoria Tfcea re P* 0 a spiendd pr gtsa**
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      478 6 1 "fIJS MASTER'S VOICE" I I RECORDS I l SELECriONS FROM OUR JULY LIST. jjj 12-inch double-sided Plum Label, $3.00 X C 1099 f" elI r Sulte Baad of H. H. m I Parts land 2 S. Colarldge-Tay lor (Coldstream GuarCs g S FareweU, my Golden Love Jones an J
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      47 6 Ismail m. Raheem Diamond Merchant. Mauufauturiug Jeweller, Watchmaker, Erjgraver, Electrcplater, Dealer in Preciout c tonee and Silverware 82-1 82-2, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. JEWELLERY OF ALL DESCRIPfIONb TO SUIT ALL PO'KETS We Specialise in Loose Brilliant*. Outstation ordem promptly executed. PLEASE COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS. ...-»-4
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    EUROPE'S NEW PERIL
    633 7 FRENCH PREMIER'S VIEW OF GERMAN REGIME. ECONOMIC TYRANNY. Reuter. Pars Sunday. R speech at VilLi .eotterets emphasised that Germ arc v. proceeding at the expense of the Allies. The nduatry controlled all forms of prctkucton p, ~f the T.a'.'ionad weai'th. The German industrial rs of the Berlin
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    NEW PASTURES.
    78 7 ft!**! Royalties Look Round. Reuter. Benin. Sunday. 94 ha* been Ban and Holland, by f »rmer reigning Keek enbarg to the Dutch r he took very s of the conditions and n ranona p ant aJ** r;,s raawored for some Hat rariom deposed RoyaJt ea I 1 i
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    HOW VILLA DIED.
    49 7 t X cn ''y, Saturday. J ''Vci that Viliia was L.' H 11 an ambush, while from h's ranch a< Lr- 3ml a! hs a i: Wrtw» of h's H v r s <;»rr Obregon has order,n lt fcwied with full 4I 7 nor.ours Rn„ Reuter.
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    FRENCH MOROCCO.
    30 7 Reuter. TV t s< Satarday. ha Horaces*) l_ :r beg'ajcaaj of khjJ ,J a ed ;-t 21 officers N aaj v M "*n kjrtco fcaat rr vr' the
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    R. A. S.
    27 7 Reuter. The i; v L Sauniay. y r. '.'.r- w j h «nt< v N^W(i y i ever r d*r: mm al the for-
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    CHANGES IN CHINA.
    230 7 Family Life Must Be Preserved. Reuter. London. Sunday. In a paper read a; .he Centenary of t'.ye Royal Asia''. c Soc e'y. Mr Cha Ksin Chu doai'-ng with the fam'ty, If- and social fabric of Ch ni." attributed the change in socal life in China in the
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    TILINSKY CONVICTED.
    41 7 Reuter. Berne. Sunday. The trWl of Tilinsky on charges f fraud, involving 200.000 francs has cndod. Tilinsky has been sentenced o s'x years imprisonment and hs sccomp' ceo MonsVar and Madame Schwanke to eight months and three months respectively.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    301 7 "OBSERVER" ON NEED FOR CAUTION. Air Defence First. Reuter. London, Sund y. In a leader on the .Singapore base the "Observer" contends tha< un il air protection in London and Great Bivtain has been amply secured, the strongest case for Singapore does not warvam the spending of a
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    REDS NOT WANTED.
    145 7 Turned Out of Hulsaria. Reuter. Sofia, Sunday. In an interview th? Min":«.er of the Interior denounced a Bolshevik organisation established! by the Moscow Government in Bulgaria which he raid the lare Agrar an Government fostered. Ho declared that <h? agents of th s organisation had commit ed
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    FREE STATE ELECTION.
    87 7 No War to be Rem wed. Reuter. London. Sa urel- y. A stcier of the Da t ir. Dublin has deeded that the Fire Stri c elections shall be ho\l betw* or. the las. week of August and the first week rf September. Dis. olu on U
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    THEOSOPHICAL CONGRESS.
    40 7 Reuter. Vienna, Sunday. The eigh h European Congress of Theosophist aocletSea has been opened in the presence of nearly a thouaand rieVgalvs from all parts of the laarM, needing many from Ind a an d lbs Far East.—Reiser.
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    COTTON FIRM UNSTEADY.
    29 7 Reuter. Aurjw'a. Georgia, Saturday. The prominent cntton brokerage house of Barrels S in difficulties The Bankers' Committee estimate Barrett© assets approximate tJheir obJigaiion* of $VOOO,OOO.— Reuter.
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    JUNIOR LIBRARY.
    1475 7 OPENING CEREMONY ON SATURDAY. Fine Start Made. A felt want and a bcon to Singapore's young peop'e was c .aH efted on Saturday afternoon when H. E. Major General Sir Nelik Maicedm, X.C.8., D.5.0., opened the Raffles Jumi or Library, in the Museum at Stamford-road. The Hall wae
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    WILSON-STRACHAN WEDDING.
    73 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua'a Lumpur. Sunday. The :< *>k Pf** 6 a St Mary's church, the Rev. B. C. Rc v ?its oflUafftJff, of Mr. R. E. Wfcson of the F. M. S. Civil Service, to Miss Margaret S'-acbam, daughter of the Da*en>r of Pubic Works. The
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    THE RENONG TIN DREDGING CO., LTD.
    44 7 We beg to adviso the following output of the above Compamv's Tin Ore for .he Ist haff n>ooth July ll 1923 Dredge No. 1 Piculs Ho Dr«4 e> N S P cute 64 To al P cuis 20»
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    18 7 Reuter. Rome, Sunday. The Chamber, aniid great appiauw. adopted the Electors,! BIH by 223 rotes to 123— Reuter.
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      452 7 3 32 S I Th e Largest Plant I Devoted Exclusively f I Making Steel Pulleys g Thi* position, held by the American Pulley Company, H could not have been reached had it not determined the 3 ffi correct principles of pulley construction. ft g For i 5 years the
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    541 8 CRICKET. S.C.C/S FIRST WIN. By "Wayfarer." The S. C. C. registered the r first victory on Saturday when they defeated the Lanka Union in the tournament match, on the Padar| 3« Winmngl the toss and going i»n first the S.C.G. comp led 124. Baker audi Griffith Jones
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    SR.C.'S SPLENDID WIN.
    679 8 Service* Beaten. Whflle the S. C. C. wore registering their first victory, the Services were suffering their first defeat whm tihey met the S. R. C- in the return tournament fixture on the Padang on Saturday. The feature of this match was the low scoii ng on
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    ROWING.
    18 8 WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIPS. Reuter. Sydney, Saturday.—For the World's Scull'lng Championship Paddon (holder) beat HadfieQd by ten length». —Rjuter.
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    39 8 WINNER OF KING'S PRIZE. Reuter. I. do;t Sunday.—At Bisley, Capbarn Robinson, late of the Air Force. Won the King's He tied with Lance Corporal Nor)Bon of the Queen's Westminsters, each with 232, and then won the shoot off.—Reuter.
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    THE TURF.
    33 8 DEATH OF TISHY. London, July 11.—The celebrated mare Tishy died in an accident at Boulogne when return ng to Mr. James Rothschild's slables from France. Mr. Rothschild also loses the foal.
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    FOOTBALL
    207 8 SINGAPORE vs. NEGRI SEMBILAN. Sensational Feait by Mauricle (From Our Own Correspondent!. Kuala Lumpur,, To-day. At Seremban, Negri Sctmbilan and Singapore drew with three goals each. Singapore soon scored through JAMEISON and seemed |ikaly to win easily but Negri l Senibilan played up splendidly and MAURICIO scored s lovely
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    BOXING.
    272 8 SATURDAY'S PROGRAMME. We draw the attention of boxing enthusiasts to the adveTtUement appearing elsewhere announcing a number of fights for Saturday night at tihe Evening Park. Tank-road. The Star item s a ten round fight between Van der Sheratt of Java, and Claude Rozario. The aiinnor of this fight
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    ATHLETICS.
    169 8 BRITISH VARSITY VICTORY. London Saturday.—At the Wembley Stadium athtet'os a combined Oxford nd Cambridge Team beat and combined Yale and Harvard team by six and a half bo five and a half events.— Reuter, PENANG INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS. In thie competition for the Interschool Sports Glugor SbMi, presented by Mr.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    150 8 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP. TO-DAY'S TIBS. Singles—Semi-Finsl. S.C.C—Khoo Hooi Hye ye. S. Nakamura (u> finish). Doubles Chsmpionship. SJLC. I.—Mamo and Sonehara vs. Sinclair and Kleinman. S.R.C. 2.—Asano, and Koizumi vs. Singam and Rajah. S.R.C. 3.—WheaUey and de Souza vs. Choon Leong and Kxsig Tye. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Singles—Fiusl. Kozumi vs. Khoo
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    PERAK CHAMPIONSHIP.
    50 8 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. To-day. The first Perak tennis Championship Cup. offered by Mr. Cecil Pcarse, was won by Chung Ah Ming (Ipoh) who boat Major MaJlock (Burma Rifles) at Taiping by 7—5, 6—4, in the Finals. Ah Ming reprasents Perak for the for the Gaunt Cup.
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    623 8 AUSTRALIAN WELL BEATEN. A remarkable measure of interestt was displayed in the Yacht Club Rowing Regatta whjich took p r .ace in the Harbour on Saturday afternoon, the three events being followed by a considerably larger number of spectators than have hitherJo been attracted by a similar event. The
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    57 8 THE MADRID CUP. London, July IL—The Prince of Wales played in the Welsh Guards polo team for the final in the Madrid Cup, the Welsh Guards beating the Coldtreams by 7 goals to 1. The Duchess of Penaranda presented the cup to the Pr nee. The Prince filled it
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    304 8 Detective's Visits and After. The further hearing was recorded to-day at the Assizes before Chief Justice Sir Walter Shaw and a special jury, of the case in which a Chinese named' Lee 800 Lat stands accused of having committed the murder of another Ch t. se named Chang
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    245 10 WAR ON LIGHTS. Th*. Britieh mnri&tiry of transport is «pectcid to report an artti-daxzle light bflfl into pari anient which will prohibit th* die of a lamp wi.ih a forward illumination exceeding 150 f*et unleaa it co,mpl?e* with ant-daxxl* regulation* requiring the main beam to b* thrown
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    47 10 London, July s.—Mr. C. F. Entwistle's Bill giving the wife right to divorce the husband for adultery i alone was passed in the House of Lords without any amendment. It s expected to receive tlh/i Royal assent by the end of ne* week.
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