Malaya Tribune, 25 July 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AINU SHIPPING GAZETTE. !'l' Vol. X.- -No. 173 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923.
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      177 1 M ,UYA TRIBUNE j ill f)ept I ..pccRIPTION RATES. j $S* .n advance, i $15.00 I p.r «a ,unl 7.50 H».f-y eary 3.76 1 Per qu» rter PosW 60 eu. per month. J I j 1 II I n I I i I are c fashion la P among high-class
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      47 1 i nr v m n n mn >i icnwi aau^fllfiHES^^L^^M I if I GENUINE I S.-W. Crookes Glaaa makee I Uncomfortable "yea 1 COMFORTABLE. I the 1 EASTERN OPTICAL CO., f m I 15, South Canal Road 2 I 'I'lfiHi'lM 1 I I |;.fi ■iiliiliiint i i
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    PLANTERS' CONDITIONS.
    1536 2 INTERESTING REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE. Ie aaons for Anxiaty. 16. liav ngi concluded theae lengthy but important prelum nary obaerrationa, we revert to the grave disquiet, anx'ety and perturbati on wh'ch wa know to exist amcnig planters and U> which we referred in Section 3 hereof. Our nquiiries indicate
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    TAPPING THE NERVE-FORCE.
    207 2 Worse Than Bleeding. "It is better to lose a pint of blood than to have the nerves tapped. No one can measure your nerve-force as it runs away," wrote that famous Doctor Oliver Wendle Holmes. It is easy to exlain why this is so. The blood-making organs
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      226 2 ii l i'—Bwmu_u ill UjUiLsi'il'il .1 ii n nim'nTiiwn'il'nTiii HtnuiTiTiTi-nTi-n-n I HAVE YOU TRIED I "WORLD RENOWNED" I BISCUITS I CAKES Sj So/c Agents: S I IRVING JONES CO. I I SINGAPORE. jjj rcrc.rcrcrtj7T.i t ri. rxrrcf etc •■Miaiwiiauauniaimnaiiutßtia:iiitstiinßiiainuanauaitsnßitan>irairatiauaiia»atißjißiimtatian INSPECTION INVITED I H4LLO! What about the b'tore that carries S
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      314 2 FOR THE ELDERLY and for persons of delicate consti&acion Pinkattes are a blessing because, taken when needed, they dispel constipation gently and naturally, banish sick headaches and bilious attacks relieve Piles, mmm prevent diarrhoea and dysentery. Of chemlists everywhere, also post free, 60 cents the vial, from the Dr. Williams'
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      382 2 jjj THIi j MOTOR £g (JN!O| INSURANCE lo Ltd B (Incorporated la EoAjiaad MOrOR dai I every risk. ICJc «h S M DON'T WAIT UNTIL THL ACCIDENT HAPPFnc I INSURED NOW." I FIRE.-Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent, Pe rsonft B Trade etc. S MARINE —Cargoes to all Ports. gj Moderate Premiums.
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    MISS HETTY KING'S LIBEL SUIT.
    488 3 ARTICLE THAT KEPT HER -AWAKE FOR NIGHTS." Leader, Ms* Hetty King, ths weil-known msle impersonstor, sued in the Court cf Session *t Edinburgh for £3,000 from tie "Daily Rocord" (Ltd.). Glasgow, for alleged slandeasa d to have been published in ths "Week?/ Record." Suing in
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    WHITE AUSTRALIA.
    91 3 Japanese Hostlity. Sydney: After a tour extending over 18 months, and pract'cally covering the whole of the East J. C. WSliamsoni's Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Co. returned to Sydney. The tour was successful, but Mr. V. Prince of the company, stated that Australians were not liked 'to Japan.
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      170 3 H ILLSIDE PRESS. A ORDINARY TYPE $129 > X HOI IMPROVED TYPE $173 FX WOHKS. Suitable for packing Rubber in Momi Chests LESS CHESTS REQUIRED Economy in Transport and Shipping. UNITED EmEERS LIMITED. rstsd In the Straits Settlements) SINGAPORE. I 44,. ynitggrs Cheap Sale j $2 per 1000 jj U
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      155 3 Clear Your Complexion With Cuticura Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot water to free the pores of impurities and follow with a gentle application of Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. They are ideal for the toilet, as is also Cuticura Talcum for powdering and perfuming. Smb la Talcum U.
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      154 3 JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Is it worth while to experiment with the myriad so-called* 1 cures" for Rheumatism when there IS one sovereign remedy time-tested and PROVEN which will bring you instant relief For nearly a generation Little's Orieutial Balm has been used by all classes of people, in all countries,
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      114 3 1 THE OF SPIRITSyiWUĔgĔM THE SPIRIT OF KINGS. Such, indeed, is 'N. J. Club,' the whisky which maintains the same high standard of quality and the same mellow flavour that made it the personal choice of George IV. and William IV. MdPIER JOI-inSTOMES SCOTCH WHISKY straits CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. Ltd.
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1065 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight" The Mar'o rough programme for th s week inchidies a Vtr.graph photo drama featuring Corlnne GrifTth im. "It Isn't BeLng Done Th s Season," It is a film of sp-Jctacul.vr spfendour and of special interest to the far ccx
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      398 4 AMUSEMENTS. A THRILLING PICTURE ALL WILL WANT TO SEE To-Night! AT THE To-Night!! Empire Cinema In the Second Show at 9.30 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 vivid
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      367 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA 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. Many
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      464 4 AMUSEMENTS^ "GAIETY" SlTplx THURSDAY J\ I POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF Hands in th 1 The Super Special Production -strange tmr k *M The White Dove WHAT YOU'LL SEE C heart■ i L A masterpiece of Motion Picture Art. what tne Same wai g r 2. H. B. Warner in
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    148 5 tJ Dei! HD tfi and for I T„-d:». Jul* Hat S. R. E. <v) »>y c. Q M Hi-. S. R. E. (v) j erne. Cable and M. G. Piatoon rhta and Over- Te-swnew, July 2fi. I pr 11 kl .M. G. Platoon Lj is snd Orerr
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    31 5 I r week ,i d ng J a y 29: Wag h j 26 Band Practice, I March. y MC.A I 15 p. m ANI C. SANDS. Commissioner.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    45 5 Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie, Mr. G. A. (*J •Mr vV Sutton, Mr. 0. 1M A 1 sms, Mr. T. A. 1 Mr. and Mr*. JM' W P Jepson, Mr. W. 1 Q»s B. Haddon, Mr. X 1« Mr. Siafert. tf Sd»s* and 2
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S VIEWS.
    55 5 km th a 1 L r;,i ";>. said that N«teil *j Wfyul d noi A* Tica's seizure Hs V Ur:l h *m. The f to be acting certainly demaking the 1 i.pted to 1 'tion's greatP%«s*d, might s» V' have to be -iv, nafar in any
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    490 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. 10-DAVS QUOTATIONS Tin local to-day, $95 12% per pikui. 175 tons sold. LTALL AND EVATTS REPORT T n.—£*****.0. Up 2s 6d. Rubber.—Is. 2%d. unchanged. Rubbers.—;Bukit Jelottongs 61 to 65 cents, Ulu Benuts 27 .o 30 cents, Bassetts $1.10 to $1.20, Indragiris $5 to $5.33, Mentakabs 24
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    129 5 Buyers Sellers Gambier $12-00 Java Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Sar. Whi c Pepper 21.25 ♦Mixed Black Pepper 13.75 13.75 Sundried Copra 10.40 Mixed Copra 9.90 Small Flake Tapioca 10.75 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13.50 Small Pearl Tapioca l«.0O ♦No. 1 Sago Flour 4.80 4.80 Fair Sago
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    FORCED RUBBER COUPONS.
    207 5 T*o hundred and I ghty P.kus Expor h. fFrom Our Own Cr..'respondent.) Ipoh, To-day. The Ipoh Mag*.s"jra;te is- inquiring into a remarkable case of forged coupooTs tendered by an unknown Ch nese en b.haflf of a bogus chop at Tap.th for 280 pkuxe of rubber. The man
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    86 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Sirgapore, July 25. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Seller» Spot 49% 50% Aug to Sept 51% 52 Oct to Dec 55% 56 Jan to March 57 57% Latest London
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    83 5 Standard Oi 1 Co's Current Prices. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tj'ns $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two t ns $4.80 Tiger per two tins $430 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin)
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    EXCHANGE.
    88 5 Singapore, July 25. Or. London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4d Demand 2s 3 29-32 d Prlvate 3 months' sight. 2s 4%d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 172% On Hongkoag— Bank demand draft 2% p.c. Disc On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 75% On Jay Bank Tel. Transfer 139% On
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    61 5 Subecriptions. For those subscribing to the undermentioned services after June 30, the subscriptions for the second half year, 1923, will be as follows:— Boxholders Delivery Tickets $5 each. Telegraphic Addresses $5 each. Postal Express $6 per copy. The above subscriptions should be paid to tftue Accountant, G. P. 0., Singapore,
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      272 5 HO CHONG SFCK A Co.. Ltd. (Ino •irporated i t tne s s i NOTICE OF LOSS SCR!?. Whereas appl cation las been made to the Direct »rs of the above Company to issue duplicate certificate for 15 shares of $100 each Lumbered 316 to 330 inclusive, in the name
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      246 5 MICHELIN J CABLE \w!m cord I TYRES I Big" "eduction I I IN ALL SIZES g I From July 25th. 1 jj] ASK FOR THE NEW PRICES 1 FROM THE H Imichelin stockists.! q] A. MICHELIN ET CIE. S X Head Office, X Qj Clermont Ferrand, France. VV A inAI
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      39 5 *U1U REPORT. herbau Hospital. ireri M d l S,a «»P ore July 24. 10 i4.9. «Perature 82, 8:.. 83. 79 S s s l in shade I rw> P in Shade 75 tr raii The, 73. 4 in X,:.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    101 5 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day. 25 Td es-8.51 a.m., 8.9 P-™. wan! mall dose* homt 0 B c C vs M. dancing demonstra- They're- 51) P-m. Theatre, 9 30 p.m. To-m' ,rroW Jul> 2 Td,5.-9-50 a.m., 9.3 p.m. Automobl.e Club mtg. noor. Th«trc, 9.30 P- m Friday, July
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    517 5 i To-day, Ju'y 25. Kieay, KelanSan, Patanj, •S ngorw,*- Bandon Bangkok* Prachatipok 2 p.m. Pera-nig,* Rangoon Ca'cu^a* Awa Maru 2 p.m. Ke ma man, Kuala Dungun Treciig-gami Boribat 2 p.m. Malacca Muar* •Ban Whatt Hin 3 p.m. Muax •Flying Dragon 3 p.m. Penang* Calcutta. Naming 3 p.m. Penang,*
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    VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.
    902 6 In the general discussion on education there is noticeable a strong undercurrent of opinion, which is expressed forcibly now and then, in favour of vocational education. It is felt in many quarters—and we have often heard the argument locally—that the curricula of the schools should be more rational
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    674 6 London, To-day.—Marks have deprecated to 2,2oo,ooo.—Reuter. Pants, Yesterday.—The death is announced of the ex-Premier M. OhatltS Dupey.—Reuter. An oratorical contest and the preeentaitl'tm of Cambridge certificates wiil be held at titt Angio Chinese School Hall on Friday at 8.15 p.m. The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and
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    THE PAWNBROKER'S ORDINANCE.
    706 6 AN INTERESTING POINT. A question of some importance as to the right of a pawnbroker, or of a purchaser at an auction sale, to stolen property placed tn pawn came up for disposal yesterday m the Supreme Court, before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard, when an application was made
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    "A 9.15 PERFORMANCE."
    74 6 A 9.15 PERFORMANCE." Bookrg s proceeding briskly for A 9.15 PerJ.rmance" U> be produced JJ- August 1 and t, at the Victoria Thea/re in aid of "St. Andrew's Hospital." Soon af.er 10 a-m. on Monday a large number of ■ja had already been reserved and r wh intend bc-ng present
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    AHEAD OF THE MAILS.
    528 6 ITEMS """"l"^.,. special correspond,.,., makes existence j n rca able for the worker, their represent continual pressure «u 5 keep :h <" Polity there would be r* to terms with the at the came time The French R, Natona' sis f violent opposition. suggest that the
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      350 6 5 D S C I dM Bk M SPALDING" I Tennis Racket I A Jacket of the very highest I 8 "p Ty| j H }lj grade which, owing 10 its per C T ~ri nnHrtt- feet baiance ancl exce^ent c S jjrrlnffiY stringing, has established a 1 record all
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      46 6 Ismail A. Raheem Diamond Merchant. Manufacturing Jeweller, Watchmaker, Engraver. Eiectroplater, Dealer in Precious Stones and Silrerware 82-1 82-2, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. JEWELLERY OK ALL DESCRIPTION?* TO SUIT ALL PO KETS We Specialise In Loose Brilliants. Outstation orders promptly executed. PLEASE COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS.
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    "PAX"
    374 7 YUGO-SLAVIA THE ONLY DISCORDANT NOTE. EIGHTEEN DOCUMENTS SIGNED. Reuter. London Yesterday. rv. Pence TJreaty has been MP** Yesterday. f.wto- than e'fJitefn documents were signed in connection with N ■hEaeflt of the Turco-AHied peace comprising, bes dea the Treaty Stra its (\> mention, the Thrao'an fronters, Judical and Com- 1
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    107 7 Sir Frank Swettenham *s Letter. Reuter. f London. Yesterday. .Sir Frank Swettenhain, in a letter to the "Tdiv.n" term- as fan astic the contentir-n ;ha: Britain ;s precluded frr>m eiecut ng he Singapore scheme by anyhng or implied in the Washjijt Treaty, and concludes by MT.n? that
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    MOTTON DEFEATED.
    139 7 Reuter. W/ioiK Yesterday. Mr. AhjuIH. during the debate in •H- ate of Commons fad that he was of any advantage of h+ s t Bace. the cons'.tuc-ti'-n of wh vh would involve imexpenditure, which it was ■ropetiole to confine to £10 000,000. Krw *y appealed to the Govem'V
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    BORN AT SEA.
    51 7 S on.mission- Reuter. r Jr. v ?r l f "i MMnna-ssioaer Mr k^\: r r ir C,S;;tlt h ™*°>* all ,,e ed to the J* onj d naanf t(< p, l < u C mmi s?io Permit. Si 1 to th pu,<i<<i ,h tfi Ion L y
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    "NEW JAPAN"
    103 7 Efforts to Exert German Influence. Reuter. Beu*l (a. Yesterday. Following various evidences of efforts to exert German influence in Japan," as Afghanistan has been described here, there comes a report that Government has nominated a Minister to Kabul, where a number of Gorman 9 are already working in
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    ANTI-FACIST RIOT.
    116 7 German Public Prosecutor Beaten to Death. Reuter. Berlin, Yesterday. One hundred thousand people yesterday, in response to an appeal by the social democratic communst parties and the trade unions of Frankfort-on-Main participated in a demonstration ajgafna»: Facism. AH shops were closed and collisions wi.h the police occurred after
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    ERDHARDT'S ESCAPE.
    35 7 German Princess Convicted. Reuter. Berl n, Yeaterday. Princess Hohenloheoehringen who was entnttd for helping Erdhardt to esotpe has been sentenced to s x months' impr'sonment for cronplierty n h'gh treascJ% combined with p?rjtiry.—Reu'or.
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    THE LIQUOR RULING.
    56 7 Reuter. New York, Yesterday The "Times" Wa«Vmg£on corn sponden nays that the Britsh "ccop.a nee of Mr. Hughes' pTopc-sal for the establishment of a twelve-mile limit for liquor searches :s expected 1 by h ph administrative officials as result of the favourable report of the Brtish inter-departmental
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    EMPIRE WIRELESS.
    324 7 PRINCIPAL TERMS WITH STARCONIS. Change of Policy. Reuter. London, Yesterday. In introducing the post office estintet.es in <(he House of Commons, Sir Waning Worthingtxm-Evans stated that the principal terms agreed with Marconis for a Empire Wireless Service was «ts follows:—Marconis, at the outset, are* to provide two stations,
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    RESTORING FINANCES.
    114 7 Mr. Baldwin on Britain's Achievements. Reuter. London, To-<lay. Id a speech at the Bankers' Dinner, Mr. Baldwin dweit on Brita'n's achievements in restoring finances. The floating debt h d been reduced from fifteen hundred t;< e gh t hundred millions and all foreign debts had been paid, except
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    COMMUNIST REBELLION.
    86 7 Trial Opened at Plevna. Reuter. Sofia, Yesterday. The trial has opened at Plevna of 95 persons, alleged ho have been concerned in a communist rebellion against the new Bulgarian government, five of whom are accused of instigating the plot and are liable to sentence of death and the
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    GERMAN REFUSAL.
    44 7 Amsterdam-Gothenburg: Air Race. Reuter. Par's, Yesterday. The Garnvrn Government having refused a perm* 1V> Franco-Belgian elvrt aerop'anes to fly over German t?m-!tory 'n fhe fonthcom-ing Amster-dam-Gothenburg air race, the French Government sending military aetoplanes, as arthorised n the Treaty of VersaHes —Reuter.
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    GERMAN GOLD LOAN.
    37 7 Reuter. London- Yesterday. A teiegnam from Berlin *ys <h*t the Government Has resolved to issue a gold loan subacanbable .in paper marks, to meet the drain on *te resource*- the struggle m the Ruhr.
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    KENYA INDIANS.
    152 7 COMMUNAL REPRESENTATION GRANTED. Official Majority. Reuter. London, Yesterday. A white paper on the Kenya Questi'on, reflating to the high'ty controvers:al matter of Indian Franchi«e and ether rights, states that the Government has decided to adopt the comnruinal system of representation, for Indians and Arabs, on the Legislative Gonad!
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    HINDU-MOSLEM RIOT.
    38 7 Five Killed and Several Injured. Reuter. Ajmere, Ye9 erday. A fracas between Hindus and Mohammedans resulted in five being killed and several injured. The rioters were severely handled by the policeThe intervention of troops restored order.—Reuter.
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    BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY.
    94 7 Reuter. To-day. In the Hou>e of Representatives M v Bruce explaining the Government's po)Vy with regard to the Imperial Corrf..rence urged that the dominions should be allowed t,o endorse British foreign policy before it became an Enipvro policy. The question of allowing the dominions to make ArCtttiet
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    70 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nich Shimbun" for the fo-low-iag: Tokia Monday. A run on three banks, Nagoya. A chi and Meiji was witnessed to-day beVeved to be due to the effect of the recent run on the Bisrm Bank. The for tin remained at V
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    ACTION FOR WAGES.
    137 7 The oasa in wh'«dh Irulan Vadavan sued P. K. Mo'lmed and Company for the recovery of a sum of $2,157, which represented «he balance due to him for moneys paiid to cooiies for work done at the defendants' request, was concluded yesterday before Ch'cf Justice Sir Walter
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    TROUBLE IN PATANI.
    99 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Yesterday. The "Penang Gaze: c" says that nfor.ma,l;on has reached Penang to-day to the effect that a recrixlosc ?nce of the recent trouble In Patan> between Siamese and Ma ays occurred yesterday. It *> understood that in the course of conflict between
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    RHODESIAN AGREEMENT.
    85 7 RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT FOR SOUTH. Negotiations Concluded. Reuter. London, Yesterday. After lengthy negotiations w th .he Imperial Government, tfoe British Sou'jhi Afrca Company has reached an agreement, which the shareholders confirmed to-day, under which the Company surrender certain rights in Rhodesia and at the same tima retain mineral rights,
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    DAMAGE TO A STEAMER.
    261 7 Claim Against Innurance Co. The case was taken up io-day in the Supreme Court before Chief Justice Sir Walter Shaw, in which the Hoe Aik Steamship Co., Ltd., sued the Shanghai Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., for the recovery of (Damages s-us.la ncd by one
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    STRANDING OF THE "SEISTAN."
    158 7 The news of the stranding of the Steamship "SeisUan," received yesterday, is causng a great deal of anxiety in Singapore. The following wireless message was broadcasted from the Rangoon Radio: —S.O.S.S.S. "Seistan" stranded East end of the Hainan Straits. Makng water. No. 3 Ta n k
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    125 7 The following Singapore Pro pert es were sold by auction by Meters. Cheocig Koon Seng and Co., at their sale-room No. 30 Chuttiawstreet on W«inesday test Freehold} land and house No. 727 Kampong Bahru-road. area 5 800 square fe>t. bought by Mr. Teo Km Seng fcr $3,100. Freehold
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1299 8 LAWN TENNIS. MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP. Khoo Hooi Hye Wing Finals. By "Wayfarer." In the presence of a large and representative gathering Khoo Hood Hye met and defeated Koizumi in the Singapore finals and earned the r ght to represent Singapore in the Malayan; Championshrp. The Japanese player was
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    142 8 TO-DAY'S TIES. Doubles Handicap. E. E. (je Souza and W. A. Aeria -40 vs. F. J. Rappa and W. Noubronner -3. Mixed Doubles. C. A. Norris and J. R. Rodrigues vs. T. Leiljssius and S. H. Mclntyre. A. Singles Handicap. C. A. R. Bateman -15.1 vs. Dr. V.
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    MLLE. LENGLEN SETTLES A POINT.
    213 8 London, Juily ll.—The debated Po-nt as to whether MUe. Lenglen would be able to compete wilh firstoass male tennis players has been settled at Eastbourne, where she and Ftaquer defeated de Gomar (Spain's best international player} and Van Wep (the Duflch Davis Cup player) 7-2
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    THE TURF.
    280 8 PENANG RACE. Penang, Yesterday. The handicaps for the first day are as follows: Rac 1 1.—(Six furlongs).—Cesarion Gir.l 10.7, Sunspmite 8.9, Helanel 9.7, Carrie B. 7.7, Lady Nin 7.4. Race 2.—(Six furlongs).—Applause 9.10, The Ba-'lKe 8.6 Tabasco 8.4 Zoom 7.10, 7.8. Race 3.—(Sjc furlongs).—Lady WaXa- 9.2. Slippery Sam
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    ST. LEGER PROSPECTS.
    122 8 Londoin, July 9.—Papyrus is giving some concern to his trainer and has been scratched for the Dukeries foal p ate, but there is, plenty of time for his preparation for the St. Leger. The uncertainty is causing Parth to dispute w:th him in favouritism for the St.
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    BIBURY CUP RESULT.
    52 8 The following Bibury Cup result was received by Massrns. J. B. Beattie and Co., India. Light Dragoon 1 Desire 2 East Tor 3 Aliso ran: Broken Faith, Spring Orange and Pass the Minfc Betting: 13 to 8 aga<mst Light Dragoon, 10 to 1 Desdre, 6 to 4
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    BOXING.
    97 8 LEONARD-TENDLER FIGHT. Reuter. New York, Ye iterday. Seventy-five thousand people witnessed the fight for the world's lightweight championsh/p- Tendler held an advantage oniTy in the first and second rounds after which (the champon using his left, and occasional swing ng his night, alternated with upper-cuts and made his opponent
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    21 8 London, July 9.—Siki announces that he is going to America to force a fight with Dempsey.
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    117 8 London, Jut <y 9.—Siki surprised the publfc by his qux;k defeat of Nilles. He was not a spoilt child of the Boulevards but a savage fighter out to win. From the first real exchange of blows it was seen that NiWes had a forlorn chance.
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    117 8 London. July 11.—The first; State Bank, Montana which guaranteed £40,00:) r:o Dempteey in connection with the recent fighS, has closed its doors. [Financially the Dempsey-Gibbons fight was the biggest failure in the history of the ring. The weather was exceptionally hot and only six thousand spectators assembled
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    24 8 London, July 11—Harry Greb and Johnny Watson are matched to fight in America for the world's middlewe ght championship on August 31.
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    24 8 TIGERS BADLY BEATEN. London, July B—The Freebooters boat ;he Tigers by 8 goals to 2. Captain Griffiths substituted Culonel Jagnar Suvgh at back.
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    95 8 London July 8.—The following is the British Army team <to play aga.nst the American Army at Polo: Melville, 17J21 Lamcers, HurndaM, 14|20 Hussars, Lockett, 17j21 Lancers, back Bingham, 15jl9 Lancers; spare McCreery, 12th Lancers. The "Daily Mail" says Uhaft a compliment has been paid to the Americans
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    23 8 London, July B.—ln the final of the Roehampton Cup, Cirencester defeated Scopwick, who received, 3 goals., by 8 goals to 6.
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    17 8 London, Judy B.—The American Polo Association has accepted Hurlmgham's challenge for the international trophy.
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    39 8 London, July 14.—At Ranelagh in the Coronation Cup Final the Indian Tigers beat the 17th|21st Lancers by 7 goals to 6.. The finish was most cxc tmg the winning goal being the last stroke of the game.
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    62 8 S. J. O. B. A. vs. S. C. C. The following will represent St Joseph. Old Boys against, the S.C.C onthe S.C.C. ground in the league today: C. Gomes; Yee Chaok Wah, L. M Peunefather (capt); Chan Chiap Song, Koh Koon Yam, Jap Boon Koey; Lee K»ah Wah. E.
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    150 8 London Yesterday'Surrey defeated Kent by 222 runs at B'ackheath. Fender is the first to reach 1,000 runs and to capture 100 wickefts this season. This 1 is the first vmLn of Surrey over KtmlJ, in Kent, since their easy victory at Beckenham in 1897. Birmingham; Lancashire defeated Warwickshire
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    90 8 In connection with the paragraph which appeared in yesterday's Issue of tho "Malaya Tribune" regarding" the St. J. O. B. A. Billiard Tournament in which it was stated that Mr. Chong Weng was the B lliards Champion of the Clerical Union Mr. Goh Teck Hunt informs us that he
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    445 10 WHEN PADEREWSKI PRACTISED ON HIS AMERICAN TOUR. M. Paderewsk; is back in London on hia firot visit to this country since he reargued hi* poet ion as President of Poland and returned to Che world of music. One of hi* three p anos wae
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