Malaya Tribune, 27 July 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND**^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY foi. X No. 175 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923.
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      181 1 i i i i i.juiiiiiiinimn» THE TRIBUNE j U v. Editoml Dept. f B SrRIPTION KATKS. I [V IN ADVANCE. J $15.00 I r £!im 7.50 r> 3.76 r quarter i M .«tra jO eta. past.". 5 ptT month. t,rtmS SI VERTOWN "I WOOD PRESERVATIVE I Should be specified on
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      168 1 HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S "VALAZE" TOILET PREPARATIONS. Medical Bali, Ltd., 23, BATTERY I OAD SINGAPORE. I FOOTBALLS. Fresh Stock Just deceived All Sizes Prices Moderate Also Waterproof size fc Match. Illustrated Catalogue and Prices on ajifl cation, ROSE CO., LTD, (Incorporated ia India.) 387, North Bridge Road. SINGAPORE. HAIROLLINE The Perfect Hair
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      288 1 atnomiiiifiii'i rjr i i i iiimi i ii^iiw THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I MANUFACTURING OPTICIANB. Eye-testing free of charge whan 1 passes are ordered. Lenses ground to prescription* in Wh te and Crookes, Blue, Smoke, FieuzaJ and Amber I various shades. Spec'a! frames and mountings adapted to racial measurement*. If
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    TRAMS AND ELECTRICITY.
    1248 2 PENANG SYSTEM A VALUABLE ASSET. The report of ttm Municipal Tramways and Electric Supply Departments usually provide much matter of interest to the rdajdertbs of Pmwg. In onta way or another, everybody ia brought into contact wi'.th some phaae of mmik mUikHm The efficknt and economical nMtnpgoment
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    FORGERY "A TRADE CUSTOM."
    172 2 Judge Surprised By Way Cars Are Registered. Strictures as be the way in wh ch the issuing of motorcar liceaces wa« being carr ed out were passed by Mr. Jus ice Rigby Swift during the hearing of a case at the Old Bailey. A defendant, giving
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    A DAY OF REST.
    123 2 Take this question of the weekly rest for instance: The factory comP«ne* bur* agreed to t be change mply Wausa it pays better; ;he workers in other industries should be able to impress on enlightened employers that it ia to their mutual advantage to follow the
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      523 2 A PENALTY OF EXISTENCE IN THE TROPICS. Frsm a tourist's point of view to take the Eastern trip is indeed a delightful experience. One skims through, seeing and doing only what is best, staying nowhere long enough to feel the climatic pull on one's health. But different by far is
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      604 2 MOTH E RS—C HILDREN-— AND THE HOT WEATHER. How Baby's Own Tablets Help. At all time* of the year Baby's Own Tablet* are moChers' help and the children's friend, but especially so in the hoc season for then it is that the little ones are in greatest danger q| sudden-
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      402 2 I THE MOTOR Jp UNio; 3 INSURANCE to v I }J (Incorporated In England.) j MOTOR m 1 every risk. I DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPfu I INSURED NOW" WPI! H [J Cj FlRE.—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent Per™ I Trade etc. j{ MARlNE.—Cargoes to all Ports. S Moderate Premiums.
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    FLIES AND MOSQUITOES AND COLOURS.
    804 3 -OPPORTUNITIES FOR EXPERIMENT. Do mosquttoes and other flies show colour preferences so marked that advantage may taken of them in the campaign against these plagues? The experiences of Mr. A. Duckham, priwted in "The Times," have elicited correspondence more interesting than condlusive. Noticing that flies
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    PEERS AND M. P. S' PLAY ETON. ETON.
    387 3 Parliament Shines in Cricket Battle. Cricketurs from both Houses of Pari amcnt forgot their arduous duties at Westm nster and jourmeyed Jfawn here to pLay a match with tho Eton aecorjd eleven at Upper CLub. Each team was composed of twelve men,
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    £100,000 FROM BETS.
    104 3 What the Totalisators Yield in Australia. In view of the discussions concerning the proposed tax on betting, the following totalisator receipts at Randwick racecourse, near Sydney, are of nlerest. Totalisator investments for the 1920.21 season &i Randwick aggregated £1,280,851 for 21 days. This season the first 17
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      171 3 AMERICAN ASH OARS. gize 10 11 12 13 feet Price M $5 750 12 each. 14 15 16 feet price $15 $18 4 22 each. V Largest Stocks of SHIPS CHANDLERY IN THE EAST. Setid for Marine Catalogue to UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) SINGAPORE. Mniteers D
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      177 3 A New Jfc*y Skin in 45 Days This sufferer covered with P»an d.sease-15 years of S* l w ,hole body cleared offlndl j*rmancntly cured in 45 days-a new trttloT-™ »o itching. 3 incredible as do of other cures effected by powerful new liquid for the txe2e went of skin diseases.
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      153 3 THE ECSTACY OF FEELING WELL. No one can know the ecstacy of feeling well unless they suffered the agonies of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica, or other tcuto forms of pain, and then been cured. We have thousands of letter* which express this ecstacy of feeling the pain go, the ecstacy of
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      424 3 I Have the Water Boiling. I Have the water boiling; 8 a!t to taste To two nart» fr..),i u i- BP ij "hole .treDgth s.rafgbt Mo your sy.tS a' t2*5v> II its R 1 "'^e S many portions !„d K „Ta n 1 MULLER PHIPPS (Malay.), Ltd. B wuimui aimi>
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    821 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." Among the many extras employed in the visual zation of "It Isn't Beting Done Th s Seasons," a Corinne Griffith prodruc'f on. was a girl who appeared to be tremendously impressed by the extent, variety and attractiveness of the
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    PENNY POST
    42 4 The o'd dayi find the ha'f'-nerny p far off as ever. <' kw master-Gtv.eru! bolas return to the o!d t> definite da c m sooner the better, turn of prosper ty d»T« J* a low income tax *ad Da !y Expreai"
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      349 4 _~AMSE»IENTS. HERE HE IS The most popular of all Cinema stars Douglas Fairbanks in a big western picture in five reels THE GOOD BAD MAN AT THE Empire Cinema To-night at 9.30 A story that will hold yoa to the last foot of film. Featuring aNo BESSIE LOVE. THRILLS HUMOUR-EOMANCE
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      328 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Monday, July 23, to Saturday, July 28. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAX 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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      423 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS! Latest Hayakawa Picture New Serial Episodes, See., 1st Show at 7.30 sharp International News No. 99. OLD DYNAMITE WESTERN DRAMA IN TWO PARTS. CHINESE FUNERAL PROCESSION of the late Mr. OAN NGOH BEE, J. P. Penang IN TWp PARTS 2nd Show at 9.00 p m. Mr.
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    HWAYMEN
    121 5 fl.»ld -Up" si Dacfcesa <>t York's |'arent» a' Fete. of Strathr, the Puke of dDp by mounth:shwaymen at the Harnenden f. v v the Hertfordshire Utah and nursinp eetrtre. gearing nsaski tad carrying large •.>•■• ng sens, the robbers sury: m m var sf their vick sat Baring taker,
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    VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    203 5 J*,Ti!nree of I>r up to and for 5r, 'ay, August 6. lo-diy, July 27. l > P-m- Drill Haii. S. R. E. (v) lecture tin Military Roads d r "mmun catiori. 1 pni. Drill I [a'il, S. R. E. (v) Swr.;on Signal Traning (Flaps, tops and Buzz* r
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET. MARKET.
    187 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The local to-day, $93 per pikul 50 toss scld. LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT. Tin.—£184.12.6. Down 27s 6d. Rubber.—Is. 3d, unchanged Market firm. Rubbers.—Bukat Jelottongs 64 to 67 cents, Ulu Benuts 29 to 32 centa, Basseits $1.11 to $1.15, Indrragiri® $5 to $5.20, Mentakabs
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    202 5 T n.—Loadop £184.12.6. Tin local to-day, $93.00 per pikul. 50 tons sold. Rubber.—London ls. 3d. Local 50 V 2 cents. Tins.—North Taipings $1.15 to $1.20, South Taipings 97 cents to $1.02V 2 Taipings 90 mja 95 cents. Xawng Pets $1.47** tx> $1.52 Va, Johans 30 to
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    132 5 Rubber.—London Is. 3d. Local 51%. Tin.—London £184.12.6. Local $93 (50 tons sold). Share Market.—Qutiet. Rubbers.—Ayer Moleks $1.40 to $1.45. Ulu Be-fluts 30 to 33 cents. M.mtakabs 25 ito 27% cents. Bukit Jelotongs 65 to 70 cants. Bassetrs $1.10 to $1.15. Kuala Sidims $2.35 to $2.50. Tins.—Johans
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    133 5 Bayers 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 Sundried Copra 9.80 *Mixed Copra 9.50 9.50 *Small Flake Tapioca 10.75 10.75 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 14-00 No. 1 Sago Flour 485 *Far
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    59 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, JuTy 27. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 50% 51 Aug to Sept 52% 52% Ocv to Dec 56% 57 Jan to March 58% 58% Latest London
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore, July 27. To-day's closing rubber quotations ere as under:— New York.—2B cts. London.—ls. 3d. Singapore.—so cts. Tone of Market.—Quiot.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    85 5 Standard Oi" 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 $4 80 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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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    74 5 Londom, July 24. Manchester Market— BV4 lbs shirting fair (jh-w basis) 15|3 40's Grey Yarns s'fngie Twist 24 6 ibs T Cloth fair 24 yardfe 12|3 Liverpool Market Co.iton (Fully JVI ddI ng American) 15.09 Egypvian-Cottcm 15.50 Metals— Tim £187.17.6 Produce Copra (fair merchantable) £24.12.6 Bkck Pepper
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    EXCHANGE.
    86 5 Singapore, Juiy 27. On Lond jr. Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4d Demand 2s 3 29-32 d Private 3 months' sight. 2a 4%d On ladia Bank Tel. Transfer 173 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2»' 2 pc. Disc. On Shanghai— Bank'demand draft 75% On Jay Bank Tel. Transfer 139*4
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      259 5 NOTICE. THE PLAINFIELD SCHOOL at 7 tentle Road off Newton Road is for Chinese Children who wish to leara Enriish. Kindergarten and Preparatory class trom Bto 11 a.m. Classes for lads above the age of 15, I to 4 p.m. For further particular* apnly to the Principal. Telephone No. 1310.
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      390 5 mi i i c i-1 i i i i i i i i i i i■■•f.tiifMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininininiitniininviiiimiitHfiniiiiiiininmußMHßMß* AIOLLO £Z£c MOTOR HORN j A CLEAR ROAD WITHOUT OFFENCE. m I HP HERE are Horns w> ich, with their loud commanding noise, secure a I v g s!■ P ;iBB ,age along the
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      55 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, July 27. Bared 32 Fan 1016.6, 1014.6, 1013.6. Temperature 74, 80, 78. Wet Bulb Ther 72, 77, 77. D'r of Wind calm, S E, catonMax Temp in shade 86. Mm Temp in Sh|ade 70. Max in Sun 99. Ter rad Ther 72. Rain !n
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    127 5 v. PlAK Y. To-day. July 27 „„,..7, a.m. Wl P-m. 11 ftL* School Sport*, 3 p.m. School, presentation of 3.15 P-m. TruantsMOT*"' J lll >' 28 J ,!•'«> a.m.. 10.35 p.m. V i due. va pl M'l due. Johon.T, N. P ,-s. MS P-m. J,: Th«aire '.'.30
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    Wireless Service with Christmas Island.
    158 5 Wireless communication with Christmas Island is now in operation. The charges are:—Ordinary telegrams 47 cts. per word; Urgent telegrams $1.41 per word. Cables to U. K. London advises that the last Singapore ordinary rate message which anrived ,there at 3.10 p.m. on the 26th instant,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    498 5 To-day, July 27. Pr'gi RadjaGx, Sapat, Tembilahan Indragitai IndVagini 2 p.m. Mars'ng KnAi Romp in Hong L an 2 p.m. Batavia, Sa ma rang Sourabaya Van 'er Wyck 2 p.m. Port Swettenham Teluk Anson *Katong 3 p.m. Ba» l u Pahat Mena 3 p.m. Muar *Flying Dragon 3
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    ANTICIPATING LABOUR.
    910 6 Commenting yesterday on industrial possibilities in Great Britain under a Labour Government we expressed the opinion that Labour would find it impossible to embark on a programme of legislative enactments involving wholesale nationalisation. To achieve practical results the Labour legislators will have to compromise in many directions with
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    652 6 A H. Nun's, Municipal Inspector wag charged before Mr. Ahoame in th? Second Police Qourt thf* mstfjntng with us'ng cer.tain- words with intent to femU the modesty of a young woman, to wit, Mvss Nora Gomez, of Lorong 21, Gaylang-road. Bail in $100 was aHowed and tho case postponed. Mr.
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    HOLD THE LINE!
    60 6 Matter of Competition? While Great Britain and the world n general desire the cessation (f Bolshevik propaganda a Japanese cable message regarding jhe RussoJapanese negotal sorks says: "Russia shouCld talce necessary steps toward cessation of Bolshevik propagation". The Japanese are no hing if not thorough! May be,
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    ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
    99 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penianer, Yesterday. At the Safnt Andrew's Socklty annua* g-eirjeral meeting, Mr. J. G. Brown presiding reported tlhat therp were 171 mMmbeirs on the active lis-t and that 21 had newly joined. $503 stood to the credit of tlhe Society plus $1,500 in war
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    THE EVENING PARK.
    167 6 W3.h tbe close of the Manila Show, the Evening Park, Tank-road, opened successfully last Saturday evening. Hj s tuaition is convenient, as the "trams" pass the door. Many smaT IMide mfmAm are erected all round the show and the most attractive is the six A sftaisl on
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    SCULPTOR'S NAME BANKED.
    278 6 By five vo es to three th* Broadstairs and St Peter's (Thanet) War Memorial Committee refused to allow the name of Mr. Courtenay Pollock, the sculptor and architect, to appear on the plinth of t he memorial. The Rev. F. G Ridgeway, cha;'mv?.n of the committee, said
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    78 6 An evening class for untitled typewriting and bcok keeping t f ihe St. Joseph's Old Boys Assoc uf ion will be ccmmeneed from August 3. Me inhere who are Vouo of joining are a»ked> to communicate with the ban. secretary mentioning the subjects they desire to ,ake. The classes w!l
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    532 6 NEWS untitled REUTER'S untitled (Vii,,e},onE -s| UNtdctt, July A *m draws J danger" 0 f I Ruhr I to work -'1 Bt the occnpttio, goods of a:: tiod. Some day tftest H Io °sed in the r *l no to compete. x-,. r fcrisl Bach, writer,.
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      363 6 I SPALDING" 1 I pp|:pii| Tennis Racket. 1 j: I: Z j i::|£ A Jacket of the very highest g Vr ftf" Hryt// grade which, owing to its per -q 3 V, ect Da ance anc excellent X rili stringing, has established a Cj q] I record all over the
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    337 7 REMARKABLE DECREASE IN CRIME IN IRELAND. AIRSHIPS TO INDIA. Reuter. London Yesteaday. p H «,-h Ireland, n the House of Commons, Mr. Ormsby-Gore t marked improvement, especially during tfhe H*C two months, p rce had beep appo'oited. There was now security and a *V, asv in crme.
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    LOOKING TO RUSSIA.
    138 7 MI ST ABSORB GERMAN EXPORTS. Baldwin on Ruhr. Reuter. London, To-day. 1. a *p.-, h Gasgvw Mr. Baldu ii <.ad tha the k:nd of operation proc. wJrng ;n the Ruhr was exactly 'he same n nt rr.afonaj trade as :f one insert ed a penkn fe into
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    BLOCKADE RAISED.
    28 7 Reuter. Beil:n, Yesterday. from Dofrnund state® .h* occupa I on authorities have awouncd tha the blockad,- of °«0P arus wa- ,-a sed last night. ~Keii! »-r
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    TURKISH PEACE TREATY.
    117 7 In dian Muslims Rejoice. Reuter. S m!a. To-day. v the US mS n n( a are Ti* u V natUre f the ST 1 ■'jV-fiv.. Mus' in memH- f;. rh vi gis atUre waited on It Cai'I y t0 thank him and r htir fforts in hM
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    PORT OF LONDON.
    53 7 Reuter. ft* p 0p London Yes.?rday. 6| »n Up Und<)n acvfccci'ty has ®NWW,f nvo v ng an lf f t,0: M >WM .-R rat4?r n<-w r> ,r er ''■nday. V>Wnif neW f Ii0ruhn auihorV y :r y h v rak^of A e k* ut? bm.-t P aRe
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    TURCO-AMERICAN TREATY.
    69 7 GOOD PROGRESS ALREADY MADE. Ismet Awaits Instructions. Reuter. Lausanne. Yesterday. Aocord;ng to information received n Am*r can ocrc good progress was made afc yesterday's meeting by experts wjth the t'ext of the proposed Tuavo-Amer can Treaty, but points of difference exist between American and Turkish plenipotentiaries with regard
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    DANGEROUS DRUG ACT.
    55 7 £100 Fine for Offering to Procure Opium. Reuter. London, Yesterday. Frank Isaac Hibbert was fined £100 at Mansion House for infringing the dangerous drugs act by offering to procure 150 cases of opium for. a Yokohama firm. The magistrate exonerated the defendant from anything suggesting illicit dealings
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    DOCKERS STRIKE.
    46 7 Situation at Tilbury Improves. Reuter. London. Yesterday. Ths s uation ait Tillbury Docks continues to improve. 1,100 men are working. There has been an increase of 400 since yeaterday. All eh ps are being worked by a small band. London a'riikers are p efceting.
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    THE BRITISH NOTE.
    95 7 Reuter. Pari». Yesierday. The newspapers staite that the Fianco-Belg an Cabinets are agreed on bUc ''here ara v.f 5 differences wifih reg<ard to details wivdi wi. T 3 be tha subject of furrier conv cTf?5(^''o.iB. i: is undenstood that Paj»s and Brussels wU make separate replies to
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    AMERICA AND CANADA.
    295 7 KEY TO INTERNATIONAL PEACE. Harding's Speech. Reuter. Vancouver, Yesterday. Mr. Hard ng in a speech commented on the fact that this was the first Visit of an American President to Canada. He pointed out thajt the century old American and Canadian friendship was proving to the European
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    EXCHANGE MARKET.
    13 7 Reuter. Ijondon. Yesterday. Marki res?umped and c'.osed at over mr'Vwjs.— Reuter.
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    SUPPRESS THAT SWEARWORD.
    387 7 Swearing is a de s re for emph sis that cannot be supit'ed because of lack of vocabulary. It confesses a paucity cf language. This desire for emphas s a a pronounced form of roof-ding. It is nagging dipped in profar.i y. Real profam ty is like
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    SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
    1342 7 RULES AMENDED. The ar.nuai general meeting of the Singapore Automobile Olub was held yJsterday ait, the Exchange Buildings. Mr. H. J. Fougore presided and l;(here was a fair aittendmnee of members. In movi 'ng "he adoption of the report and accounts the Chairman said: "I have once
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    STRAITS ATHLETIC CLUB.
    98 7 At the Annual General Meeting of above Club l.ed this morrlb the following gentlemen were elected as Office Boareis far the ensu/iig year: Mr. Leong Kum Chong, Prcaiden r Mr. Lee K. m Puat, Vice President; Mr. E. K. Cheng, Han. Secretary; Mr. Chui Kirn Teck, Asst.
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders far Ind'a and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 170 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon ta Rs. 175 equal to $100.
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      432 7 Hudson Material For Light Railways Reduces Costs by H Increasing Efficiency. g Hudson Light Railway Material is designed to give the greatest efficiency rfl under all conditions. It is due to this superiority of design that Hudson «1 Materia! ii selected for important undertakings, and is to-day in daily use
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    221 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. LEAGUE SEASON CLOSES. Wednesday after noon saw the close of the Singapore Football Association League wbun the S. C. C. defeatod the St. Joseph's Old Boys by one goal to nl. The 2nd Middlesex Regiment team stand first as unbeatk*i ohampons in> the table while the S.C.C.
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    ATHLETICS.
    58 8 ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION. Frkmds and relative of the pupils of the St. Joseph's Institution are reminded of the Annual Athletic Sportts wh'cfli will be held on the school ground tomorrow. In addition to the two usual events for Old Boys, viz.. putting the weight and 220 yards race an
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    BADMINTON.
    24 8 A friendly match b3tween the Amateur Sporting A.ssoc laition and the United Improvement Association, will be played to-morrow afternoon on the former's grounds.
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    CRICKET.
    368 8 VOLUNTEERS vs. GARRISON. The following wi'l be the teams in th. match, Volunteers vs. the Garrison, to be played on Hhe S.C.C. ground on Saturday. Garrison: Lt. Col. R. H. Haseldine, Major T. C. Spring. Major H. C. Harrison, Major T. S. Wollocombei Captain C. T. Whinney, Lieu,t. E.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    80 8 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP. Ties Postponed to To-day. Owing to the heavy rain yesterday play waM impossible on the Padang in the afternoon r.nd the ties have been poe/Jponed untrfl to-day. TO-DAY'S TIES. S.C.C. S.—Baker and Hoyoak vs. Green and Denham. S.C.C. K.—Nakamura and Uyeda vs. Col. Thompson amd Major
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    Y. M. C. A. TOURNAMENT.
    121 8 The "A" class singles handicap will commence on Monday, July 30. AH 'Jhe courts at Fort Camming will be reserved for the Tournament. MONDAY'S TIES. A. Van Cuylenberg. owe 30 vs. Tan Koon Inn. owe 15.3. E. F. White, owe 3 vs. Lan Bong Soo,
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    S. R. C. TOURNAMENT.
    141 8 Reuter. Owing to bad there wag no play yeterday. TO-DAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. C. A. Norris and J. R. Rodrigues vs. E. Oilvelro and C. V. Reutera. A. Singles Handicap. N. E. Ess -30 vs. Dr. W. A. Balhe'.chet -30.3. SELANGOR AND N. S. FINALS. (From
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    207 8 The Singapore Volunteer Rifle Assoc aib'on prize meeting, which will b9 held on August 4 and 6, at Seletar Range, M open t 0 all members of S.V.C., Regular tlroops and Johore M /lifcary Forces. The programme commending at 8 a.m., on Saturday, AqgMMt 4, is as fallows 200
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 8 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.]
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    CHINESE BANDIT OUTRAGES.
    419 8 (To the Editor "Malaya Tn.bune.") Sir,—The July Oh nese Recorder discusses the question as lo what should be the attitude of Western Christians in China. Should the m*ssionary follow those business men who endeavour to secure armed protection while itinera-'ng? Extraterritorial'ty amd missionaries in China has been
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    LINING UP AGAINST SOCIALISM.
    65 8 The more strongly the Premier insists on ;he necessity of a common front against the danger of Socialism —and he is painting that danger, not without justification, in the most vivid cdlours—the clearer bee- mes the need for all practicable measures of association in order to
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    59 8 London, July 16.—Moscow Bolsheviks baare discovered tha;, Cinderalla performances ?<re dangerous and counter-revolutionary. A performance was recently given at a theatre for children. The crit c of the Red Gazette," honor-stricken, warned the authori ies and said that children who see this disgraceful performance will 1 be induced to believe
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    BOXING.
    69 8 WORLD'S FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. New York, Yesterday. Eugene Criqui and Johnny Bundee are in excellent shape for tflie fifteen round battle a<t the open air Polo Grounds this evening, \qitfh Hlha world's featherweight championship alb stake. Betting Js slightly in favour of Johnny Dundee, but Criqui's followers are of
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    DEMPSEY-FIRPO FIGHT.
    29 8 Reuter. New York, Yesterday. Tex Rlckand announced thait the ddte for the Dempsey-Firpo fighi for tflie world's heavywe ghw champion ship in America has not been fixed.
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    GOLF.
    23 8 VARDON'S RECORD BROKEN. London, July 11.—Havere, with 67, broke Harry Vardon's record of 74 on the Verulom links at St. Albans to-day.
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    160 8 GUTHRIE AND COS WEEKLY REPORT. Sllngiapore, Yesterday. There has been a rise Jn prices and, with Trade buyers takfng more interest, the posvtlon is distinctly improvfd. The looar market has been very active and a large volume of forward busipess ha® beein transacted. Spot has sold
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    LEWIS AND PEATS WEEKLY REPORT.
    262 8 Singapcre. Yesterday. S'nce our last we have had a steadily rslng market, with much more activ ty. Both London and New York have beor.i much more inclined to deal and cons iderable bu3 ness has been transacted. It crrtaW.y looks «is if manufacturers were taking
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    FRASER AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    541 8 S ngapore, July 25. A welcome revival in the price of btv.h t'n and rubber was reflected in both sections of the share market, tin shares keeping very s eady with increasing demand for the more popular stocks and all rubber shares being in good
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    BARLOW AND COS WEEKLY REPORT.
    211 8 Singapore, Yesterday. Rubber.—The local marked, 6inc? our last report, has shown a considerable advance in values. In the auction held yesterday a s.eady tone prevailed, all grades meeting with a good demand. Although awarded sheet was withdrawn frcm he sale, bus ness was done outside
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      318 8 JilMliiliililliiaiilMliilllliililliillllliliilHliiltiliiiiiiiiliiliir ™iii|i;|iilii|iniinuin.| ll I PING Pit I Gives you healthy exercise and is the nearest I can be to the game pf Lawn Team*. I 5 I^B^l^B m f Order to-day for JAQUE'S PING PONG SETS 5 I First Quality $7 50 m I Second Quality |f g| I Ordinary
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    N. B. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    481 9 MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING. Held on June 30, 1923. Present.—Mr. E. W. Pinnock (in the chair), Mr. W. A. Anderson, Mr. J. George, Mr. D. M. Matthews, Mr. C. Watt; Mr. Soh Siew Boh, Wch Mr. C K. Lang-lamds (Honorary Secretory.) Absent.—Mr. C. E. Chubb.
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    THE MINER'S WAGE.
    93 9 Milk in England is just twice as dear as before the war, costing Bd. a quarc instead of 4d. Prices for necessaries on the average are 70 per cent, h'gher. Meanwhile miners' wages are from 20 to 40 per cent, above pre-war rate 9. Frcm these official
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    1003 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Ju'y 27. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 1)3 Anglo-Java 2s 3|-Anglo-Malay 20s I|3|o Ayer Kuning
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      599 9 |.:|i.|!ll;illlllliMillt:iiHllli!ltltlMiHlNI1^ INSPECTION INVITED j dill (If What about the btore that carries i B AL BEST stock of CARPETS. I \VELL!! I want to know about it. I §EE 11 seems you are quite liew to tms Place I VFS f! I have just come from HOME and want! to
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      39 9 Mobiloil Alstt ikr dmrlynr pUi Taltphcns 2411 LIM CHEE SENG, 17, Cecil Street, Singapore. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. f Supplier of all klnda of Pneumatic and Solid Tyres and also Supplier of GARGOYLE Lubricating oils. Prompt Delivery to Every Order.
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    619 10 Singapore. July 21. ArticU. Pnce. o. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 6 Pork, lean and fat (lit quality) kati 0.80 Mutton Indian kati 0.66 Mutton Australian ka.i 0.66 Fowil kati 0.55 Fowl large (3 katis) each 1.65 Fowl
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      574 10 AUCTION SALE ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. AUCTION SALE OF Unredeemed I ledges, the property of Thirteen Pawnshops At our Sale- T oom, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Thursday, August 2, at 10 a.m. On Tuesday, August 7, at 10 a.m. On Thursday, August 9, at 10 a.m. On Saturday, August
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      413 10 AUCTION SALE. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF A valuable rubber plantation situate at Kelemak Gadek, Malacca, planted with rubber trees all in bearing. Marked Lot Nos. ***** *****, containing an area of 25 a ores 3 floods and 34 Poles, and 14 Acres 3 Roods and 18 Poles respectively, and comprised in
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      485 10 Treatment Fail to Cure Wfir RESCUED FROM DISEASE BY ZAM-BUK THER instance of how Zam-Buk exerts a wonderful medicinal activity far below the surface skin, expelling the most deep-seated disease, is described by- Mr. S. H. Hawkins (late of the Royal Warwickshire Regt.), and now living at 18, Brisbane Rd.,
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      238 10 0UTWAR »B(k AND 2.7*1 about Ann* N s s "CARL about Anru ,;^> HOMEWAto Boilh AN TW E RP, AND HAIrer? 1^ about Augur <,S h CHEER ab o»t Septet Agents N-V. STRATI £S 259J COMPANY, Steamers from Singapore Swettenham aad HTE Malacca and MuaPENANG— Tuesday, 2? Port Dickson, Datok
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      507 11 f STEAMER SAILINGS P &0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under Contract with Hi a Majesty's Government.) orT WARPS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. China Japan. For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due Leaves Tunnf*e Singapore Tonnage
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      328 11 STEAMER SAILINGS n^yTkT LONDON LINE, Kasbima Maru Aug 7 Hakone Maru Aug 21 LIVERPOOL LINETokushima Maru Aug 27 Durban Maru m d Se pt HAMBURG LINE. Tsuruga Maru July 28 M i to Maru Aug 29 Matsuye Maru end Sept NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ Sailing dates mil. SOUTH AMERICAN
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      500 11 STEAMER SAILINGS ill ME. ..OF STEAMERS r Montnly Bailing* to and from Auatialia for cargc only, calling at Penang Br.tavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Arrive* Saila A STEAMER Sep 19 Sep 21 For further particular* please apply to PATERSON, SIMONS CO„ LTD. (Incorporated
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      719 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC "AIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. TltANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS. PORTS OF CALL—MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI KOBE YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hongkong Arrive* San Francis** PESIDENT CLEVELAND Aug 15 Sept 6 PRESIDENT PIERCE Aug 29 Sept 20 SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG
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      508 12 NOTICE. 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
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      376 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED.—A Competent Comx>sitor for Advertisement Department. Only Experienced men need apply. Apply to the Manager Malaya Tribune, between 2.30 to 3.30 p m. WANTED.—A good and reliable nurse to take charge of two babies, aged 6 months and 3 years. Good salary and everything found. Apply stating nationality,
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      455 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A) OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY. P. O. BOX NO: 262. TELEPHONE NO: 661. OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital and Surplus US $10,000,000 Undivided Profits US $5,504,980 Reserve for Dividends US $500,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET. NEW
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      425 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 14. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Sule:man. Batu Fahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Paleinbang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong. Amoy, Pontiaaak and Traag. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      435 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1858.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares oi £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Westminster Bsnk Ltd. National Provincial and
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      427 12 BANKS. i LEE WAH BANK, LIMITED, 18, SOUTH CANAL ROAD. Capital Authorised $10,000,000 Capital Issued 3,333,000 Capital Paid up i 1,G16,960 Reserve Liability of Shareholder® 1,713,040 Board of Dinactors. Eu Tong Sen, Esq., 0.8. E. (Chairman.) Cheong Yok Choy, Esq Ng Sing Phang, Esq. Dr. Ho Siu Kan. Li Sing
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      330 12 What you ,4 Plenty 0 f pure it by drin"; k Stable and w e MEDICINAL BLOOD Sufficient fo r y Sold by The International ft The Ang;o-C, iUSfc j> ine Medical Ofec The United The BritUh The India Dies*, and The Ayur Vedic fcfe a THE MALAYA TRIBUNE ĕMm
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