Malaya Tribune, 8 August 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.) SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENINti [>AiLY. f<A X.- -No. 184 SINGAPORE, WENESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1923.
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      78 1 THE A VA TRIBUNE f ipplNG GAZETTE. Editorial Dept. EctfFllON RATES. $1500 »s« jm 7.60 l-y^ 7 3.75 I pe r mouin. g i )E=sonoc=aoc30saoBO=a BaaaoaocsaoeawBaaocao j Complete House Furnishers. I v. 1 8 I i i I Phone 531 J We j I ?|SJ|' j do the rest i
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      85 1 THE 1 I I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., i MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS, a Eye-testing free of charge when I .glasses are ordered. I Lenses ground to pre?criptiont I in Wh'te and Crookes, Blue, I Smoke, Fieuzal and Amber J3 s various shades. I Spec al frames and mountings S I adapted to
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    MUTTON PRICES.
    2443 2 OFFICIAL DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT POLICY. The Report upon the Supplies Department of tihe Straits Settlements for the year 1922, includes the following- L The importa-ton of sheep from Western Austraiia, with which this Report is chiefly concerned, dealt with ;n sect ons. In the first, the statistics of
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      179 2 GRAND PRIZES f DRINK ASAHI BEER. SOLE AGENTS: M'.TSUI BUSSAN KAI5HA BATTERY-ROAD. S.NGAHOHA I f I Kensitas Cigarettes J ci 4t As good as really good Cigarettes can be."| I I jjj There's only ene In- I SP&<} •Xccrcent offered to jjj 5 Xt rjsitEs smokers, the 3= c^?rettes themselves.
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      213 2 FOR THAT DROWSY FEELING AFTER MEALS 50 oomm n at this time of year try Piriketites, the da n y litJl-e bowel aad liver regula' ors, to-night, and see how much better a<nd brighter you'll feel to-morrow morning. Pinkettes d spel conv.t pa:.on biliousness, s:ck headadhn clear tho skin, punify
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      132 2 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life one continuous horrible fight against the dread monster of Sciatic pain T Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle Ia your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrust* of the torturous disease Then let ma tell you that you are
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      111 2 11 Only hand-making can preserve the delicate 0^ I flavour of the superfine Virginia leaf from a I which 555 are made. 1 1 TTT tiling ■MtniiiiuintMiiiiiititfiitiif'iiii|nii lutit.t miiiuni,,,,,,,,, *****1x11* inilifninill|nflfl I MOT0R At UNION I I INSURANCE Co L(d j ffl (Incorporated In England.) 1 L 0 13 MOrOB
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      36 2 of They are the p*« Tlimat, Tonsils and other infection The modem and m°Jj£tf way to put eemw to■»> y the use <f j Always keep genuine r ormannm bv the origin* 1 A. Wulfimj Co.
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    AGE OF MOVIE PICTURES.
    227 3 London July 2.—Mr. James M. Beck l.he American Solicitor-General) delivered to-day an- interesting address bo members of the English-Speaking Un'on. He said:—"We are living is the age of the moving picture brain, 'n which r.j man remembdrs in *th# evening what he ha\s read in the
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    A GREEK LOTHARIO.
    164 3 A*hcns, July 10.—A range story is being tiold here concerning a Greek officer who has had rwelve wives living in the city wthout th:m being known to each oiher. Captain Constanitrine VassKsVrsu> was charged and court-martialed as a desenter, confessed that he had niarritid. a fresh gi»l
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      334 3 1 WORLD RENOWNED" SISGUITS 4 CAKES Sole Agents: gj IRVING JONES CO. I SINGAPORE. I Cheap Sale f $2 per 1000 MANILA ENVELOPES| (Made in England) Size 6* x SI I m I dhe Federal Rubber Stamp Co.! Phone V 442. 32, Baffles Place, SINGAPORE. *****1 i i i i
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      152 3 THE KING OF SPIRITS— 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. NAPIER JOHNSTONES SCOTCH WHISKY settlement* CALDBECK.MACGREGOR4Co.Ltd. federated 3c. 1
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    813 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." Supcnb in t' .re.ig? h of story and cast; "Human Hearts," ihe Jewel which comes to the Palladium to-morrow for as* engagement of a few days s'a rids forth prominently among the offerings of recent months as a drama
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      421 4 AMUSEMENTS. All the World knows the appeal of such great screen play as 44 Daddy Long Legslf another such great play were found would you go and see it! WELL, HERE IT IS AT THE Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. Commencing from Monday 6 to Wednesday, August 8, at 9-30
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      386 4 AMUSEMENTS. A LH AM BRA From Saturday, August 4, to Thursday, August 9. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp Accident will Happen 1 Reel Star Comedy. Jesse L. Lasky Presents GLORIA S A A NSUN IN A I Her Husband s y Hp I V\ Trademark J A
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      355 4 "GAIETY 7 Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. O\J J\[ 1 a THE DI4MOND QUEEN George 8 Seife SERIAL i E; is< d«?s Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen The P a 2nd Show at 9 p.m. Epwoce* t Wi) T hr fe J 8 Mo, NOBODY SERIAL Episodes 29, 30, 3i and
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    NEWS FROM PENANG.
    97 5 Snagei l hoh Mines. L Oar Own Correspondent.) (xng, YesJ rday. n of the Ulu Piah 1 I inJ rmed tiiat the v red the mining ,i th Sunfei Choh I• .1 which were referred r..' > Chairman's speech at the mm Vug of the •(VrooeedT-g to
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    COLLIERIES CASE.
    79 5 .eav t to Appeal to Privy Council. torn Our Own f .»rrespondent). Kuai<! Lumpur, To-day. I and second M Russ< I, a,sd Russell to the Chef 1 i f»r leave to Privy Council ago'net i f he Court of W The ipp cation postr 1 1 >urt *>f
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    HERR STINNES.
    57 5 July 17.—The Warsaw eo»--r <* fee Para "Matin" I** ha: great anxiety prevails Pf M political and industrial cir- rr Hugo Siinnesa atftriSilesia, where he has pwl numerous foundariea and 1 »hieh could be transformed l; of the most form dP*" rfattores on the Contir Th »»«jority of
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    107 5 Fox untitled who are alleged to f «I w unlawful assembly before Mr. Gouri«y, Police Curt yesteiday, bail oi $500. The «rrested ir efr*equence cfl River ValleyF *<fey and are alleged to n ixiles, knves k one <>f is k armed \viuh a general meeting of Musical Assoc<*- x Hir
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    506 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin local io-diay, $93.00 per pikul. 125 tons sold. LYALL AND EVATFS REPORT. Up 7s 6d. Rubber.—ls 3%d>. Up %d. Rubbers:—Brogas 72% to 77% cts. Buki: Jeletongs 69 to 72 cents, Ulu Benutis 30 to 33 oenV.ts, Amalgamated Malays $2.25 to $2.35, BassetJts $1.14
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    EXCHANGE.
    83 5 Singapore, Aug. 8. On London— tmA Bank 4 months' sight 2» 4 J-J™ 2s 3 31-32 d Demand Private 3 months sight 2s 4 On Indaa— Bank Tel. Transfer A On Hongkoag— Bank demand draft 2%p.c. Disc. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer On Japan—
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    81 5 C. «>i Wublwr Asßocia i Singapore, Aug. 8. I'm't Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quota, London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers Spot 51 51% September 53 53% Oct to Dec. 56% 57 Jan to March 58% 59 Latest London Cablet quota.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    84 5 Standard Oi 1 Co's Current Prices. D*\«>r's Imperial BrMllant per two tins $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two t ns $4.80 Tig<»r per two tins $480 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 \sia<ic Petro'eura Cm*» Current Pricea. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin)
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    TIN RETURNS.
    84 5 The Renong Tin n-edging Co. Ltd. The following are the particulars of the output of the above Company's T n Ore for the 2nd half month ending July 31, 1923: Dredge No. 1 Piculs 148 Dredge No. 3 Piculs 407 Making a uV'al of Piculs 555 Approximate total
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    84 5 Par Dongola August 4. —Mr. end Mrs. P. Crawley, Mr. H. H. Jarman, Mr. P. H. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pay-Lt. Comdr. B. Cartar and Mrs.. Carter, Master and Miss Carter, Mr. L. G. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Burnard, Mr. F. Hawkiri6, Mr. H.
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    84 5 New York, July 12.—1t has been reported from C nc'rmati (Ohio) that 38 large American firms are forming an association styled the Allied American Corporat on, and that they have announced that they have i gned a contract with the Russian Government to provide the latter with machinery and to
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      87 5 REMEMBER Commencing Sunday August 12 By Special Request from Those who could obtain seats We Repeat for the First Time The Great M iliy Historical play In 4 Parts SETIZUBEIDA Seats can be booked at W CHEONG KOON SENG CO., THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera is Singapore.) AT
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      319 5 NOTICE. lice is hereby tba 1 he busiat-» of a flee* Goods »lercha:.* formerly carrie 1 on by K. M. MohatMd Nather ■abib at No. l? Arab street, laaaiHßTl was >v the id :iy of August IMS purchased by Iriana Eoa Mobarued banifa and Sons. Wm. H. KELLEY, Solicitor for
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      380 5 FORM "C". (Pursuant to Section 109 of the Ordinance No. ISS (Companies).) i Sui cmunt by The Chinese Bank, Lirrfted Jure, 1923. The Share Capital of !<he Company La $4.000,000 dvtfed into ***** aharea of $100 each. The number of shares issued ib 20,000. Calls to the amvunt of $50
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    123 5 WH EN AND WHERE. A s.ncap°k e DURT. ufr __7 46 a m 71 p m p outw-rd maiiju. > ,n; ''"'s r Lr*S. c. C v 2.45 p.m. Scb Cups. 4.45 p m. ('"P. Middlesex I 915 p.™ M.rk Zolrro To-morro*. AuK- «A-8.58 82 m < F A. Cup.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    535 5 Tc day, Aug. 8. Hongkong Amoy Van Oversuraien 2 p.m. Kemaman, Kua'a Dungun Trengganu Hong Ho 2 p.m. Kietay, Keiantan, Patani, Singora,* Bandon Bangkok* M ah idol 2 p.m. Hongkong Jajvan Andes Maru 3 p.m. Hongkong,* Siianghai Japan* Benreoch 3 p.m. Batu Pahai Meran 3 p.m. Malacca Muair*
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    31 6 DEATH. Mr. E. SOON SENG, Chief Hark to Mr. J. G. Campbell passed away las t night at No. 1 Race Course Road. Funeral on Saturday. Cemetary, Hoiiana Road
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    CO-OPERATION IN MALAYA.
    992 6 The real value of a co-operative society can hardly be appreciated without a record of actual benefits accomplished. It is with interest, therefore, that we take up the first report, of the first co-operative society registered under the Co-opera-tive Societies Enactment (1922) of the Federated Malay States,
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    GOOD RUBBER NEWS.
    220 6 AMERICAN BUYERS ACTIVE IN THE F.M.S. Contract in Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, To-day.—Tho "Malay Mail" learns that the United Sta e» Rubber Company, has»conclud«.d a contract to buy up the whole of the latex output of a Company whose esta.e is near KuaOa
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    419 6 The s.s. Soudan hae left Hongkong and expected to arrive at »dhis port at 6 p.m. on Sunday. She will proceed to the P. O. Wharf on arrival. Mr. S. K. Wong s.?jilB t»-d»«.y for Hongkong by the Mshima M«ru to join the Empress of Australia travelling to Europe via
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    509 6 EXPLANATION OF THE RESIGNATIONS. Meeting Yesterday. A meet ng 0 f the Tanglin Club was held lan nighs at tihe Club Mr. G. S. Carver, President, took the chair and there was a good attendance of members. The President explained a'he position in relation to the Rule*, of
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    227 6 Mr. David McCall, reports the theft of his wallet containing $60 from his room at the Burlington Kote! yesterday. No arrest has been made. Th* members of the Kuala Lumpur Indian PnVers' Association were ontertained to tea on Su-<iay the sth -nst.. at the Indian Pr .iters' Assoc ation of
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    COLONY'S GIFT
    329 6 ,>l HL NOT 1s s hen hi b of lh bt I7N i-r 1 l V tak < the an d hoped tha the' leuer to A he SeyJeO Auction pubhca, lon: His Excellency Tr r H Setrlemenu, Sir^. k Your Excelb ncy w |»ve '.he honour to'J
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    A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
    69 6 Governor-General ©I M. Mar, ial Marl ft, ernar-Geneiiil of Indo CW* panied by hi* wife »d Kt h a Efiair, ar/ ved n Sii*F Monday on b« ard th* LebcTi" and iw niet c A. A. Howell, ADC. The French Consul M otther members of "JJJ j
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    RIOT AT MIRI.
    60 6 Eleven thine* f* 4 A r'xs of a m h 7 *r t jk occurred at M'ri on M to ihe "Sarawak t peat* tha. by a Java.ie.se and k*» I marched off S'lation. A number ga her*d at the M they ai'acked tn*- *>.. mm** European
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      276 6 I ROBINSON CO., LTD. I Ill S Tan and Black 30 cents tin. g I D a Dark Tan and Ox Blood &> cents tin. B a c B »i 3 I Polishes and Preserves the Leather jj I TAN, BLACK, j DARK TAV AND OX BLOOD STAIN POLISH. 1
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    GROTESQUE SPECTACLE
    288 7 BERLIN PRINTING EIGHT BILLION MARKS A DAY. SHOPS DOUBLING PRICES. Reuter. London, Yesterday. German marks piovide a grotesque spectacle <amd are quoded at eighteen m'11 ions to the pound. The movemervt has excited nferent as the market considers the German Government's iwa f :h'-- refrulai-iorrs as dcs'gaedi to
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    LATE MR. HARDING.
    189 7 WIDOW VETOES MILITARY DISPLAY. Simple Home Burial. Reuter. M.. n, Ohio, Yesterday. 11m Raadas the late Mr. Hardjp. -v V boned beside hfc ■otaer r sister, but after the funem. a Aoguet 10. w'.'.l be plated i. ;•ad I g the erec•j a ni is earn. r
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    TIKHON ACTIVE.
    88 7 hurch Mm Kschew Politics. Reuter. Riga, To-day. .ahy leant*d from Moscow ,a wen 1 kh')!! is exercising -r> nriui-nc-c <ncr» rmoua na in remarkable scenes of fwv., U r. The Patujairch s J 7* !!l emphasising that the mu>l ""H a* empt bo participate••«■k Th(l livh church i
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    STATE OF CHINA.
    63 7 STA TE OF CHINA. N «*e to be Delivered. Reuter. (i London, Yeateadhy. la 1 u» pourpoc&ere Ik A f (i I van ta Chir.a la «J n r Mlh >- rmr, who f ht Boxer eettlar<r'V<r<i„», T r k lh,t P nwtt have J v formrt ion of a
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    A RUHR BENEFIT!
    73 7 BRITISH AIR SERVICE PATRONISED. London to Berlin. Reuter. London. Yesterday. The Brxfeh Service from Londlen to Beriin is benefiting by the trouble in the Ruhr. Every seai in AilCi—is booked for the remainder of this week. The demand for accommodation is unprecedented, both on he direct route
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    MOSCOW PROTEST.
    66 7 The Objection to Rakovsky. Reuter. R|:e. Yesterday. A from Moscow states that the Foreign Affairs Commissam ai has sen.', a note to the Britllsh mise'on protes/ipg aga' net the BriU'sh Foreign Office's objections to Rakovsky. The note declares that some of the chargep are not substa» liable and
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    COMMUNIST KILLED.
    41 7 Political Motive Said to be Reason. Reuter. Riga. Yesterday. A message from Moeairw sitates that the Commupist, Professor KovalevakJ, has been kiTed at Gurhkov Station presumably fipr pr-litl cal mot Tea es the body has nO* been robbed.— Reuter.
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    MOTOR FATALITY.
    72 7 A Eii-opean's Fate. Mr. E.H. Sharp, a European foremam employed by Metssns Topham Jon.cs and Railiton alt Pulau Übin, met wJJh a very serious motor ace dent on Saturday evening on Serangoonroad. He fractured his larft leg and was immediately removed to the General Hospital n a state
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    SINGAPORE FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY.
    92 7 The Honorary Secretary's report for June, 1923, s'aj c* that the total membersh p at the end of the month was 1,252, of whom 1,191 were on the cer ifieaVed list and entitled to b ftaAU. Eig<hlt new members were admitted in June. The financial year
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    680 7 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET. S.R.C. vs. K.L. Y.M.C.A. The above fixture came off on Saturday and Monday on the S. R. C. grounds and ended in a victory for the former by five wickets. The following are the scores and bowl ng analyses:— K.L. Y.M.C.A.—1st Innings. B. A. Nail rah c
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    ENGLISH MATCHES.
    591 7 London* Yesterday. Canterbury: Kent defeated Hampshire, in the Hardinge benefit match, by an innings and 57 runs. J. Bryan (K.nt) made 236 runs* Bradford: Yorkshire beat Lancashire by eight wickets. Lancashire made 187 and 73 runs in the fir.t and second innings respectively. Macaulay (Yorkshire) in .(h* second
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    BOXING.
    464 7 THE NEW WORLD BOUTS. By "R«flex." Boxing: enthusiasts who gathered in strong numbers at the New World last night were afforded an excellent programme of bouto, when soms of the Fi'ipMW> visitors ware seen in action against the local 'lnduv^ Wild Kid 7s»t 41be. ifhough not bo fearful as
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    276 7 EURASIAN COMPANY'S SUCCESS. B th the St. Andrew's Shield and the Au«Vralian S ores sh'eld. were won by the Euras an Company in the two team compe it ions in the Singapore Volun eer Rifle Association Bank Holiday meeting ac Seletar. In the firs* competi ton the winners had
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    CONTRABAND CHANDU.
    150 7 Another bach of Chinese were aira'gnd bofore Mr. Gourlay, in the th'rd p lice court yea.crday at the ina'.avce of Mr. TayW, head of the Preventive Service. A number of arresta were made on t!he Gunfcitfloch on Sunday ani a fim of $100 was imposed on fe of
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      322 7 I JOHNS ON 37 I Lightest, Speediest and most 5 JĔ Durable 3 Detachable Motor J J 1 V FOR BOATS, PINTS, fll KOLEKS, Etc. g DEVELOPS 2 H.P. UNIVERSAL STEERING- jjj Wr pri? RE VERSING S m W "extbemelycquiet. a FREE AUTOMATIC 3 U TILTING. 3 Weighs 35 lbs.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    465 8 FOOTBALL SINGAPORE TEAM AGAINST JOHORE. Th- selected Singapore Football Association team to play for the MaAaya Cup age-rtst Johoote on Saturday was »een in a trial match againait Mr. Aoria's .eleven, comprised of representatives of the local League teams on the Padang yeserday afternoon. The Sei.pted played
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    GOLF.
    243 8 SINGAPORE CLUB. The resuit of the men's August monthly medal was as follows: Senior Division.—Won by W. Hendite w:.Jh a neUc score of 73. The following cards were returned: W. Hendrie 77 4 73 W. J. Mayson 85 8 77 Ball Sweep.—No cards were returned for this division. Junior
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    ATHLETICS.
    400 8 OUTRAM ROAD SCHOOL SPORTS. Friday's Results. 150 yards Handicap Class Race. Standard 5, A: Tham Pek Nam, Tan 800 Chuan, Fong Swee Lm. Standard, 5, B: Lo Wun Tin, Chan Eng Tong, Teo Teo Leong. S"andard 4, A: Lim Woon Kwan, Song Meng Chye, Cheong Seng Kee. Standard 4,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    163 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship N. E. Ess b tat A. E. Coalho 3— 6, 6—l, 6—2. B. Singles Handicap (Final.) G. G. Gray, owe 30 beat F. J. Rappa, owe 30, 6—a, 7—5. TO-DAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles, Semi Final. C. A. Norcvs and J. R.
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    SWIMMING.
    41 8 SULLIVAN WINS "DAILY SKETCH" PRIZE. Reuter. London), Yesiterday. The "Daily Sketafh" has awarded Sullivan its prize of £1,000 for sW<mmng- t<h e Channel. The American, lady, Mra. Coiracm. an d Camadian Ferhault, have abandoned theiir attempts to sw.m the Channel.—Renter.
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    YACHTING.
    985 8 ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB. Round The-Island Race. The Yacht Club took advantage of the holidays to sail the race for the cup k ndly put up by "the Visitors," a/nd the course was round the Island of Singapore, stopping at Johore for the night, and completing the race the
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    THE TURF.
    65 8 MOLYNEUX CUP RESULT. London, July 25.—The following is the result:— Crowdennis 1 Zoomp 2 Hunting Song 3 Betting:—ll 4\> 8 aga nst Crowdennis, 6 to 1 Zoomp, 7 to 1 Hunting Song. IRISH OAKS. London, July 25.—Following is the result:— Becka I Shni 2 3 Be flhg:— 4
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      717 8 I m VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I IF good judgment leads you to «rnoke Piccadilly Cigarettes you 1 will realise that their fine appearance ,s bat a hint of the still A!ft T(GmT §y#^Js;l r i n,,«lihes which lie underneath the pure rice paper. t !N ensures M^V.^^VlJ finer smoking qualities wnicn
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    A ROMANCE OF DOLLS.
    631 9 EFFECT ON AMERICAN FEMININE FASHIONS. A doll reaching America by way of Italy, has becoming the fash'on among grownups, says the "New York HeraJd." Repeating its triumph on the Continent, where it was credited with sponsoring bobbed hair a few years back, this newcomer, known as
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    EX-CROWN PRINCE.
    31 9 Berlin, July 17.—The! ex-Crown Prince of Germany has brought an action against tftie Pruss an Minister for Finance in order to geU the sequestration order on his estates lifted.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1012 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Aug. 7. 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
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      312 9 .11l I I """"'"•'■T-lUIII Him Ill—ill light-Six Owner in New Zealand Writes: lust a few Kaes to let you know the result of my trip to R« n gitata-On my return. I very carefully filled up the petrol I tan It and found that I could only put in 5#
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      296 9 Mobiloil iki+tn ymr jmii Talephona 2411 UN CHEE SENG, 17, Cecil Street, Singapore. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. xS Supplier of all kinds of Pneumatic and VfflSESTSflam Solid Tyres and also JcS~§2ft™ Supplier of GARGOYLE Lubricating oila. Prompt Delivery to Every Order. IWillii|ii|iiliiini(Wi!ii<i iiiii»t HM i if t•I•MM i Chevrolet Cars S
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    CRINOLINE PROS AND CONS.
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