Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V No. 189 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1923.
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      148 1 THE TRIBUNE f li?pl NG N GAZETTL Editor*! Dept. i II y 1 Piuvrrial Dept. I kate I $15.00 jg** 0 7.60 I E»K ?sfJ 3.75 E rer Month- I ii MB Lggge^r^F^r^r^^i^i^r^i^F-W^i^r-Messrs Fraser Neave have the pleasure to announce 1 I that they have now placed on the market
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      48 1 r h i n i nw i ri in i i una* 5 "j I Youthful Sight at Forty-five. 1 I B and L Bitex Bifocal Glasses 1 1 for near ard far vision. I I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.. I I If, South Canal Road, Singapore. «liniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiniHinicininaniHiniij,»»
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    THE GOVERNOR AND THE BASE.
    1065 2 KUALA LUMPUR COMMENTS. We are beginning to sympathise with Sir Laurence Guillemard, says the "Malay Mai," though we fancy he is philosopher enough not to worry overmuch about the pinprick which is in mind at the moment. In a general way he has oome to
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    LOVE DRAMA ENDS HAPPILY.
    288 2 Parents Remove Ban on Marr age. There is to be a happy .sequel to the interrupted romance of Mas Renata May Hyams who lives with her parents at Radclffo-stree'a Eari's Court and the young stockbroker Mr. Harry Alfred Hillman. As exclusively reported m the "Evening Standard,"
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      331 2 On seOeral occasions when we I the tanks and heated some of our xcere branded in the desert *ith little small supply of Water I hen vCe or no food, 'Bovril Was most valuable. opened up a BoVnl tin. en us I r collect one »f the bitterly to thoroughly
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      166 2 A Great Sufferer from Rheumatism Cured By LITTLES ORIENTAL BALM. Mr. M Terry of Countess Wells, Aberdeen, says:—I was a great sufferer from Rheumatism for many years, during which time I tried many remedies from which I received but very little relief. I had great pain in ray arms and
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      229 2 1 Sz Runts. Ofcfawste* Id ara known throughout the Empire for L J Ws= covering power and durability, buppiies ready for immediate shipment. m fc««E« biJmucks ggJSJSJ y= itie .ass _r*f Vsrsisssa R~ t*ad. d,, Colw»r». R» -1 f-= V. k U lesi Br:t-Jh liwttti Oil ~=A r en P»i»tt,
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      64 2 flwT i a 1L. Notce Ehrich and raetz <haft of Berlin hav t undersigned their i Straits Settlementi Mal'ay States f r Petromax presented in he above spare par s in the Strain and the Federated feu Proceedings will be persons importing cr 0 {W ing with the above Uan|
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    SIR F. BANBURY AND THE PATTIES.
    509 3 LIVELY ENCOUNTERS VT CANTEENS INQUIRY. London, July 10.-At the resumed sitlhg of the Navy an d Army Canteens Bvard Commititee to-day, Major Boyd was recalled and questioned with regard to his prey ou s statements in connection with the d sposal of some patties.
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    SECRET DIARY OF A RUSSIAN TSAR.
    212 3 Morganatic Wife and Her Daughter. Par's Various courts of Europe are following wOth interest the developments of a lawsuit Inaw being heard before the Civil Court of Nice deal'nig with the nights of publication of the memoirs of Alexandre II. (Emperor of ail the
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      326 3 ISpecial show of| I BEM4RK»BLE LINE IN IHOIS'FOUR POST BEDSTEADS. I I 6 ft. 6 in. ft 6 in $20.00 j I *4ftem 23.00 I 1 15 ft. 0 in 26.00 I I xf»ft.oin 40.00 I K U8I0US OTHEB DESIGNS STOCKED, PRICES GBEATLY S I REDUCED, INSPECTION INVITED. K I
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      211 3 I N0W 18 THE SEASON OF epUC AND CHILLS. Use Babv's Own Tablets Against These Ills. Climate conditions in the Far East are Hard on Iftfe oni 8 especially «q this time of the year. of temperature damp heat, the ch'fl which foil ,ws hot close days, all tend to
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      527 3 1 JJ Whlteaway s Hollow Ground Razor. Il( Clothes Brush. Strmgly made with stiff bUck TBT 1 Slightly soiled Usual price $3 25. .I) buries and polished wood back. 4 Sale price 1.95 each. Aa illustiated. B— w II II ci m 4 no The "Celebrated Rogers Razor. /1 sale
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    512 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight" EMPIRE. This week's change at the Empire includes a, Universal film starring Gladys Walton m "Top 0' the Morn, ing." Th- story briefly is as follows Gewltfne ("Jerry") O'Donne'll a wfnsome Irish colleen is happy in the thought fist
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      330 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema Presenting another High Class Programme To-Night! In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. To-Night!! "A Parcel Post Husband" A two reel Big V. Comedy with EARL MONTGOMERY. HOOT GIBSON, EDNA MURPHY and LEON BARRY in a Universal Five reels special attraction, "The Galloping Hid" A story of
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      298 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Friday, August 10, to Wednesday. August 15. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. The World's Greatest Comedian in his Greatest Comedy. HIS FIRST S PART FEATURE. SEE IT! YOU'LL HUGH YOURSELF SICK. HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD
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      204 4 TAPPING NERVEFORCE Worse Than Bleeding. "It is better to lose a p nt of Wood than to have the nerves tapped. No une can mea ure yoar^iervt-force as it runs away," wrote that famous Doctor Oliver Wendle Holmes. It :s easy to exlain why this is so. The blcod-maki:;g organs
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      416 4 AMUSEMENTS J "gaiety" QITpt Kl J CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Ay* f\ A I Monday 13th K m a I 1st Show at 7.30 sharp us l at 9 I Boxing! Boxing" p Q I International News No. 17. BIGGEST FIGHTS OF ijjjjj 9 Well known R x^frr I tbe w
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    HOMEWARD PASSENGERS.
    239 5 I, ma m mflfin are leavthc s s. Khiva sa>lI -awrrovr, August g i; C. Alfoni. Mr. and v, child and infant, s. Bell. Miss J. F. v Mr. Burns. Mr. Banes, Mr. A. H. Bolton. n Mr. J. S. Black. Mrs. ipbell. Mast« Campbell. Mr. Van y
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    EXCHANGE.
    33 5 I, S .'trap.;- Aug. 14. Undon- 2l 4 l-32d P tmtmi dnfi hav. T «Wi f 1 Tv I3y* r r I, ha 6 P C 1 31 116 IhiteJ 55% 870
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    39 5 Current p "ce«. «tenal Brilliant Vlrro, t r $5.25 r*b* tl tns $4-80 Imperial i! $2.48 $2.48 1 $2.40 $2.33 i 4r *»s) $200 L|,%of Mr c $1.93 Mot,, o t,,r S Pirlt. (alio. $0,5
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    15 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. JO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin local to-<lay, $92.50 per pikul 175 tons sold.
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    ETLIN AND CO S REPORT.
    169 5 T'in,.—Loindon £183.10.0. Tin local to-day, $92.50 per pikul 175 tons sold. Rubber. —London la. 3%d. Tins.—SoUtfo Taiplings $1.05 to $1.10, Taipings 95 cent;*? to $1, Johans 42 U 45 cents, Rawangs $1.12% to $1.17%, North Taipingis $1.10 to $1.15. Rubbers—Mentakabs 27 to 29 cts Ulu
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    122 5 Bayers Sellers Gambier $12.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 21.00 Mixed Black Pepper 13.12 V£ *Sulidried Copra 10.10 10.10 Mixed Cotpra 9.65 9.65 Small Fiiake Tap oca "11.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13 75 Small Pearl Tapioca 14.12V2 No. 1 Sago Flour 4.60 Fair Sago
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    86 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore. Aug. 14. Pale Crepe Oosintf Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot W* Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Qqginff Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 51 52 September 53 r, 3% Oct to Dec 56 Jan to March 59 59'« Latest London Cables
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    124 5 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nich- Sbimbun" for the foJIowiag: Tokio Aug 10. A rumour is c rculating i* political quarters that Baron Katoh urtennk to resign from the Preanrerdhip and that Baron Okawo, the M truster for Jvstice. or Mr. Takahashi ex-Premier and President of
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    WHEN FATHER GROUSES.
    100 5 Vicar's Novel Idea for Raising Parochial Funds. vicar of St. Pauls, Hounslow, has adopted a novel idea for raiding parochial funds. He has issued a number of brown paper envelopes, each wi'Jh 30 separate pockets with Uhe suggestion that "whenever father grouses because the breakfast bacon is
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    HIS EXCELLENCY'S TOUR.
    63 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Yesterday. His Excellency the Governor, Sir Laurence Guaieraard arrived at Kuala Kangsar yesterday from Kuala Lumpur. Lady Gullemard is going to Penang whence she returns to Singapore on the 21st instant. H s Excellency wailks up Taiping i Hill to-day amd will
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    57 5 The "Glasgow Bulle in has a picture cf a Siamese student, dressed in Highland garb, under the caption "School's champion piper." Underneath i« the foWmg:-" Lim-Kar Talk a Dollar Academly Cadet, who has 'won the gold medal for piping confibed to Western Sdwob. He is a native of Sam, and
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    ALLEGED FRAUDS.
    600 5 CASE AGAINST BOMBAY MERCHANTS. Continued Hearing. The preliminary enqury into t'e case in which two B tmbay merchants named Abdul Rahman and Abdul Latif Josaf stand charged with cheating and fraud was continued before Mr. W. N. Gourlay in the th rd police court yesterday afternoon, when the
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    PENANG NEWS.
    82 5 (From Our Own Correspondents. Penang, Yesterday. A motor bus, owned by a Chinese firm, knocked down and kilbd a cyclist named Chew How Kow early this morntec at Sungqi Penang. The driver, Warimuttu, was charged with rash driving causing death. He was bailed out in $500. The first
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    40 5 At the last meeting of the Council of the loyal Colonial instiOute Mr. C. J. K. Grieve (Kuala Lumpur), Mr. A. E. Lee (Kuala Lumpur), Mr. Edward J. Wells (MaOacca), and Mr. U. P. Lynn (Lahad Daftu) ware elected Fellows.
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      346 5 I I llllll'll *****1 1 i [«^««^m I KELVIN MARINE MOTORS 8 I TO RUN ON KEROSINE OR PETROL. I >f *v. :ij SHAFTING jjj 3 Pre-war prices| Down to the last |jj K d r>i t* Screw and Bolt g ,< Bo.it Pi ins Fre.'. H H 1 Ready
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    44 5 »m. 11.411 pa. .«aid I'"' 1 leave! 4.30 p.n>i" "'J '■> P M V 1 s;R' O.T.F.C. f ,,.2» f >u. •[>,,,,j.muni oomf 1 hMV ti J m.. I»l P»' ■P Vnv. IUT.M5 pinj(Kf- in 1.41 p,f«V t\.r»iclw*- 12JSU r, iii >»I
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    343 5 Way. A UK. 14. Batu KUt Sri Wongesv 2 r ,,a. Bat j\ t a V||I| Hoarf| 3 m 'Flying Dragon 2 p.m. Port P*nang* Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port Sa d Europe (via Marseilles) KHIVA 3 p.no, ttegistra&ion up to 1 p. m t j, Parcels noon Tandjong
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    77 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. 1 he family of the late Mr. E Soon Seng, beg to thank their relativesUWjJJ and those members of the I hartered Bank and of J. U« the funeral on Saturday la*l and also to thank those woo sent wreatn and telegrams of condolence. Mr. E Walter,
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    DEATH.
    31 6 At Lorong lOfta****.iMf»««tof years, the son of Mr. fc Loveday of Fraser Jeave LiW. at Bidadari to morrow morning. Friends and relatives will kmdly accep intimation. (Ceylon papers please copy.)
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    A POSITIVE POLICY AT LAST.
    921 6 European affairs have reached the most critical turn since the Great War. The British note emphasises the perilous situation, and fee news of the resignation of the Cuno Cabinet, in response, or apparently so, to the demand of the German Communists, demonstrates the complete necessity
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    763 6 Higa, Yesterday.—Mr. F. L. Baldwin's party of Becos traders has arrived.— Reuter. The repayment of Hhe Siamese loan has commenced* and M abated that the first frJgpflM* was paid to the F.M.S. Government lr.at month. Amongst the cnndydaitas who passed the examination of the London School of Tropical Medicine for
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    ISISH ELECTIONS.
    89 6 TWO LADY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. Stormy Beginning. Reuter. London, Yesi tvcdmy. The gpen/ng of the Free SUte Government** candidates election campaign, wi€h a demonstration on. College Green, Dublin, was attended by considerable disorder. Mr. Cosgrave and other ministers were subjected to constant interruptions from groups of female Republicans distributed
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    49 6 Conservatives Retain Seat. Reuter. London, Yesterday. The ScuJh Portsmouth by-eiectkm mcessrtated by uhe appointment of Lt-Col. W.dson to tihe Governiarshp of Bombay, resulted as fofTows:— Major Cayzer (Conservative) 11.884. S r Henry Lawson (Liberal) 9,763Major Cayzer formerly retired in favour ef Lt.-Col. Wilson owing to iilHeaith. —Reuter.
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    JULY TRADE RETURNS.
    37 6 Reuter. London, Yesterday. The Boaod of Trade returns shews imports during July at 76 818,334. a decrease of 12 489.349 compared wiih June and exports in July at 59 503,850. a decrease of 3.379,709.—Reuter.
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    THE LATE MRS. GUNATILAKA.
    108 6 The funeral of the mmi Mrs Gunatilaka, w'fe of Mr. E. W. GUiatibka manager of 6m P. 0. Wharves, took place yesterday at the B'dadari cemetery in the presence of a large and ccmopolit n gather ng. From tie cemeteny gates to the giave a wMba
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    327 6 In the Criminal Distriot Court yesterday sentence of a years' rigorous mpiisonnnr. I; Sftsj pSjSSSd on two Chinese who werj convicted of hous. breaking and theft at a house in Lorong 29, Gaylang on July 27 3j& A home paper srt.a cs—A male Malay tapir, imp oil edfrom Singapore, is
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    GERMAN CHAOS.
    249 6 SVSI>EN DE!) KI^ S,riker s Killed The aiTike» at the yards attacked the poli t vened to prevent worker*. Sever* and many winded ir> ar ***aj3 Berlin Y» It is aosnounctd that h Knd to Italy pow^notpar:icip, Uri occupation, which UmMMlli tamed or partly m be rospeVded on
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    JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA
    140 6 Cultivating BetUr o*l standing I Reuter. London Vs2* The "Oa ly Telegr::>.'<' respondent states tbit a SK-.-cK.ists to the Pan together wth accompar.y:^ m of the Japanese Hous: d m > conducting a m*fdcmP*} the object of pws» m j Japanese Australia --f For example -•he course
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    DOCKERS RESUMING
    24 6 Backbone of trh L > The Tie****. rtau* that hero of rk J Lnrrton wharves.. f ha d been gUjkc mo**™**** have r.«umed
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      303 6 I ROBINSON CO., LTD. j I BRITISH I 1 GOVERNMENT I W GROUND-SHEET [jj tti v OT CAPES I $2.25 -I t I g Tho Cape of a thousand uses fairly describes this 1 Rubber Proofed Cape which is made from Fawn Double g Wigan material. For Drivers, Messengers, Motorists,
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    VERDICT OF WORLD:
    1642 7 VIEWS FROM THE BIG CAPITALS ON THE BRITISH NOTE. PUBLICITY MOTIVE ACHIEVED. FRANCE DOES NOT INTEND TO REPUDIATE HER WAR DEBTS.' Reuter. Reuter. Pan a. Yesterday. t ,1 ..rticul ciivlw are very d's*appo n <*d at the Brluah Note and fit. 1 Hwt«*d of the creditors unhmg
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    DUTCH NAVY BILL.
    103 7 Drastic Economic Measures Proposed. Reuter. Amsterdam. Yesterday. The "Telegnaaf" understands that the new Finance Minister, M. Colyn, d spite the intention to carry out the Navy Bill, will propose drastic ec- nomic measures Involving an est mated saving of a hundred million, guilders. It is expected that
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    FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.
    39 7 Reuter. French Government's Action. Paris, Yesterday. In connecticr, with the presentation of the joint note to China, regard.ng the securty of foreigners and foreign interests, Government ha* de cided to strengthen its naval force*: in China.—Renter.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    505 7 SPORTS PASTIMES LAWN TENNIS. SINGAPORE'S DOUBLES CHAMPIONS. By "Wayfarer." In .c presence of a fairly large gatheri* Koizumi and Asarvo met Uk-rmark and Utkmg Sri Sayam Kitch in the Sbgapore Lawn Te.xi* doubles champ'onship yesterday on the S. C. C. court. The term s was bright from start to finish,
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    DAVIS CUP.
    18 7 Reuter. Ohioafco, Sunday. In Ihe Davis Cop Hawk us defeated Pukuda by 6—3, 6—4, 6—3 Reuter.
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    BADMINTON.
    35 7 AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION. Championship Ties. Thun day.—Tan Soo Sin vs. Lim Chin Joo. Friday.-—Toh Cheng Kiait vs. Kiong Beng Hong. Saturday—Low Kim Teo vs. Lim Chwue Poh, Chew Keow Bock vs. Lee Gh'n Yam.
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    SWIMMING.
    18 7 TIRABOSCHI AWARDED «1,00«. Reuter. London, Yesterday. Tirabosehi has been awarded the "Daey Sketch" prize of £1000 Reuter.
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    YACHTING.
    49 7 BRITAIN DOUBLE U. S. IN POINTS. Reuter. Cowos, Yesterday. BiVtain won the fourth BrjtinhAmerican cup race and nyw leads by 96 prirts •gsj'-Tdl 48.—Reuter. London, Sartnipday*—At Cowes lue 'Mwd race for the British American Oup was won by Britain which now leads by 72 to 36 points.-- Rcutie»v.
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    BOXING.
    784 7  -  LIVELY SCRAPS AT THE SURINA. By "Reflex." The m-.rag. of ihe Surma Theatre are tj be for tha excellent ring and |mating accommodation* prov3dej v. nigthit, when an attractive progfntnme of bouts brought forth a fairly good audience. Th* ring was faultlessly bul t and is probably the best
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    1311 8 FOOTBALL MALAYA CUP COMPETITION. MALACCA DRAWS WITH NEGRI SEMBILANFISHER TO THE FORE. By "Rover" Last Saturday (as briefly reported already), in very poor weather conditions, and before a record crowd Malacca played Sembilan. The ground was in a sodden slLate and proper control of the ball was
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    SINGAPORE CUP REPLAY.
    383 8  -  ST. J.O.B'S. EASY WIN. By "Reflex." The Royal Engineers were beaten by five clear goaf.s fto nil by St. Joseph's Old Boys on the Padang yesterday af ternoon in the Singapore Cup Competition match. The telams were St. J. 0. B.—4&omes; Kee Seng, Pennefather Gue "Seng, Chfap
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    YACHTING.
    633 8 R. S. Y. C. SECOND RACE FOR ELIZABETH CUP. The second race for the Elizabeth Cup was sailed yesterday morning under ideal conditions as regards weather, and twleve boats started at 10 o'clock over the usual Club course, and under percentage hand caps. The Polly was first round the
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    CRICKET.
    259 8 COUNTY MATCH. Londcn Yesterday. Sussex defeated Warwickshire at Birmingham by an innings and 130 runs. Street (Sussex) made 72 runs and Colonel Watson 90 not out. Router. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE. W. L. w. L. 1st 1st P. o Pei. Yorks UJ 21 I 3 0 125 HI 88.80 Notts
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    BILLIARDS.
    67 8 INTER-CLUB TOURNAMENT. Entries are invVbed from members of Registered or Exempted Chinese Chibs for the above Tournament, Rules can be obtained from the Secretary, The Garden Club. TANGLIN CLUB. The final tie of the Withers Cup (Billiards) D. Stewart v. Dr. M. W. Chill wiftl be played at Tanglin
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    SPORTS IN IPOH.
    154 8 Tennis Cricket and Football and Hockey. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. Yesterday. The newly formed Perak Sports Association, who control all State sports, held their half yearly meeting on Saturday, and reported excellent results in the establishment of state championships in tennis singles and mixed doubles and
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    78 8 London, Aug. 10. Manchester Market— 8% lbs aborting fair (new basis) 15|3 40's Grey Yarns single Twist 24Vs 6 lbs. T Oioth fair 24 yards 1216 Liverpool Market— CotJton (Fully M iddl ng American) 14.72 Egyptain-Cotton 16.05 Metals— Tin Std. 3 months £184.17.6 Produce— Copra (fair merchantable)
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    27 8 July Output. Harrisons Barker and Co. Ltd., Secretaries. Mentakab 14,400. Tung) Mch 5,306. Sunge Bagan 25,600. Sandycroft 16.405. Tebrau 65,366. Bintan 20,561. Jetram Kuantfcn 15.948.
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      289 8 Fmgw ptiGAMUv 1 I if s| BjMiH VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I L?i?J piccadilly Cigarettes have a character essentially individ,. The 'J rwis datlnt L t 1 tact that each cigarette is made by hand ensures a.. v 1 ?mt«t£ 9 ,S uniform year in and year out Every tin you v
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    TRACKLESS TROLLEY.
    641 9 COMING INTO FAVOUR. The trackless trollibus, wh.ch is a ctcnbinaticn of the street car and motor bus, has aroused a great deal of interest throughout the Unted States and Europe because of the present high cost of street railway construction and the competition from the motor bus. In
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    WORLD'S FATTEST MAN.
    38 9 P«*x: A Budapest message says the man in the world is a native of the town of Zaitchar, in Jugo-Slavia. His w>d h is 69 inches. He weighs nearly 40 s l one.—Ex. Tel. Co.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    999 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Aug. 14. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2a I|3 Anglo-Java 2s 3|. Anglo-Malay 20s I|3|o Ayer
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      760 9 Mobiloil 4Ur <k tkm jmr jn* Telephont 2419 LIM CHEE SENG, 17, Cecil Street. Singapore. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. 13 Supplier of all kinds of Jak||[wi£v i'l.rumatlc and Solid Tyres and also Supplier of GARGOYLE Lubricating oili. MiSfek to Every Order. i,..,..-.n.... t T lrn -ii n i i i i
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