Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.! AND^^J SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. lr _\u 202 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923.
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      259 1 LgST surgery i ippliaoeM m b y th(> S.S. I I ,MI)K-AND s Utt^ N com- r I No Danger Vwor'ng. x I Road, I SINGAPORE. I r I H .IMIIIIIIiII Klvin marine motors 1 TO RUN ON KEROSINE OR PETROL. BL Down to last KSlV Screw and Boll jC
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      108 1 "LITTLE VICTOR" INHALER. For Colds in the Head. I Wholesale Reu.il froa Melici! Bali, Lit 23 BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE. I I :>B\\ MODBL ROBINSON PIANOS LONDON AND GUARANTEED FOR SEVEN YEARS TERMS FOR PURCHASE. $25 Monthly. CALL AND INSPECT THEM. STANDARD PHARMACY 306, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, 'Phone 1862. FRESH SHIPMENTS
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      231 1 •i>i>iini:ii!;iiiinmmmiiriiufnt. i"i t»h nWWMM I Youthful Sight at Forty-fire. B and L Bitex Bifocal Glass** for near and far vision. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. I c I c H C a c I c 5 c D G I VIRGINIA CIGARETTES Pure Golden
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    WOMEN AND THE UNIVERSITY.
    667 2 FULL VOTE ALLOWED, BUT THE WOMEN LOSE. House of Commons July 20 —Owing ;o the sttrenelfi of the sun's rays the heavy velvet curtains were drawn across the w'tndows and the electric light turned n when the House assembled this morni-ing. The Hons? considered on report
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    HAPSBURGS' LAST HEIRLOOM.
    369 2 Ex-Km pre?» To Sell It For Food. In poverty's last grip, worn with her misfortunes, and with a brood of growing children all but crying piteoualy for breid!, tha ex-Empress Z ta, widowed consort of dead and broken-hearted K-irl of Austria, driven to the last extreme of
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    KING'S LAWSUIT AGAINST EX-EMPRESS.
    154 2 Dispute Over Sale of Famous Diamond. Paris: L t'gation between the Khg Italy and the deposed Empress 4ita of Austria is likely to ensue over the world-famous damoid— "the Florentine"—which weghs ***** carats. The ex-Empre.-:s Zita wid feg to d'spose of the stone, boing in dire
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      211 2 IHAVE YOU TRIED 1 i j "WORLD RENOWNED* BISCUITS CAKES c j Sole Agents t H I IRVING JONES CO. j j SINGAPORE. I ■BMiilDiiiiuiHliiiii»iiiiiininii!iiiiii»[iiiiiili!iiiiiiiTiiui!iiMii;iiii;iiiiiiiiin. i i i i i i a i i i a m Silks Curios NEW LINE OF LADDER PROOF HOSIERY JUST PUT ON THE MARKET
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      124 2 JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Jti I WOrth T hi,e t0 «Perimert with the myriad so-called "cures" for Rheumatism when there IS one PROVFM rCmed u y tim «-t«»ted and PROVEN which will brin* yon instant relief you For nearly a generation Little'a c.asses of people, in all countries aa a relief
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      513 2 TO KEEP COOL AND WELL IN THE HEAT daily regufjarity is essential. The dispel constipation, gerutly stimulate the liver and ad the appetite, banish biriousnees and summer headaches. Pinkettes are perfection. These dainty little laxatives also clear the skin, sweeten the breath, prevent diarrhoeU. and dysentery. Of dealers, or post
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      390 2 I the 85^ I MOTOR A UINIon I INSURANCE I MOTOR m I every risk. I "DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPFve I INSURED NOW.' APPENs H*t I FIRE.-Buildlngs, Dwellings, Godowns, Rem p I Trade etc. Per Effec* X MARlNE.—Cargoei to all Ports. I Moderate Premiums 1 PRJMPr SETTLEMENT OF
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    AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
    1532 3 PERMANENT AIR FORCE. At the end of June a Bill relating to a r defence w a3 introduced in the Hr-usc of lUpfcBHfeMrai of the 06m-mr-nweaith rif Aust. al a. fc] mov g the second reading of the Bill, the Minster of Defence, Mr. E. K. Bowden, said
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      332 3 HAMMERS llll—lll|| I ar ge Mocks of all Types at Competitive Prices." UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. -t-.j tha Straits Soitlam*!! 1 SINGAPORE "fl 'X. fimteers JUST UNPACKED. f fOU SEEN THE NEW MOTO > CYCLE f "RADCO" klP.with Two-speed gear, kick start, and all-chain drive Here is the >pp rtunity. we
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      339 3 «> I'm] --3H THE KING OF SPIRITSTHE SPIRIT OF KINGS. Club' has borne a great reputation ever since George IV declared it his favourite whisky. Its mellow flavour, such as only perfect 4 ageing' can impart, appealed alike to William IV. ■N. J. Club' quality is the same to-day. It
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    826 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight" For sheer beauty cf story, scenes and acting, "Shadows," the new Preferred Picture which opened at the Alhambra yesterday, is one of the finest photoplays seen for a long time. Lon Charj«y, as Chinese lauajdry-man-pililo&opher, is the outstanding figure
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      382 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. From Monday, August 27, to Wednesday, August 29. Second Show at 9.30 p.m. Frank Mayo Supported by Sylvia Breamer, in a mo>t vivid and thrilling story of big days in Missouri of romantic adventure in the Ozark*, where fists and the quickest hand were
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      277 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Tuesday, August 28, to Sunday, Sept. 2. ;o the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp High Flier 1 Reel Star Comedy. Topical Budget British Screen News. W. W. HODK1NSON PRESENTS LOUISE GLAUM IN Love Madness IN 7 REELS. It is a gripping, compelling picture which holds you
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      305 4 AMUSEMEWS^ "GAIETY 7 j Cf Tnt 1st Show at 7.30 Sharp \3 \J il V C0MPLE TF. CHAVrr A BLUE JACKET'S HONOR F Starring Jack Perrin. Sh at 7 3o !k the warrior strain Sen In Four Parts. Erodes 9. M fwi Sh w o SIC I BROWNIE p Century
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    59 5 1 9 f C. Rubber Association. g Bgapore, Aug. 29. Crept Closing Prices. Bayers Sellers. London Cables quote. Sa< 8 v .o.'.ng Prices Buyers Seller* 54' 57 57% Cto March M pi L b Cablei quote. Let. —Steady. f'fd Wittrhoase Co.. Ltd. S ngap Aug. 29. ag rubber
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    EXCHANGE.
    46 5 Sngapoi Aug. 29. 2a 4 532 d 2s 4 l|l6d sig 2s 4 %4 ikh--173 ii •J 1 p.c. Disc. Hugh*!--75% llrafcTeLTnnrfei 139 V 2 lli?K--1CS fcftifjs buying rate $5.54 af Entfand rare 4 p.c a L ton 30% Singapore, Aug. 28. York--53 55^ 900
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    HOMEWARD PASSENGERS.
    129 5 engers are pro- i s. Kashmir lay:— noW, Mr. C. R. I' Archer. Mr. r"» *r Brttlebank, Miss M E Bi idden, Mr. Nai i Vlr. G. W. Bell, Bur -iand, Mr. H. Ball, Mr. J. I, s Brown, Mrs. L. G. Miss Cramer, F. Canceller. H. K.
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    198 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin local to-day, $98.25 per pkul 325 tons sold. LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT Tin.—.£193.15.0. Up 42s ftd Rubber.—ls. 4<i. up %d. Share Market.—Mor« active. Rubbers.—Luna s $7.90 to $8.10. Craigieleas 70 to 72% cents, Indrafirta $5.55 to $5.65, Radellas $4 to $4.20, Katoyang Bahrus
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    ETLIN AND CO S REPORT.
    349 5 Tir\—London £193.15 0. Tin local to-day, $98.25 per p'kul 325 toriB sold. Rubber.—London Is. 4<d. T ns.—Taipings 93 to 96 cents. North Taipings $1.05 to $1.07%, South Ta pings $1.02% to $1.07%, Rawangs $1.12% to $1.16» Johaws 39 to 42 cents, Petalings 79 to 82%
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    114 5 Buyers Sellers Gamber 13 50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 20 50 Mixed Black Pepper 12.5-0 12.50 Sundried Copra 10.75 Mixed Ocpra 10.35 Small Flake Tapioca 11.37% 1137% Med. Pearl Tapioca 13 Small Pearl Tapioca 13.75 No. I Sago Flour 4 < 7 *Fa:r
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    86 5 Standard Oi' Co's Current Prices. levoe's Imperial Brilliant per two fc'ns $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $4.80 Tiger per two tins $4-80 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Pctroleam Co's Current Prices. Fi--h per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin) $2.48 Dragon
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      588 5 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tan-Id*« »v.l r»»c«rived at th»» Colonial ir> -t i) fic<i up to uoi.it on the I4:h day ot :**vteaiber, i'.K'3, foe the 1 su.».»l> t ia ua ujer plates f.»r the -ie<uiration of i>nd Fishing Boats for the ye«tr I 1 Che number» inquired approximately liie year are
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      394 5 If |)f 4 5 ItHkain pulicat madrasfjr Notice is hereby given that the Trade Marks depi ted above are the property of A. N. ARUMUGA MUDALIAR, carrying on business at No. 87, Beach Road, Singapore, and are used by him in connection with Kain Pulikat manufacturer!, imported and «old by
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    109 5 .im;aW e diabt To,». AUK. 2». f' T,»W>ni m»u Closes. i'up semi-final: St. B A V a Theatre 9.30 a \u»r. 30. T rl, |i 24 a nt- 0.51 p.m. r^ v mail closes. S' 1 31 Mem. Hali, 5.15 p.m. 4 fr day. Aug. 31. a
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    386 5 Totay, Aug. 29. Frg Radjah Tern'.* lahan Han k Yon 2 p.m. kr.tay. Ktlantan, Pf.tan'. Singora,* Bantk>n Bangkok* Mahidol 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Sri Wcings.ee 2 pm Catavia Tambora 2 p.m. M&rsmg Kemarmn Tr:ngganu Ban-ratta 2 p.m Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis, S ak Pakan Baroe Hong Keat 2 p.m.
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    GERMANY'S LAST HOPE.
    866 6 From the first public utterance of the new German Chancellor we gai ned /(ihe impression that, however strong or weak he may prove to be in the pr:sent dep:iß**ng circumstances, he has at least a grip on realities. That view is strengthened by his .second statement, the
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    129 6 Vote for Naval Base Site. The next meeting- of the Legislate Cotfncll wh'ch will be held at 10.30 a.ni. on Monday, has a long agenda before it. Among the questions the Hon. Mr. Ward will ask:— L Will the Government state if they approve generally of the draft
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    470 6 The Rev. J. R. Lee will be "At Home" to the Old Boys at St. Andrew's School on Saturday, S;pt. 1, at 4 p.m. A proelam t*on under the Customs Act, dated 21st June, 1923, prohib'ts the importation into tae Commonwealth of Australia oi bullfinches Ng: Poi a Chinese, stands
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    888 6 SHOULD SANITATION PRECEDF NEW OFFICES Architects' Letter Answered. Papers circulated to the Murfic pal Commissi oners in advance of Friday's ■Mqtfa* contain pmrt ouiatrs of qiKS tfeafe atari answers relart'hg to the erecfiMrt of new Municipal Offices ard •two contain the Municipal Arch tcct »s reply to the
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    SECRET SOCIETY
    249 6 i St rv Of I. With »*r J '"sp ttor 0,1, a »«4 I I -ound, I A mat-man J due to shock 1 spears exhib t d i*' 1 "h ;i!'f y .,;i f I bann.rw.th a Jt ,j b c wto Lorong 17 and I up
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      246 6 •His Master's Voice'f IHOBNLESS MODEL No. 58. jj OA*, g Wax Finish Figured Oak Cabinet, with solid moulded I doors, bass 17l 4 in., heigit 9 in., depth MM in., 5 nickel-plated fittings, internal M floating horn. 1 in. dcubk-spring motor, 12 in., turntable, speed regu- I iator. His Master's
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    BELGIAN REPLY
    564 7 SUGGESTION OF FRIENDLY AND DISCREET CONVERSATIONS. BRITAIN WILLING. Reuter. London, Yesterday. Belgian suggestion of informal Inter-Allied conversa- nda from an unofficial weCI-informed scurce that the a willing to participate in such conversations if there of success, but f Franco- viewpoints are not e modification such conversations will be
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    ANTI-SOVIET RISINGS.
    32 7 fevolts in Several Districts. H is ngfors. To-day. s atoemcnl adm ts riafag Ferghanai declare, however, nee. states that Ani'- j r ntral-Asjan m reports a revolt Kh >.ia district
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    GERMAN ENVOY.
    31 7 Reuter. j Warsaw, To-day. '-aye- from Moscow says that 1 e rtk-' expect Herr W r h Ho 4or V 1 v a Ppo:nt.d G.rma r Envoy «8s a.—Reu
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    COTTON MARKET.
    67 7 Uss on Export. Reuter. t London. Yesterday. of production was J ascrib d to Lancashire's "P°rt trade by Mr. Lee, a meeting of the EV***** Company, declared of sp nninsr and manu- douh,td *«W the war. and P nt tm I*4 fa >:i He «tated that the Japan
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    AFGHAN MURDERERS.
    63 7 AFG HAN MURDERERS. tfape Xr °m Kabul Jail. Reuter. jj*. ftf h Sin »la Yesterday. Stilp ln Govern «»<?nt hac int Hr h M star at EaM S^w!* 1 *I*'1*' arrested in IN A 2 "WnleT of Majors '■••'<• Landikotal have escaped from 2 **> Govern- «r,.-t regret P 'rrea
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    CLAIM ON AMERICA.
    73 7 Calcutta Steamship Company's Demand. Reuter. Calcutta, Tp-dny. The Karnanti Stsoamship Company has me moralised the American State Sec-rotary, Mr. Hughes, requesting pay m MP of $160,000 (American) for losses susiba'ned in connectf'oni with the purchase of the American Government's wooden vessels in 1919, con iierJdang that they
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    AIR DISASTERS.
    65 7 Oxford Undergraduate Killed. Reuter. Londcai, Yesterday. The passenger killed in the aeroplane at East Mailing has been dentified as Leslie Gunter an Oxford Undergraduate.—Reuter. [Ths cable refers to the news published yesterday regarding the cuash of a French aeroplane.] London, Yesterday. A secenB »'r crash happened near Chipping
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    KOZLOFF EXPEDITION.
    27 7 Reuter. Riga, Yesterday. A message from Moscow states that twenty-one members of the Kozloff expedition to Mongolia and Tibet have left Irkutsk for Troitskesavak —Reuter.
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    ZAGHLUL'S RETURN.
    15 7 Reuter. Cairo, Yesterday. ZagfhLul Pasha announces his return to Egypt on September 12.—Reuter.
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    JAPANESE CABINET.
    12 7 Reuter. Tok o, To-day. Court Yamamolo h forming a Cabinet.—Reuitier.
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    IRISH ELECTIONS.
    107 7 PRESIDENT COSGRAVE RE-ELECTED. Rebel Chief Returned. Reuter. London, Yesterday. The first preferences in the Irish Llect.or.s show the elect on of Minister Cosgrave, Kevin O' Higgins, Mulcahy, McNeill and the Irregulars Chaef of Staff, Aitfcen. The Free Sta<U> Mirristors Walshe Blythe, Duggan a,.nd McCrath were' returned. Thus e?ght
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    ITALIAN DELEGATES KILLED.
    63 7 Greek Official Reg lets. Reuter. Athens, Yesterday. A semi-offic'hl announcement says that the Government has expr.ss d regret to the Italian Minister in connection w<th the death of General Tell hi and two other members of the Italian Commission delimitating the Alabanlan fronaen, who were ambushed and
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    TRADE SLUMP.
    66 7 Steamship Lines Temporarily Close Down. Reuter. Hague, Yesterday. Accord!ig to the newspaper, the "Indian Mercury three Dutch steamship lines, including the Java Ch nn and Japan line of <flie RofctJerdam Lloyd, have dec ded to close down their fic line, wh ch has suffered greatly owing to the
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    BRITISH DYE INDUSTRY.
    70 7 Prof. Green Resigns Directorship. Reuter. L-ndon, Yesterday. Professor Green has resigned his directorsh p of the research branch of the BriViah Dyestuffs Corporator. It is understood that this s due to his d r k:sit sfaction, at the lack of techn cal knowledge on the board ef
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    SHOCKING BLUNDER.
    40 7 Gaekwar Not Dead But His Son. Reuter. Amsterdam, Yesterday. It has been ascertained that the Indian who d'ed in a train yesterday is the Gaekwar of Baroda's son, Prince Jais'ngh, and not the Gaekwar of Baroda himself. —Reuter.
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    DEATH OF MRS. AYRTON.
    203 7 Only Woman M.I.E.E. London, Yesterday. Rau r er announces the dea ih of Hertha Ayrton the only woman member of bhe Institution of Electrical. Engine etra She was born at Portsea and in 1885 married Prof. W. E. Ayrtcin, who died in 1908. Site received her
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    LATEST AIR FEATS.
    223 7 AMERICANS ATTEMPTING RECORDS. Living in Mid-Air. Reuter. San Ditrrp, Galforna, YesUMciay. Cap.a n Lowel'i Sm th and Lieutenant John Richter, who are circling a course over San D.'ego im a plane that takes on fuel and food h mid-oar, are at'.empjmg new speed and sustained fly hg
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    396 7 Comm ttee No. 6. Act on taken at meet ng held August 24.— Decided thot the rents to be dY»rged to the Postmaster General and the F. M. S. Railways if it is founci' poss ble to allot to them space in the Subway of the Johore Causeway
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    46 7 The third Annual Picnic of the Friendly Band will be hold at the Chinese Swimm ng Club, Katong, on Sept. 1, 1923. Members should m t at the C. C. A. Hall at 1.45 p.m sharp, when buses w'll take them .to that destination. I 1
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    PENANG MOTOR FATALITY.
    602 7 INQUEST HELD ON MRS. COO Mrs. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Yrsterday. Mr. Aston, the Coroner, and a jury of three Euiv>pe«m, held an enquiry at the Police Court to-d-ay on th*? death of Mrs. Coombs. The D. P. P., Mr. Rooinson, conducted ths inquest. Mr. Cooimbs,
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    THE NEW WORLD.
    139 7 The Worid continues to draw large crowds wiUh their many and various a ractonrs, and the beauty of it is tfeg one never gets tfred of it. however frequent one's visits may have been- Their b:»xi.ng prognamrrmes never fcsi to draw large crowds amd there iberpr'se in
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    42 7 Mr. C. W. untitled of Vesey Brothers, Australia, arrived in Singapore by the Marella from Australia on Saturday. It is understood that lie is visiting the Straits ir connect'on m th c new cold storage undertaking about to be s'arted in Singapore.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    568 8  -  FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE CUP. MIDDLESEX IN THE FINAL. By "Reflex." The 2nd Middlesex Regimental team have now won their way to the final of the Singapore Cup Competition. Th- y had a runaway victory over the S. R. C. in the serrr-flnal on the Padang yesterday afternoon, scoring
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    ATHLETICS.
    64 8 ST. J.O.B. ANNUAL SPORTS. The heats for the annual athlete «porus of the St. Joseph's Old Boys' Association wdil be held on Monday and Tuesday. The heats will be for the following relay mce> oroad jum* 220 yard,. 440 y ards fcurdlas, throwing the cricket ball Uttfag the football
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    HOCKEY.
    67 8 A. P. C. vs. S. C. C, Th, f ollowi w represent A. P. C. vs. s. C. c. at hockey to morrow on the S I? r tof roKk, r, C *TW>UTld:—L. N. y. E. Winter and M. S. Bona a; A. G. A. Murtay. He A s
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    355 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. C. Class Single. Campling bealc Baker, H. C. wo. Hansen vs. King, unfinished. Smell beat McOustra 6—l, 6—o. McGrae beat Godfrey, w.o. Furber beat Meredith 6—4, 4—6, 6—4. Bourne beat Eber 6 —l, 6—2. Gale beat Rogers w.o. Fraser beat Roberts 6 —2, I—6,
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    CRICKET.
    200 8 COUNTY MATCHES. London, Yesterday. Playing- at Worcester the home team defeated Glamorgan by seven wickets 0r ihe winners Crowley made 112 "ins. Glamorgan in the first innW Zl Peai19on t>aikin Z wickets ll Ae timings they p.«ed with 161, to wh'ch toted Davie» contributed an unfini shed 100. Gilbert
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    BOXING.
    242 8  -  LAST NIGHT'S CONTESTS. By "Wayfarer." At the New World last night the bop law was Eddie O'Grady, 9 sr. 2 lbs., vs. Cowboy Reyes (Manila), Bst. lllbs. and it had a peculiar ending. Both box:irs seemed /flo be welil matched and the fight proved more interesting as it advanced.
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    GOLF.
    132 8 SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP. The public are reminded that entries for the Championship ciofte on Sept 1. Entrance $1, also stating the Club which they wish to represent, to be sent to fee Hon. Secretary Garrison Golf Club. KEPPEL CLl'B. The result of the August Ladies Spoon is a win for
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    113 8 MALAYA CLP COMPETITION. The SV.C. fired off the 30 yards Malaya Cup Competition on Saturday afternoon, 25th, instant, the follow ng being the order of merit for the s'x leading teams:— 1- No. 4 Platoon Eurasian Coy 2- No. 2 Platoon Eurasian Coy. Right Section S.R.A. (v) 4. No.
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    153 8 4 untitled instance of manner in miHtalses are wade n tbe erondinn of Covernmen, i, in cke ol dbe 3ulwn Hlalinl. «lne bull i., an effective p anob'.tucturo. lwl'slatisy? as i» doea <bV na<! ol an Oxford nut dbe defect of »ucb a dc«i«n for tbe lvopica is to be
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    MALAYAN EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.
    704 8 THREE DAYS' DELIBERATIONS. I A joint conference of representatives of the Education Departments and of the Government and aided English schools of the Stra'ts Settlements and the Federated Malay States was held in Singapore on August 22nd. 23rd and 24th under the Qbakiormansship of the hon'ble Dr.
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    BAD ICE CREAM.
    55 8 A Shanghai Sensation. Shanghai, Aug. 16.—A mild sensaticn was created by the publicaton this morning in the "Municipal Gazette" of a list of lead ng coiafect:oners ».;d caterers, including the Astor House and Palace Hotels, from which samples of ice cream examined by the Municipal Laboratory were
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    POST AND TELEGRAPH RECORDS.
    150 8 In Austria telegraph, telephone aid wireless systems ,'.re controlled by the Federal Government. The importance of Australian tirade and soc al act'vities is indicated tn figures recently compiled by the Commonwealth StatisticVin. In 1922 Australia despatched 499,634 and received 499,104. Telegrams to the number of 16.295,656
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    473 9 PROTEST AGAINST OPIUM SMOKING. Canton, Aug. 16—Since the Yun-n-anese troops sanctioned the licensing of opuon-smoking and gamblng in Canton, the Chinese la Hongkong and Macao have sent in numerous telegrams of protest and requesting the various public organisations here to jo In them,. Of late numerous refugees
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    118 9 WelJ Known Pugilists Arretted. Shanghai?, Aug. 21.—Knut Hansen, heavywa'ght pugifist s<nd aspiranfc.to tihe world's title, and Cap!o n Matty Smith, accredi ted llightweight champion of the AusJralian Overseas Forces, both of them leading figures n the Sh-vngfoiad sporting world together W'th Samual Gaynor, emp'oye(d by the Shanghai
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    1011 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THB MARKET. 'y. rs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Aug. 29. 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
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      345 9 1 ""■"■"■"■''"""■"■M|itt,i rt g lIWIWBWii I I The Light-Six clicks over stiff grades on top «ear without the least sign of motor distress. You seldom change gears except when you come t0 a com Pl bait. Even then I the clutch action is so light that gears can j be
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      405 9 Mobiloil Telephone 2419 LIM CHEE SENG, 17, Cecil Street, Singapore. MICHEL IN TYRES STOCKIST. A> SurpHer r f all kinds cf JSjKErs#fi\ Pneumatic and Solid Tyres and also i; ler f GARGOYLE' Lubricating cits. M&fem\ Prom P l Delivery to (FQjS*«* Every Order. J APOLLO Sc MOTOR HORN I j
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    617 10 Singapore, August to. MEAT. Articfc. P*ie». I. c Beef steak kati 0.46 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean and fat (Ist Quality) kati 0.60 Mutton Indian kati 0.66 Mutton Australan kati (Govt) 0.66 Fowfi kati 0.55 Fowl large (3 katis) each
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    557 10 PROPOSALS UNDER A SCHEME OF RECONSTRUCTION. The secretary of the Singapore Elective Tramways, Ltd., has issued to the shl:ireholders a copy of a report which has been sent to the debei.iture holders by the Receiver of the company, Sir William Plender, setting- out the proposed scheme of reorganteaton.
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      645 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. AJJCTION SALE OF Unredeemed Fledges, the property of Twelve Pawnshops. At our Sale-Room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place on Saturday, September, 1 at 10 a.m. Tuesday, September, 4 at 10 a.m. Thursday September, 6 at 10 a.m. The Pledges consisting of watches, chains, diamond and
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      599 10 I Mrs. H. Mitchell I Tells How Cuticura Healed Her Baby When my baby was one month old a rash broke out on his hands, §feet and part of his body. Later the pimples became red and blisters formed. They itched and burned so that he was very restless at
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      249 10 Si™ ASAHI B££JL I SOLE AGCCrS; 9 MITSUI BUSSAH mM "IATTERY-ROAD. SiN&APOZT^H You who tire quickly, feel depressed, I or Run-down, f remember j Wincarnis is always ready to help you to regain strength—to banish depression- to promote new, rich, red blood—to surcharge your system with new I nerve force—and
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      494 11 STEAMER SAILINGS AND APCAR LINE. I (Companies Incorporated in England.) 01 PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) RDS f r o« LONDON. HOMEWARDS. Oll for Csin» ,a P* n For Marseillcfl London Antwerp. Due Leaves Tosnsa* Singapore Tonnage
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      331 11 STEAMER SAILINGS n.yTkT LONDON LINE, SuwaMaru Sept 4 Fashimi Maru Sept 18 LIVERPOOL LINE. Durban Maru Sept 6 rokushima Maru Sept 2u Tsushima Maru end Sept HAMBURG LINEMatsuye Maru end Sept NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ Sailing datti ail. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Saving dates nil. BOMBAY LINE, Wakasa Maru Sept
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      561 11 STEAMER SAILING* LINE OF STEAMERS T Montnly sailingi to and from Auntaalia for cargc only, calling at Penang Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydaey. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Date of Departure 1923 1923 EURELIA Sep 10 Sep 12 EMITA Oct. 15 Oct. 17 ECHUCA Nov.
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      652 11 STEAMER SAILINGS a PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS, j PORTS OF CALL—MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI KOBE YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hongkong Arr yen San Francise* PRESIDENT WILSON Sept 12 Oct 4 PRESIDENT LINCOLN Sept 20 Oct 18 SPECIAL
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      612 12 NOTICE. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal t c mmis*ioners of the Town of Singapore invite tenders for the Erection and Completion of a New Electric Sub-Station at Mackenzie Road. Plans may be seen and pecification and Forms of Tender obtained at the Municipal Architect's tffice during office hours. Tenders to be
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      405 12 SITUATONM^NTED. WANTED.—lnsurance Canvasser for Fire and Marine business. Insurance c/o Malaya frlbaue Office. TO LET. TO LET. OFFICES, GODOWNS, ETC. 22, 24, 27, 43, 57, The Arcade 6, 7 Robinson Road 29-1, 29-2, 29-3, Malacca Street 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, Alkaff Quay 20, Raffles Place 16-A, 18-1, Change Alley
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      465 12 banks! THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Reg stered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capial £3,000,000 Subscribed Cap tal £1,800 000 Paid-up Capital £1.-050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,352,105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, Lcndon, E. C. 3. BOARD
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      524 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Pa4embang 16 Ilir AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkcmg, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      507 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar ILoilo Rangoon
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      379 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in ihe S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Buildings, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 257. BOARD OF- DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Esq. (.Chairman.) Gaw Khek Kham, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, E6q. Yeo Hock
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      326 12 Don t Y °o \fe Don't you w i;hth WlS| s r ™g, health, wast;.,; S What you 4«->. 11 »y drinking Palatable and weU^ MEDICINAL BLOOD j ,U! Sold by c Sterna** p The -ca. Office rti Ph arm4cj lee l4riti Harmll* lndi l^eaajj THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING
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