Malaya Tribune, 5 August 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vci. XI- 183 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, 5th AUGUST, 1924
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      90 1 "l j kKI'AHUNC v .niccd rate. mm mm typewriter Emporium 9 ~,,,1111X1111 ~i l c 3 f < < RIBBON DELNTAL CREAM For Good Teeth-Good Health you should brush your teeth I at least twice -a day and visit S your dentist twice -a year. It is hard to select
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      51 1 miniiiiijmiiiijiiniiiTiiir.tiiiiiiii^iaii!!;)!,,;,,!,,,.^,^ I MANY CHILDREN 5 are considered dull and bark- 1 1 ward who are simply suff-r'sz from Weak Eyes. An exam I natron by our Op'ometr.V j will 1 f detornrne whether or not yoCJ eh Id requires glasses. Z THE EASTERN^ jOPTICIL CO., 9 South Canal Road. i
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    The Threshold of Fear
    2827 2  -  By ARTHUR J. REES SYNOPSIS RICHARD HALDHAM, a law student, j son of a wealthy estate owner, returns from four years' fighting in France, to find his father dead, and his heritage gone as the result of unwise speculation. Striving in vain to get a living,
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      321 2 Tl lam Buk Cures Dreadful Case 7 swellings should ever submit to opera- tion without first trying Zam-Buk Th\s magical herbal balm has a marMr. Robert Grattan, who spent j Cgt India BUrmah WTltCi V V M .v P lles bc l an in India through riding on I Wf>t
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      324 2 BUILDING UP THE BABIES How Baby's Own Tablets HcId Thin weakly i 1 funts and smaii children are usually victims to stomach or bowel trouble When this condition has been §el right it is astonishing how quickly the little ones put on flesh and start to thrive. Their pallor and
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      266 2 all m i Intense Irritat mi, 0 Sleep. Cutlcwi Heals? "A terrible rash broke mm over my bod) > irritation. The severe. The least rubbn* cause an immed «nllammaUon out of the que "I tried otha roncfe, success. My ItryCuucand sent for a free BSOM penenced relief after ihe fir*,
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    GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
    447 3 A TRAGIC TALE OP A GREAT ROMANOFF War! 'Land th Duke y^ rS of the com/nanded the cL; s t° itch He ownwi n i s fcrreat armies. Russia Before t' 0 YdV d I over troops, he fed e 'g 5« Y ith his and wealthy
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    COUNT AS DOPE DEALER
    71 3 Comte Henri de Boaurepaire, who married Mrs. Fenis F. Thompson, widow of a New York millionaire, has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment and a fine of £5 for drug dealing. It is believed that this ard other sentences fafl cted mark the break-up of one
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    TRAMWAY LOSSES
    38 3 Accounts of the London County Council Tramways for the year ended March 31 last, which will come before a meeting of the council show a deficiency of £100,222. Revenue receipts were £521,348 less than in VJ22-3.
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    LAST-MINI TE PASSENGER
    30 3 David Goldstein, of York-road, South-end-on-Sea, was fined 10s. at Strauford Police Court for attempting to enter a train while it was in motion at Barking Railway Station.
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    MIDSUMMER SNOW
    17 3 Snow fell in parts of Westmorl-nJ. A fierce storm ir; the ccunty and Cumberland continued.
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    31 3 A man stated at North London Court that he was a "sergeant at the cinema." Mr. Pope: A sergeant of tha Picture Palace Corps. Mr. Tdley, solictor: The chuck er out.
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      93 3 YOU AND EVERYBODY WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM Neuralgia, Gout, Soreness, Stiffness, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Headache, Toothache, and all bodily aches and pains, should use. LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM Mr. J. Vince of No. 20, Nelson Square, Burnley, says:—Having suffered from Rheumatis.ni in my knees for two yean anid Neuralgia in my face
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      357 3 I iII The I Battle is to I I the I I Strong I And spoils to the victors. Only 3 I the strong ever get there "—the strong I in nerve strong in muscle, strong in I I brain-power— strong with the kind of I I strength that Bovril
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      312 4 AMUSEMENTS I Empire Cinema j I GRAND I I CHANGE OF I I PROGRAMME j I TO-NIGHT. I m .H.u W ..,.».»....n."«. ""^^T^y''"'"''""-'-^"^""^ I Tel, 903 PALLADIUM THEATRE Orchard Road. jjj k At 5.45 9.15 TO-NIGHT At 5.45 9.15 I METRO FILMS PRESENT f Coogan The World's Greatest Star in
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      463 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA I a a From Monday, 4th August to Saturday, 9th August. jjj si 1 I In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. g I Topical Budget J g British Screen News. H 8 COSMOPOLITAN CORPORATION PRESENTS j jjj LYN HARDING S I MARION DAVIES FORREST STANLEY S
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      358 4 AMUSEMENTS Gr a>iety 1st Show at 7.30 Sinners Who are Sinners What make» Sinnert Who is responsible for Sinners See ALICE BRADY IN "SINNERS" By Owen Davis BREAKING THR0U3H SERIAL Vltagraph's Latest, Greatest and Best. Episodes I and 2. 2nd Show at 915 p in. Sessue Hayakawi in THE DIUGQN
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    34 5 DUMBER 01 l OMMERCE RUBBER ASSOI IATION st. Buyers Sellers. i'oing Prices. Buyers o c 11e cs f «ED *ATERHOI SE CO, LTD. h August. ■f»l re.—43% ie nts 1., \T. p.
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    EXCHANGE
    33 5 sth August. 2s 4 3 32 2|4 *-i 2t 4 17 32 159 nom. >% p.c. p.m. 70 138^4 1- nom. $8.54 4 p.c. 34% •1 »1 August. 51% 53 Vi 930 nom.
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    MARKET QUOTATIONS
    18 5 18.18 26.00 E248.15.fl £29.10.0 B I L6d .).",.> nom. U W 2!> 1,1 Latex 1 0, d
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    127 5 TO-DAYS QUOTATIONS RICE Rare, Siam Nc I pc Ko yan $898 Rice, Siam 3 8g Rice, Saigon 1 2 5 6 Kice, Saigon 3 «o 9 n Rangoon 1 gg» Lice, Rangoon. 2 2 87 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10 50 Rice' PRODUCE 5
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    ETLIN AND CO's REPORT
    129 5 nn la, T> ngs *$1.19 to $1.22» 2, Norths M.07 to SI.12, Souths 99 cents to $1.01, Johans 37 to 39 cents, Pctalinjrs $137» 2 to $1.40, Nawngpets $1.67*2 to $1,724 Hitams $1.42 1 2 to Unguis $4.65 to t 5. Rubber.—Mentakabs 19 to 21 rent*
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    106 5 The untitled has granted authority for the wearing of the Insignia of the Older of the Excellent Crop, Grand Cordon, conferred on Mr. Siias Aaron Hardoon, oi Shanghai, ard of the Order of the Striped Tiger. Sixth Class, conferred on Mr. Th mas Maso On the occasion of his retirement
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      449 5 NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. CompwtM (Winding Up) No. 3 of 19-1. In the Matte? of tin Companies Ordinance 1915 AND In the Matter of the Ban que Industrielle de Chine. RE THE BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE. XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by
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      295 5 I— THE ANSWER TO THE OUTSIDE PAINTING 1 PROBLEM. 1 ZFNOLIN has revolu. I ZINOI IM tionized outside painting lllVliini but costs le>s for the ready A d PSlat for Use ««»<>» than the 1 A patented process by which gallon of White Lead I tao body and covering power
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      238 5 mails close 1"().|) \V, "»tJ> Al(i 1ST Hong Lian 2 p.m. Si Bery» 3 p.m. Tanda 3 p.m. Flying Dragon 3 p.m. hatt Soon 3 p.m. v. "Trang 3 p.m. jjulai V- and Bintan* link Keng 4 p.m. *Meranti 4 p.m. K Despatch 4 p.m. Kmely 4 p.m. Rr. 'Sarvistan
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    68 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, sth August High Tides.—o.33 a.m., 1.23 p.m Long Live the King, Palladium. To-morrow, 6th 'August High Tides.—l.l 4 a.m., 1.58 p.m. B. I. homeward mail close. Long Live the King, Palladium. Thursday, 7th August High Tides.—2.2 a.m., 2.38 p.m. Pearls Hill School Sports,
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    THE PROBLEM OF BRITISH RECUPERATION
    896 6 One of the most interesting international events that is happening at the present moment is the world conference on cheapening power. Unfortunately the limited service of cable news we receive in this part of the world gives us no account of it, so it is
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    33 6 From Holland and Germany by s.s. Prinaes Juliana, due Singapore to-morrow evening. Erom Europe (London mails despatched 17th Juiy) by bji. Teasta, due Penang 0 a.m. on Friday, the Bth inst.
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    593 6 Mr. C. P. Andrews is now in Rangoon fn-ni whence he will return to India. This morning before Mr. Pryde the first magistral*, tv.« Bengalees were fined fJSO and $i<o respectively for selli g adulterated milk. The Jcyp re has left Hongkong, and is expected to arriye at port at
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    42 6 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters sent for publication should be written on one side of the paper only, preference is given to short letters. Only extracts of long letters can be given.]
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    Penang-Selangor Decision
    123 6 Sir, —I shall thank you to give us the information required in this letter, with regards to the Penang—Selangor Football match played about a fortnight ago in Penang. Through some sources we have learnt that Selangor won by 1 to riil, but will you please confirm this or
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    Boxing Control
    297 6 Sir, —I wish to comment on the 2nd paragraph of a letter signed by "Genuine Fan" in youir papers reading:— "It would be impossible to find anywhere more capable gentlemen than Mr. H. L. Hcpkirs who holds the N. S. C. Certificate and is a member of the
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    "I Appeal Unlo Caesar"
    622 6 Sir. —As an inhabitant of Telok Biangah I appeal t the public of Sing-pore tJ see that justice is done to the unfortunate descendants of the original Malay inhabitants of this island who through no fault of their own are new threatened with dispersal and ultimate
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    School Advance
    97 6 -vuiiui CU Girls' Schorl hav« fa in parents a request from t that all school f. every month." Th y this if not ir.c< n\< Does not the I- r all the daily pap< not have escapt for payment on a have from time press. All parent employ
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    Trallie
    243 6 Sir, —The locality aro 1 Arabs teemur with native < and in corwe [U< centre. Traffic i> un especially at Street and North the extraordinary large v.;ruber rfy (leaving entirely asi !e 'her mad locomotion) plyi?._this junction thei fa j to solicit r pa I do n.t at a
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    Marriages and
    222 6 dou'btedly of great I The facts are known, H who a'one can facts, are hopeless "Honour thy father a 1 M bibilical secret of H not what I am g H Professor Pearl H has found out, and it e that the average exp< child wh we H
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    17 6 ki I'.KEK m London. —Is. H Local. —43*4 M London.—£248.1- v I Loca i—$124.2.» P
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    MACDONALD'S REVIEW
    175 7 THREE AGREEMENTS TO B E CONCLUDED TKm te ru rHE ALLIED DELEGATES EVERYTHING SETTLED In the House of iecisions of the I MaeJfcmaJd said been taken to decision which I taJ or unjust. me tU hoped the uld be to create n on b th si;Jes, I might
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    DEPART
    39 7 P* 1 TO urn v, ML »U GHES IN BERLIN the eve f the i man deleUnited Mr. Hughes, i their German m to-day Bremen in the led him in r r »fc rt visit no 0 > Keuter.
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    31 7 untitled em- 'king up 1 1 n 't in the no at shortly. mar, who N service i enterIs to a the other Shane Anthony, ived the American aid of St
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    MRS. EVANS MURDERED
    233 7 EC HO OF THE MEXICAN TROUBLE WOMEN WHOM BRITISH AGENT DEFENDED Reuter. Mexico City, 4th August:—Mrs. Evan* over whose protection the British Agent*' Cumm:ns, was threatened, has been shot dead at Tex Melucan Puebla, on the road leading to her hacienda. The murderers are believed to be
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    SENSATION AT TAIPING
    69 7 SIKH POLICEMAN RUNS AMOK (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, To-day.—A sudden scale was occasioned at Taiping last evening. A sikh pcliceman ran amck and fired at his sergeant-major, luckily his shot missed. The policeman sought sanctuary in the public gardens, raided a toddy shop and wa a
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    168 7 During the absence of H.E. the Governor, the Hon. Mr. E. S. Hose administers the Governmert. Mr. J. F. Hay, of the F. M. S. Railways, is due back fiom leave by the P. and O. Kalyan on Saturday. Man at Willesden: I am a coal porter and am earning
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    IRISH BOUNDARIES DISPUTE
    136 7 SECRET CONFERENCE HELD IN LONDON STILL NO SOLUTION Reuter. Over the week-end the Marquis of Londonderry, (deputising for Sir James Craig) and Mr. Cosgrave, interviewed Mr. The mas. Other promino t officials joined I the conference at Downing-street and the proceedings were held in secret. Later Mr.
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    CONDENSED CABLES
    504 7 Mr. Joseph Conrad Dead Mr. Joseph Conrad, the celebrated novelist, died on Sunday. Anti-Typhoid Measures A Piesidential decree in Cuba, orders* compulsory innoculation against typhoid throughout the country. American Tennis Patterso» heat Kon.gr 6—0, 6—0, 6—1 ar.d O'Harawood heat Weis 6—0, —0, G 2. Pattf§on s play was
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    61 7 Mr. B.H.F. Barnard has been appointed to act as Conservator of Forests, S. S. and F. M. S. Mr. Fiar.'k C. Sands has terminated his engagement with Messrs. Rickard Limited, and will shortly join the Methodist Publishing House. Captain V. G. Olive, Reserve of Officers, Aide-de-Canip to H. E. the
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    ALLIED CONFERENCE OVER
    582 7 DETAILS -OF SCHEMES ALL WORKED OUT ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL FOR COMMISSION REGISTERING DEFAULTS Reuter. After a successful plenary session the Allied Conference in London concluded with every sign of unanimity on the part of the Allies. M. Herriot seid Mr. MacDonafd was a I great statesman, to whom
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    35 7 Sir Hugh Clifford is one of the members of the East African Committee appo'nted by the Secretary of State for the CoLnies to inqUiie into the position of the East African possession in mandated territory.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    549 8 Sports Pastimes. BOXING TAIHO WINS: BUT GETS A DRAW SATURDAY'S BOUTS In view of the fa.-t that the treated to tw i uod ouxir.g events on fnursday and Friday niahts quite a big crowd wended its way to the S .gapore Boxmg Stadium on Saturday night when an interesting prr'ianvme
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    THE MALAYA CUP
    215 8 FOOTBALL A fairly lar«;e crowd witnessed the match played.between Negri Sembilan and Singapore on tne Stadium ground on Saturday afternoon. The game was one-sided, Singapore being superior in every department. Negri SenrJbi'an kicked off and for about ten mil utes the bad! was seer in the Home
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    S.C.F.A. IN MEDAN
    125 8 News has just c me through regarding the Straits Chinese Football Association in Medan. They played the Anglo-Chinese eleven on Saturday and play resulted in h draw of one goal each. Seng Chye, who was praying centre half was bad y injured during "the game and had
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION
    50 8 TO-DAY'S TIES BADMINTON Poh Kay Watt vs. Kwa Doo. Te Cfewee Cheng vs. Chia Thiang Choo. TO MORROW'S TIE A. Singles Handicap Chen Kciav Bock vs. Lira Kong Khye. TH I RSI) AY'S TIE Semi Final Lim Chin Joo vs. Teo Soo Hoon cr Keong Beng Hong.
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    COLONY BADLY BEATEN
    649 8 CRICKET The annual fixture between the Colony j and the F.M.S. came off cn Saturday and yesterday at Kuala Lumpur and ended in a l decisive victory for the homesters by 143 < runs. Batting first the F.M.S. put together 136 towards which de Vitre top-scored with
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    LANKA UNION vs. COMBINED XI
    377 8 The Lanka Union met a combined team representing the V.M.C.A St. J.0.8.A. and LA yesterday in a whole day match on their grounds at Balestier, and ran out winners by SO runs. Taking first knock the homesters put up the creditable total of 164 towards
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    PENANG RACES
    446 8 BIG ATTENDANCE AND FAST GOING THE TURF (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, 2nd Augnst:—fine and warm weather prevailed here to-day for the third day's racing and there was a large attendance. The going was fast. At the conclusion Mrs. Duxbury presented the prize-. The following were the results:
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    RUGBY
    14 8 Reuter. Johannesbuqj 2nd August:—The British rugger team drew with Transvaal with 12 all.—Reuter.
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    SELANGOR TENNIS
    55 8 LAWN TENNIS (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, 5th August:—The Selangor Golf Club Lawn Tennis Tournament was most successfull. There was a large entry and much keen play. Kleinmann wan the Open Singles easily, defeating Oliver 6—4; 6—2. Oliver ar.d Whitley won the Open Doubles beating Kleinmann and
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    ASANO SINGLES CHAMPION
    75 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, To-day.—The te nis tournament was concluded, Asano in the -ingles final yesterday eveif'ng beating Scovell (Selangor) by 6—o, 6—3. Mrs. Parr, wife of the Resident, presented the challenge cups and prizes. Secretary Whltaker sprang a surprise on Malacca by solem lly presenting
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    S.V.R.A. BISLEY
    461 8 RIFLE-SHOOTING The b sley meet held by the S.V.R.A. c: mmcr ied on Saturday a"nd was resume.! on the two following days. The following are the results up to Sunday:— Saturday's Results. Match 1 (100 yards): The following won silver pencils for a 4 inch gr up: R.
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    INDIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    248 8 SI CESS OF THE ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING ATHLETICS tc a represe tative crowd assembled Saturday afternoon, on the Malay VolunU er l'! und when the seventh anr.ua! sports >f the Indian Elementary School, Abort Street, were hell. -Mr. Granville Roberta of the Malaya Tuhune distributed the prizes
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    46 8 Orders for week ending August 10th, 1924. To-day, r>th August:—Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. To-imorrow, Gth August:—All Scouts going to Camp, parade at Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, 7th August:—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, 9th and Sunday, 17th August: —See Special Camp. Orders.
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    31 8 The Colonial Auxiliary Forces long service medal has been awarded to Sgt. Tan Teck Lee, Malacca Volunteer Corps, and to Pte. L. A. C. Biggs, Penang and P. W. Volunteer Oct] >.
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      21 8 DENTISTRY. Latest method of treatments without pain. Teeth replaced natural-like. Very moderate charges. O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Deotist, 3?, Coleman Street.
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    1032 9 LATEST PRICES (RIOTED IN THE MARKET anTs^Vu^' 1 A ND EVATT Exchange Singapore, sth AugU6t. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES MAIL QUOTATIONS Value 2s Allagar 9d 2s Anglo-Java 2 20s Anglo-Malay 18 f It R y r uningr 20s Ratu Caves q aia 20s Batu Tiga oc o 2-
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    527 10 MEAT Article. Prices. c. Beef steak round kati 43 Beef stew or curry kati 34 Pork lean kati 60 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 46 Mutton Indian kati 73 Mutton Australian kati 73 Fowl kati M Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) 70 Ducks
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