Malaya Tribune, 6 August 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY. XI 184 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1924.
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      77 1 REPAIRING Ltisfaction Gaaranteeij Moderate. 9 Typewriter Emporium j Mace, Si' trapore. I n, "Ny Carlsberg Beer" MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs and Rest-Houses all-over in S.S. and the Malay States. Sold by all Ist Class dealers in SOLE IMPORTERS: IN HI Ti r ||HfCARISBERtIi Ihe feast Asiatic Co.,
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      290 1 For Complete Satisfaction BUY A 'I "VESTA" i Sewing Machine. RELIABLE IN USE REASONABLE IN PRICE Agents:— Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Telephone 2419 Ul CHEE SENG, 56-3, Market Street, Singapore. MSCBEUN TYMS STOCKIST. I Supplier of all kinds of I Pneumatic and Mobilcil solid Tyres and also I »°pplier of
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      52 1 I ■■■■i l fcina;;i,,|;,n:, Ußa|| I MANY CHILDREN are considered dull ar.d backJ ward who arc simply rafferiac s from Weak Eves. Aa exam* 2 I nation by our Optometrists trig 1 a oeterm ne whether or not focj eft Jd requ res glasses. THE EASTERN OPTICU CO., South Canal
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    The Threshold of Fear By ARTHUR J.REES
    1960 2 SYNOPSIS RICHARD HALDHAM, a law student, son of a wealthy estate owner, returns from four years' fighting in France, to find his father dead, and his heritage gope as the result of unwise speculation. Striving in vain to get a living, he finds
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      272 2 j s V V^^S>Ss S. Vt X X f*— I EAT MOR^RAISI^^ I A. CLOUET Co., 7 RAFFLES QUAY, j j SINGAPORE. j i lfZoffl> &7 Wea{{ < Anaemic, 3 t Nervous, Run-down. hSfa CmwJw)Vk Let Wincarnis give you fi new health and vitality. W miss on Wincarnis is to
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      160 2 IN THE COILS OF RHEUMATISM A man's most valuable possession is time. Rheumatism is the thief cf time. It robs the sufferer of minutes and hours and days and nights and weeks, months, or years of happiness and useful work. No man can call his time his own while he
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      591 2 COMMON-SENSE TREATMENT FOR CONSTIPATION Drink sufficient boiled or filtered water. Eat plenty of ripe fruit arid fresh wellcooked vegetables. Practice the habit of daily regularity. Take a dose of Pinkettes, the little gentie-as-nature laxatives wherever recessary. Then constipation, billious attacks, sick headaches, bad breath and liverishness will cease to trouble
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      153 2 A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA In Medical i ii a certainty f< r similar state with digestive nesia is the to combat the digestion, and they are speedy, cians, g rent ho at the certaiiit;. T invention, and* P, fair to remove j possible ailm< nl been used w c
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    THE CLERICAL UNION
    344 3 REPORT FOR MAY AND JUNE SiJiln, Mls: is tho report of the Singapore Clerical Union for the month, Mr A H n r ft* i 924'4 as "Emitted «V Al H (arlos th e Secretary there were 1147 members on the roll tfank Bala rre on June
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    HERRINGS DRIVEN OUT
    203 3 HUNGRY JELLY FISH CHASE THEM FROM NORTH SE I European ichthyology havo h, gently exercised by the d »inlfhej bera oi haddock .nd herring in the North Sea from whch En-land Hi'n i r -v, and various other conntrie. fi»h supplies, a,; So r r wees have
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    NERVE-ENERGY.
    197 3 Its Secret and How to Obtain It. "Those who are fit and well," writes a London physician, in his book "Nerves and the Nervous," "find it difficult to imagine the condition 0 f a person, who is never able to.feel frash, but is weighed down 1 y that feeling
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      275 3 X Tonic Wine that Raprdiy Invigorates Run-Down People! MIC m a Restorative rsemant of over 9000 Lead o in Trieste, and is Bark and Iron with Wine. It stimulates the c nerve*, and regeneri p suffering from Over iia, and Chi >rosi§, and M"ry and harasalarfui restorative, ing on complete
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      81 3 j ke Cuticura Soap lfeil^ water to cleanse your skin and free wkh Ol ?n? PUrit^ S Ifro «gh. anoint w«h Cut cura Ointment. Cuticura Try our n»w Sh«Ting Stick. I THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY. HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITARS FROM $22.50 UKULULES
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      324 3 Ti e life-giving qualities of I y!/ mother's milk depend upon I WM thefbod eaten. I Quaker Oats I 1 > during nursing time is an absolute essential. It will enrich your blood, fi If make y° ur m :ik abundant, f *r and transmit to your baby ell tho
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      112 3 I.IIIIIIIM I I I I I I I I I I I I I *****11,,, I ll mmmmmmmmmwmmmwmmKm* I Cook by Gas j DERBY 1 Sir HOUSEWIFE j eentsl.2s I WA Ren,sl 75 f j Per month per month 4 Persons. 8 i er&ons. Gas cookers, geysers, and other gas
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    STAGE AND SCREEN
    767 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AM) GENERAL INTEREST By "Felmar" •THE DRAGON PAINTER' "The Drago Painter," fUrring Sessue Hayaknwa, the Japanese wizard i f the screen, is a beautiful love-legend oi old Nippon, with Hayakawa in the role of a wild mountain artist who dreams some day of meeting
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      419 4 AMUSEMENTS 3 I 1 Empire Cinema i i S To-Night at 7.15 sharp. B a jo Metro Pictures c 1 Girl of the Sea 1 IN G PARTS. I I I I I Some Bride I S with VIOLA DANA ia 5 parts. 1 a I a I Broadway Bill
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      272 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA I From Monday, 4th August to Saturday, Sth August. <Q s s In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. g I Topical Budget 8 S British Screen News. g I COSMOPOLITAN CORPORATION PRESENTS 1 LYN HARDISTG MARION DAVIES FORREST STANLEY I When Knighthood was I in Flower
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      360 4 AMUSEMENTS 1st Show at 7.30 Sinners Who are Sinners? What makes Sinners Who is responsible for Sinners See ALICE B84DY IN SINNERS By Owen Davis BREAKING THROUGH SERIAL Vitagraph's Latest, Greatest and Best. Episodes 1 and 2. 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m S33SJ3 Hayakawa in THE OR\G3M PAINTER Madga Kenn9dy
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    MAILS CLOSE
    260 5 6th IUGUST M .ri ka Maru 2 p.m. and Calcutta* feaka Maru 2 p.m. Shanghai and Talma 2 p.m. md Sa ma rang 9on Ann 2 p.m. Flevo 2 p.m. atani, Singora,* Valaya 2 p.m. Dungun and Hong Ho 2 p.m. D ingon and B tribet 3 p.m.
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    QUOTATIONS
    37 5 HAXBEB <>i i O.MMER( E RUBBER ASHM lATION L re, 6th August. Buyers Sellers. i&Wdorrv 45 > Ssssfc, Sheet Cluing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Ceil I 46 Mark! t.--Steady. FREr C(K Lm 1 6th August, quotations are as
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    EXCHANGE
    39 5 2s 4 3 32 C 2|4 2a 4 17 32 niim. *H p.c p.m. 70 I '< T.I T 138V 4 Iraf 124% nom. $8.54 4 p.c. II 34 0 16 otn August. "Pi nom. 53% 920 i bl
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    274 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RICE U'«; Siam N 2 P K ya «90 R e, Siam 3 iijij Rice, Saigon l J** Rice, Saigon 2 71 gj® g.ce, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 Rice, Rangoon 2 Rice' I ar Boiled No I per f^o Rice' 10 00 PRODUCE" $95
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    Money Order Service
    76 5 On and from Monday, July 21st Money Orders on the undermentioned countries can be obtained at the Sub-Post Offices at Tanjong Pagar and Katong. Location of Sub-Post Office. Tanjong Pagar in Police Station Building on Low Hill Road, Katong 100 yards from junction of East Coast and
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 157 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from Tndia and Ceylon is Rs. IG2 equal to $100.
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    RUBBER AND SHARES
    502 5 KENNEDY AM) CO.'a WEEKLY REPORT Penang, Ist August:—There has been j Sood support in all sections of the Share Market this week and quotations are well rr.ainta.ned. The price of Tin after easing elicit "iS? a advance cf £3 at the to U ny a Whlle Rttbber
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    THE LONDON INDIA MOTOR DASH
    1724 5 HELD UP IN TURKEY MAJOR FORBES-LEITH'S 7 th DISPATCH ANTI-BRITISH SIGNS IN CONSTANTINOPLE TOWED BY DONKEYS Bogged in niU d: hampered by flooded Hirers; towed ingloriously by donkey*; hold up for days in Constantinople while leisurely Customs officals wrangled-these have been some of the experie
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      124 5 I The Cure of PYORRHE A with j Dimol mmm—mmm j TOOTHPASTE I 1 Grain Dimol is equivalent to 140 grains of Pure Cerlolic Acid and can be administered without harmful effects for the treatment uf Pyorrhei in the torm j of TOOTHPASTE. j DIMOL TOOTHPASTE CONTAINS THE MOST J
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      71 5 Our Sketch PHOTOS are Unquestionably THE BEST Try PAUL Co., HOTOGRAPHERS 57, Selegie Road, SINGAPORE. CommeDcing Sunday, August 10 Anot cr ICals? -May in two Farts IND!JA BAIVGSAWMN THE STAR OPERA For a short season o >ly AT THE JAVA LANE THEATRE, Malacca. Friday, August 8 RAYNOLD TISBACH Saturday, August
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      208 5 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that our Manager Mr. CHEW CHENG KESG ii no longer connected with our firm ard has no authority to transact any business on rur behalf. LEE ANN LTD, Singapore, Ist August, 1924. NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. WATER SUPPLY FROM JOHORE ERECTION OF COOLIE LINES AT
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      139 5 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD al Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, 6th August. Number after the sh p indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word Gate/ the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 1.) Tanda, 22; Tara, 20. Main Wharf
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    92 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 6th August High Tides.—l..l 4 a.m., 1.58 p.m. B. I. homeward mail close. Long Live the King, Palladium. To-morrow, 7th August High Tides.—2.2 a.m., 2.38 p.m. Pearls Hill School Sports, 3.30' p.m. Phil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall, 5.15 .m. Friday, Bth August High Tides.—2.s
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    THE PROBLEM OF BRITISH RECUPERATION—II
    1208 6 Yesterday we pointed out that Britain's recovery d< pended more on her standing, on her own feet, with restoration cf commercial prosperity—than upon pacts with nations. Trade and national power went hand in hand, we noted. What was it that hampered our recuperation after the
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    THE COLONIAL SECRETARY
    73 6 The Tribune understands that the Hon. Mr. E. S. II se C.M.G. will go on leave on the 29th, of Augvst, and Mr. G. Hemmftnt will act in his plr.ee until the return of Mr. F. M. Baddely from leave on the sth of September, lt can
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    196 6 London, 5th August:—The death has occurred cf Doctor Rees, professor of Chinese in London University.—Reuter. o Mr. H. Madill, manager of Messrs. Moutrie a: d Co., leaves to-day c:i the Kamo Maru for six months leave to Canada. o The English cotton tiade lost a wellknown member last mo th
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    THE STUDENTS STRIKE
    192 6 MEETING OF MEDICAL COUNCIL YESTERDAY The trouble at the Medical College has not been settled yet and a large number of the students who are alleged to be on strike are still at their camp in Katong. Since the commencement of the trouble the authorities have been
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    TRADEMARKS DISPUTE
    155 6 DEFENDANT CONSENTS TO AN INJUNCTION The hearing was resumed to-day before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, cf the case in which Leong Meng Hin sued Chua Hian Kwee alias Chua Goh Seng for damages sustained by plaintiff by reason of defendant infringing plaintiff's trade mark on certain
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    THE POISON MYSTERY
    51 6 Mr. Balwant Singh cf the C. I. D who w: suii'ering fr m poisoning has been discharged from Hospital and has resumed hia duties. His nephew who was one of the victims is still in Hospital. No trace of the Hyiam cook who absconded has yet been
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL
    145 6 APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR NEW BUILDING Starting with a roll call of five toys in 1886 the Anglo-Chinese School to-day has on its registers as many as, 1,400 boys; and the authorities are faced with the problem of accommodation. The present building in Coleman-street is absolutely inadeujuate to
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    248 6 Is suicide ever justifiable? will form the srbjeet for a debate to be held at the C. C. A. Hall, Prinsep Street, to-morrow at 8.15 p.m. All interested are welcome. About 6 p.m. yesterday sixteen Hongwas had a dispute about a water-pipe. A fight ensued, and fourteen of them were
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    SINGAPORE
    123 6 HUSBAND *H<j On a charge murdei ot h: ratting her thr Chinese name I,< > trial yesterday I Lennard ani an Mr. X. H. p. and the accuse,!, was undefen \e I. The prosecut ir qresticn the c Her huafeand th at that time. Sh, her husband aslee bed.
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    KLANG ANGLO-CHINES SCHOOL
    130 6 SPORTS TEAMS GOING o\ n OOUNTKI q The Kla: g Ar.gio-C closed for its nid-yi commencing from t;. day some thirty tea start on a trip to Ip h, Teluk Ar«!*J Kamnar, to play tl Football, Cricket, Volley i Badminton and Tennis, leave K. L on Pi
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    A CASE OF
    182 6 DISPUTE OVER THE I OSTS AN A< THMi Before the Chief Justice, Sir V,J Shaw, this morning, the ca am ed i: which Her..y Gifhn, s I Stanley Jackson and Ma a ..sj Joseph; lately tra in as J and Co. asked for an ac M m
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    TAIPING SHOOTING
    95 6 CONSTABLE WHO RAX COMMITS SLTCII* (From Our Own < Lpoh, To-day: -Full deta c ming th m >rnhfg affair at Taiping •'•'•<" 1 constable suddenly I a BHD k. As he was he fired two E* ts ir.1 but nol ■<:>• v. is 1 were playing ah-.<ut. The
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    28 6 From Hollard and < Prinses Juliana, M 4 day. r. From China doe Singapore 6 ajn. J From Europe <i 17th 'ML I A a.m. on erica},
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    SECOND CONFERENCE OPENS
    254 7 ERMA jj DELEGATION M AKES ITS ENTRY .„!i\ DEI LARES SUCCESS vrr.u TO EUROPE COOPERATIVE SPIRIT Reuter. i Marx, Stresemar.u :t*. s have arrived. lit i .1*'* i iiK'rs about forty. i interview with V. c lH* with a sincere the best method t. port into action
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    BILL PROGRESS
    14 7 Reuter. Ms C, f I- »rda gave the th H using Bill,
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    FAMINE RELIEF
    34 7 •S 1,530.03 f ri and Shanghai ":Ba' af v r ,a ac $522 50 IUP.p 1 P 600 624 9-35 384 13 i. 1,530.63 v '-Manager, th many thanks «I n. Secretary.
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    FIGHT
    43 7 lift two p rtM* n f T„ U E? ;i Hindu -Vi. i nulans > ago 1« i' w ««cn took place f *J« f resulted L ta em. They t Sennett, the L ii the 11 and were f IB to keep
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    36 7 untitled Pyemisei of the Malacca was taring of a the occasion V" pity of the I fall size v mad* a Association*! Ik or the rJH if n or their L* Play was a ''>' the time
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TALK FAILS
    208 7 RUSSIANS REFUSE TO ACCEPT TERMS TREATY NOT SIGNED Reuter. I London, sth August:-The following ('onmunique Was by the Foreign Office th,s n*:rning "The Anhlo-Soviet Conference, having sat in committee the whole of Saturday and Sunday met in full session on Monday at noon. They sat until 7.15
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    THE MEXICAN MURDER
    99 7 FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS PROCEEDING COMPENSATION CLAIM Reuter. Lcndon, 5th August:—In the House of Commons, further questioned about the murder cf Mrs. Evans Mr. MacDonald said an officer of the British Legion had been sent to the ranch to investigate. He reported that the motive was not robbery and
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    HOSE MEMORIAL FUNDS
    74 7 The money subscribed for the H:;se Memorial exceeded the amount estimated, and after purchasing a brass Alms Dish (inscribed) and Cand.esticks for S. Peter's Church there still M-ema ns a sum of £21 ($172). The Bishop has decided to spe*:d this money on the providing sacred pictures
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    126 7 Sir Gordon Blennerhassett Voules (84), of Hantslade, Portchester-road, Bournemouth, Hants, formerly of the Admiralty, retired Inspector of Dockyards, Expense Accounts, chairman of the Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estate, the Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates, and the Bukit Tam'bun Estates, Limited, left estate of the gross value of £8,712. The Clergy Conference begms
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    STEAMER ICE-BOUND
    78 7 CARRYING SUIM'I IKS FOB THE WORLD-FLIERS Reuter. New V rk, 6th August :—The Danish Government steamer carrying supplies for the American world-fliers encountered the worst ice conditions off Greenland for many years and is stuck fast fifteen miles from the shore. It is expected the airmen wi 1
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    IRISH BOUNDARIES DISPUTE
    59 7 STATEMENT TO BE MADE IN COMMONS Reuter. Dublin, sth August:—Tiie B undaries Conference was ccn.iuded. Mr. Thomas ?nd Mr. Henderson have departed for Lemma by the night mail A.; official communique says the question of putting into operation Clause Twelve was fully discussed and a statement will
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    CANADA'S AMBASSADOR
    59 7 NO APPOINTMENT YET MADE TO WASHINGTON Reuter. London. sth August:—The "Daily Telegraph- learns that the Canadian Govern meat has offered the post of Canadian Minister at Washington to Senator Bel court —Reuter. Ottawa, August :,th:—The Report of Senator Belc urts appointment as Canadian plenipotentiary at Washington is officially
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    SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON
    50 7 LIVELY WELCOME IX HA Li FAX HARBOUR Reuter. Halifax (Canada), stn August: A swarm of small craft WW* out U meet the Special Service Squadron which has arrived here and was wt.-lc.jmej by the thur ier of citadel guns and blowing of sirens in the shipping port*—Reotar.
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    DUTCH DECLINE PACT
    80 7 Reuter. The Hague, Tth August:—Replying to the League of Nations, declining to support the proposed Mutual Guarantee Pact, the Dutch Foreign Minister says it will be his Government's aim to strengthen the legal guarantees of the League of Nations, but it does not feel justified in supporting
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    JAPANESE TARIFF HARDSHIPS.
    78 7 Reuter. London, sth August:—ln the House oi /Common s replying to questions, Mr. Webb said he was aware that many contracts for forward delivery of British manufactured floods had been cancelled by Japanese buyers as a result of the new Japanese Luxury Tariff. British representations had already
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    "DARUL-BKHWAN-US-SAFA"
    125 7 In honour of the Ist day of Moharram, trie Muslim New Year, the H Darul-Ekhwa Us-Safa gave an At Home to its members and friends on Saturday, the 2nd instant at the house cf the President, Mr. If. A. MaricaT, No. 33 Cuff Road. Besides the members there were
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    130 7 Mr. W.H. Hansom, Assistant Superintendent Survey Department, F.M.S., who left last month bf the s.s. Morea, is going Home on retirement. Mr. Hansom, who was at Home in the Ordinance Survey and Land Registry, was- appointed Chief Draftsman, Revenue Survey Department, F.M.S. On arrival here he acted as Office Assistant
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    LLOYD GEORGE'S FEARS
    251 7 QUESTIONS ABOUT CONFERENCE DETAILS RUHR EVACUATION Reuter. London, 5th August:—In the House ot i r George requested ftirther information about a number of sencus P° in ts" in the Inter-A'.lied confer- ence, notaibly whether the report was true that I ranee would remain in the Ruhr two
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    B. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL
    262 7 NEED FOR GIFTS OF VARIOUS ARTICLES The Cathedral Monthly ape* says: "Wo »*e very grateful to those who have resP nded to the appeal pot forward at the anmvcrsan, gathering May 22 d, and are Wiping us to cqW the funds required for an adequate--alKfti of
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    269 7 Tokio, Ist August:—There were four casualties including two killed, among reid< tit Japanese in Erazil daring the recent revolt in Sao-Fauio. Those immigrects who sailed for Brazii by aid of the Osaka Ifainichi and its sister pacer, it is now confirmed have safely arrived at their destinat o:.
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    94 7 Probably, says a Home paper, the most noticeable personality at the Royal Garden Party was the Sultan of Rerak, who attracted everyone's attention in his goldenyellow satin troi -ers and skirt-like band of yellow brocade, into which he had tucked a hunch of Alexandra roses. He was walking with Sir
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      53 7 Oof Next Serial Another First Class Copyright New Novel RUN ON ——-THE RED" A Brilliant Sketch of Continental Life, and E-V'jlHlj y f>y thai Fine Author Col. enry Curties The Scene is Monte Carlo. It has a Sporting interest that will appeal to all—and a touch of Mystery too Starts
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    369 8 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET THE EUROPEANS vs. THE REST Th» following will represent The Europeans vs. The Rest, in the Clarke Cup on the S.C.C. o Saturday at 2 p.m. P. Griffith Jo es (Capt.) F. H. < raig. Ii N. Hamilton, E. W. Hare, P. N. Knight, Flf Lt. Livock,
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    THE SPOONER CUP
    349 8 POLO SOME FAST GAMES: SELANGOR'S FINE WIN The Spooner Cup competition, which was begun on Thursday, was continued or Saturday in the presence of the Hon. Mr. E. S. Hose, C.M.G., Officer Adnii rasteri: M the Government, and Major-General Sir T. Eraser, G.O.C. Malaya, who witnessed the
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION
    28 8 BADMINTON TO-DAY'S TIE A. Singles Handicap Chew Keow Bock vs. Lim Kong Khye TO-MORROW'S TIE Semi Final B«" m i?ong TC S H0 n cr
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    THE MALAYA CHAMPIONSHIPS
    574 8 LAWN TENNIS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, 5th August:—The Malayao Tennis Championships were continued to-diay in bright weather, Singapore and Selangor icaching the fr'al otf both singles and doubles. Singles: Penang Beats N. Sembilan. In the singles Lee Tiai..<g Liat (Penang) beat Chew Thoh Seng (Negri Sembilan)
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    ROUND THE ISLAND RACE
    446 8 FIVE BOATS CAPSIZE IN A NASTY SUMATRA YACHTING The third annual race of circling the Island of Singapore started on Saturday morni <g Captain Flett sertt fourteen boats away at 8.15 a.m. for the first half of the race to Johore. Soon after the boats had
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    THE SINGAPORE BISLEY
    285 8 LAST DAY'S RESULTS: A GREAT SUCCESS RIFLE-SHOOTING The three days Bisley meeting arranged b> the S.V.R.A. was concluded on Monday afternoon, the last day being as successful a? either of the preceding days. H.E. Major General Sir T. Fraser presented the prizes at the conclusion of the
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    SWIMMING CLUB TEAM RACE
    61 8 SWIMMING The team race at the Swimming Club on Sunday morning was won by the following team:-Mallard, Gaga,, Le -Sueur. Davidsen A large number of members took advantage of the particularly good tide and also remained for the special monthly tiffin an rauguratioi which the few
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    KEPPEL CLUB
    26 8 GOLF The following are the result-- of the &Ed«Sta£r at Flag Competition Winners: Thomson and Kennedy. Mixed Foursome Wir-ers: Mrs. Booth and Mr. Gardner.
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    MR. ANDREWS REBUKED
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