Malaya Tribune, 7 August 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. VoL X 185 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune THURSDAY, Tth AUGUST, 1924.
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      69 1 U IMTKR j REPAIRING I m I speci iv: j S iranteed P peg* Moderate. -Typewri- I pwtai j a :>ore. s iiii i i i 1 1 ).K." CEMENT i I I SOLE IMPORTERS: The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Denmark I Singapore. I 11 nnllll■■ i miM
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      278 1 jl VQU CAN ECONOMIC I III AND STILL OBTAIN THE BEST I The Best and Cheapest ON THE MARKET IS I ife LIGHT LAGER BEft| I >M§P "DOG'S HEAD" LIGHT LAGER. Obtainable Everywhere. sole importers: SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. J Telephone 2119 MM CHEE SENG, 56-3, Market Street, Singapore. MICHELIN
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      62 1 i I MANY CHILDREN j are considered dull and back- I ward who are simply suffer:** j fro 4 m Weak Eves. An exam* I nation by our Optometrists will I determine whether or not yocj eh Id reqirres glasses. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Cana! Ro
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    The Threshold of Fear
    2477 2  -  By ARTHUR J. REES 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 gone as the result of unwise speculation. Striving in vain to get a living, he
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      219 2 your Vitality j British Doctors regularly recommend I Dili's Wine as a most wonderful Strengthening and Energising Tonic, Hall's Wine is unequalled for restoring viral energy. The first dose does you r ood and the benefits are lasting j MdUttUne- j B THE SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVE I I I I
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      366 2 WHY BACKS ACHE The Kidneys Seldom to Blame The Trouble Due to Blood Impurities There is more nonsense talked about backache than a. y other trouble. Some i eople have been frightened into the belief that every backache means deadlykidney tiouble. As a matter of medical fact not one backache
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      425 2 1 I AGUE 1 I specific; i s! Si 1 J>.r a i r i d Jfe: A tm ?i 2 J&ij! The Popalar Remedies 0 I MANUFACTURING CO. V lifj BOMBAY. v THE WORLD'S GREATEST ft** For curing all typ>s 0 f Mihrial p.,. GIVES INSTANT RELIEJ Thousands hue
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    INDIAN NOTES AND NEWS
    654 3 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES THE MADRAS FLOODS WATERS OF THE CAUYERY SUBSIDE Via Ceylon Exchanges -Madras duly 23:—The latest information regarding the broad gauge section: of the South Indian Railway is to the effect that the waters of the Cauvery have subsided and the depth of the
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      469 3 >' chill- it's bm for once inflammation starts ,n yo,r throat or lungs there's no limiting its deadly penis. Take 'epsin tune. Exterminate the disease germ* before they have chance to multiply and set up #**ri*y or pneumonia. Bathe the sore, inflamed breathing passages with the soothing germicidal fumes y
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      454 3 I C^ifiV T,!tn sueh I'ic^X »i a a iifiK with Home rip-hf D: i 8 aft a "p in VicC-aMy R,ce Pa P e r Guaranteed hy the Q Rc€ i dl »y. London, J "England, MADE IN LONDON. I I I I I I I UHm TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Raffles
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      425 4 AMUSEMENTS I By arrangement with Universal Pictures Corporation I Empire Cinema j I Presents -Two Universal Jewel Productions jjj jjj In a Special Programme S I In the Second Show at 9.15 I 7 Reels WHITE TIGER 7 Reels jC 3 Starring the Dashbg, Dynamic, Delightful [jj PRISCILLA DEAN G
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      444 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA I From Monday, 4th August to Saturday, 9th August. g pj jj In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. I Topical Budget S British Screen News. I COSMOPOLITAN CORPORATION PRESENTS 1 LYN HARDING H MARION DA VIES FORREST STANLEY f j When Knighthood was j I in
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      253 4 AMUSEMENTS Sinners? Who are Sinners What makes Sinners Cmbi Who is responsible for Sinners See ALICE BRADY IN SINNERS PATf| By Owen Davis L 3 BREAKING THROUGH SERIAL XHlPri Vitagraph's Latest, Greatest and Best. AAA\JJ tYk Episodes 1 3 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. «ui jj Sassue HayaVawa in THE
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    83 5 pg Mongside the Wharves or i X petted to Arrive. Sa gapore, Tih August. I hp h.uicaits the loreast 01 and the word 1 I the Gat.» to enter I 3 16; Kobe Maru, 13; f «V (Gate 3 ft l.; v Mam 36; Elpencr 4
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    EXCHANGE
    54 5 ill*! S;n..- m, '<', ah August. I 2s 4 3 32 214 2s 4 17j32 S B J 1 r ransfer 159'j nom. r"' diaft lai P-<*. p.m. RL: dm I 70% *E T Tn r i 138 124V 2 nom. 4 p.c. 34 7 16 6th August. 61%
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    129 5 TO-DAYS (ROTATIONS RICE Kice, Sam N 0 1 per X vmn Rice, Siam 2 Rice, Siam 3 Rico, Saigon 1 *304 Rke, Saigon 3 l Hf? R'.ce, Saigon 3 g?6 Rice, Rangoon 1 h gee, Rangoon. 2 gg Rice, Par Boiied No 1 per bag $S Rice;
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    ETLIN AND CO's REPORT
    104 5 •> h to 41 cents, Petalings $1.42 to Si 1", Nawng Pets to $1.67%. Hitams s,i J&I 6, Lin^Uis $4.65 to $4.80. Rubber.— Mentakabs 19% to 21% cent* Liv Benut 19., to 21% Jeram Kuantans S Jl^^ nt f; B. Katils 57', to 02% cents Tambalaks
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    MACPHAIL AND CO's REPORT
    159 5 Rubbers.—U nchanged. Pen ileal an s have buyers at $13 50 sellers at $13.75 with forward buyers at $14. Asams offer at 48s. Renongs have biijers at 29s. with few shares c-fferi.ig. Petal!,.gs have strong buyers at $1.43 forHitams buyers at $150 sellers at Pets have
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
    205 5 aV/H 1 Singapore, 6th Ju y: Substantial rises in the prices cf the commodities have stimulated a little interest in the Tin and Rubber sections of the share market. Peta'ings are a little firmer 2nd $1.40 has been bid for shares, which offer at 2 tents
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    90 5 < HAMMER OF COMMERJE RUBBER ASSOCIATION ii Singapore, 7th August, i rtie Crej-e C.os ng Fr ees. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest Lor.don Cables quoteLondon Spot Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. f pct 4594 46 August to September 4Gv 2 46% October to December 47% 47 January
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    137 5 STANDARD OIL CO Kerosene Devoes Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.95 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 tins $5.55 Tiger per 2 drums $5.25 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons $g OO Socony Motor Gasoline per gallon without tins
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS
    84 5 London, sth Auteost Manchester Market— 8U lbs shirtings fair (newbasis) 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 6 Iba. T. Cloth fair 24 yards Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully Middling American) i l6l Cotton Egyptian 25 7-, Metals— Tin Stad. 3 months £256.17.8 Produce— Copra fair merchantable £29.15.0 Black Pc;
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    91 5 A woman complained at Highgate that a man had insulted her by offering to bob her hair with a pair of shears. o 1— The following is not a story; it actually happened, says the "N. C. Daily News." (It should be noted that on the French tramways when an
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    MIXED GRILL
    1120 5  -  BY ASHLEY STERNE frZi 8 l St thin? in Parisian fashions is Ind ldered a11 over with triangles vivid on CiC ™etrica;l figures worked in havf w° S Th vo uc is rumoured to have been started by the protagonists c# Jhnn Bnsht r E Jcl id Movement,
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      97 5 .1 hmm ISS TMLX>X XJ M! I (MALAYA'S LEADING SPORTS ARENA) JERRY MONAHAN vs. VALENTIN GAUT 1 I (Fighting Irishman) (ex-Welterweight C cf the Orient) 12 THBEE M'NUTE BOUNDS. I I YOUNG SANTOS vs, HARRY SMYTHE js* j •iCorq'jeror of 3d. Airiaro) (Welterweieht hampion of wflr Malaya* Domy Santos vs.
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      193 5 FOR SALE. One S;cond-baii FORD CAK ia excellent j running order, with I se:» of White Cushion j ""overs and recently fitted with Cord tjres. Price $5f.O. Apply tj B,>x No. 204 c/o j Ifalaya Tribune. ORDINANCE NO. 41. (BANKRUPTCY). j IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS 'SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT
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      117 5 I I ■■■■ni....,.,,..,.,,.,,..,...—- lt mt| jjj J I iiihimiiiiii j_, THE ORIGINAL FLAT WALL FINISH 3 I f AN OIL PAINT WITHOUT GLOSS I WASHABLE AS MAcißLfc. j Unequalled as a Finish for S luster Walls and Metal, I Wood or Asbestos Callings. I I NOT a distemper f j
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      310 5 MAILS CLOSE i().|).\Y, 7th AI GUST p ;i <iBengkalis and \pi Ksmeralda 2 p.m ill, T« mbilahan and Sri VV>ngsee 2 p.m y, Shanghai and ;t ils for U. S. A. Talma 2 p.m Han Hong Lion# 3 p.m 'Meran 3 p.m a i k J aM l' Sarawak Rajah
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    THE PROBLEM OF BRITISH RECUPERATION—III
    731 6 Yesterday we pointed out that Britain's commercial recuperation was more vital an issue than even Allied agreements, reparation compromises, or political issue*. Provision of means to counteract the handicap to British recovery of industrial and commercial prosperity is more vital than any present issue. Cheap
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    733 6 Mr. D. Bartlett has left Petaling Tin mine for Pengkalen. oMr. W. H. Clifton has been appointed Court Inspector for the Third Police Court. Inspector Clifton was formerly in charge of the Passport Office. o The Tungiin Club da cing room has been repainted and dances in future will be
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    LOCAL STEAMER SUNK WITH ALL HANDS?
    124 6 30 CREW AND ADDITIONAL PASSENGERS THE "SARIE BORNEO" According to reliable information received by the "Malaya Tribune" the s.s. "Sarie Borneo" has been lost with all hands. Our information is that she struck rocks in heavy weather and was completely wrecked. Enquiries at the
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    LOOPHOLE IN COURTS ORDINANCE
    309 6 SUPREME COURT JURISDICTION OUSTED Judgment \va.s delivered this morning in the matter of the appeal by Eusoff Hadji Ahmad ai.ui Hadji Sakoor Gany against the order of the District Court directing the appellants, as owners of certain premises fronting on Lorong 20, Singapore, to pay, to
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    DATOH STIA DEAD
    66 6 MALAY CHIEF WHO SAW PANGKOR TREATY SIGNED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, To-day:—The death occurred yesterday a 4 Kuala Kangisar of Datoh Stia, the veteran Senior Malay Chief of Perak, who was. present at the signing of the Pangkor Treaty with Sir Frank Swettenham. Stia was widely
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    DAMAGE BY HAIL
    70 6 In Province, the districts in which the crops have bean damaged by hail this year, include such prefectures as Suichung Yihsien, Chinighow, Peichen, Heishan, Tiehling, Kaiyuan, Hsifeng, and Shenyang. The Director of the Board of Finance has decided to reduce the taxes on the affected areas by
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    31 6 From Europe (London mails despatched 17th July) by s.s. Teesta, due Penang G a.m. to-morrow*. From France by s.s. Paul Lecat, due Singapore daylftht, on Saturday, the 9th instant.
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    46 6 The Sarawak Government Gazette notifies that the Rajah ha 3 made the following appointments:—Mr. J. A. H. Hard-ie to be Acting Controller of Government Monopolies; Mr. A. D. Taylor to be Acting Manager, Telegraph and Teler*henc Department; Mr. D. Evana to be Acting Manager, Sadong Collieries.
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    WELL DONE, MUNICIPAL BOARD!
    153 6 ROAD DEPT. SMART JOB IN HOUD AY^ WILL THE GOVT EMlti SAVK AN INQugp* WOODLAND DEATH 1 We mu>t eoßftttuJ Council and their Kom, smart and excell, making Bettery-r holiday The was tackled and finished 1 terval when the takin, congested dkanßeJ not embarrass Uh happy
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    ESTATE HOSPITAL CASE
    191 6 CORONER INVITES ATTENTION" (f l.AHOnt tOMIiii! (From Our Own Torr R r Mr. L. V. J. Laviih. ed his finding in the V v h i quest case, at Seremha: n t u The hospital chart I .re out tl, evidence that he had temperature and f
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    SINGAPORE
    54 6 The Singapore Sli rthand iociation (Pitman's) I. f a copy of their rules a cut-and-dr'cd p J activities of the Ass ciati r Speed practic; is held I J the rate dictated ranges fi words per minute. t' J English lessons, and meetings are conducted by c x pals.
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    AT THE
    46 6 "White Tiger* at th Em; is one of those unu present melodrama a: < the same time. It is a ht Jewel production starrii P> r T with Wallace Beery. Matt M m mond Griflith BUpp rt ng London's sensational Brute" will be SB show.
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    JUDGE'S HOUSE
    43 6 Even the hou-e of Supreme Court is not safe jr«>;-, s »f these daw:. No 8 G occupied by Mr. Justice \jr l' A Mrs. Beirett-Lenna I ea,rly this morning and a pot valued at fIOO m arrest has been made.
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
    34 6 The following with effect from 2i Hemma. t to act Straits Settlement-. Mr. w to act as Under Se masts, and to a n cile, Mr. O. E. Assistant Se retery (»>• nests.
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    23 6 It is untitled Blaagregor Ki rubber propsg»'"* 5 Singapore by i < Mr. LO -an appoii b thurst and M the Bad l.< Singapore.
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    16 6 UllJilKK London. —1*=- I Local. —45% cents. JIN J I —$128% per P uU
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      17 6 MIXED GRILL BY ASHLEY STERNE PAGE FIVE TO-DAY TENNIS SPECIAL THIRD SERIES BY A. E. BEAMISH TO-MORROW
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      116 6 WHEN AND WHERE A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 7th August High Tides.—2.2 a.m., 2.38 p.m. Pearls Hill School Sports, 3.30 p.m. Phil. Ordhestra, Mem. Hall, 5.15 i .m. To-morrow, 8th August High Tides. —2.59 a.m., 3.26 p.m. Dutch homeward mail leaves. Outram-road School Sports, 3 p.m. Saturday, 9th August High Tides.
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    EARLY MORNING GUN-RUNNING HAUL
    134 7 ANOTHER ARMS HAUL SINGAPORE POLICE COUP SEIZED ON STINNES STEAMER iHAT i OLOMBO FAILED TO FIND MNK MUNITION CASES FOR If IN A Q(JK FULL STORY morning the li i were engaged I rajband amis from Line steamer Jl into harbour and Hamburg. estigatioa had mbo
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    FATALITIES
    25 7 E LL l.\ SOUTH WpOTtS Of m 1 11 re stiD in- that 100 deaths took L v destroyed at i* of cholera oc-
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    WORLD FLIGHT
    14 7 To $th \v mm nH U8 t:—-Zanai has aril 1 woridV flight.--
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    N.B. DIRECTIORS CRITICISED
    18 7 Reuter. II was level1 r Wtttb North H 1 "K-eting at P ring director —Renter.
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    SMITH
    39 7 a PtL? »?*y«-Sinith on. jae or the R < JN*? novelists, the Rev! E fy.nfn on of Sir R Ayrton, r «i Published Methodist." :w!y every 1 ;ys mereas- published brilliant a. Mr fry met at Kaye-a«itti% Che, Pointed
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    HEATED COMMONS DEBATE
    262 7 GRAVE POSSIBILITIES OF IRISH TROUBLE GOVERNMENT INTRODUCE SPECIAL BILL APPEAL TO PRESS Reuter. La-dun, Gth August:—In the House of ommons Mr. Thomas announced that after a mcst full and frank discussion with the butfh Irish Government he had decided to ask Par!, anient to meet on Sept.
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    APPEAL TO THE PRESS
    148 7 Reuter. London, Oth August:—Mr. Thomas di4 not pretend that the Free 'State Goven?" mer.t was satisfied but he hoped, at least that they would be able to satisfy the Irish pec-ple tnat the British Government and people meant to keep faith. The Government most earnestly hoped
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    "UNFAIR! JUST LIKE THEM!"
    157 7 Reuter. London, 6th August:—Considerable heat was immediately generated in the ensuing discussion and S'r John Simon asked a series of questions about the advice Mr Thomas had given to the North Ireland Government. The Speaker evoked Opposition cheers by saying "Sir John Simons' questions sounded like
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    CHARABANC TRAGEDY
    55 7 Reuter. L'-."don, Gth August:—Seven women and children were killed and ten seriously injured la a charabanc smash in Worcestershire. The vehicle, in descending a hill get out of control and crashed into a stone wall. The oc-cuparts were hurled .n all directions. Comparatively little hope is entertained of
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    HERR MARX'S SPEECH
    200 7 REGARDED FAVOURABLY BY ALLIES CONCILIATORY NOTE Reuter. London, 6th August :—A very good impression was created by the German Delegation at the first meeting with the Plenary Conference. Herr Marx's speech is regarded as tactful and conciliatory.—Reuter. Paris, 6th August:—The papers are pleased seeing that the first
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    HOW MACLAREN FELL
    185 7 THROUGH DENSE FOG TO HEAVY SEAS MISSING AN ISLAND Reuter. New York, Gth August:—Details of MacLaren's accide t compelling him to abandon his world-flight, are contained in a wireless from the trawler Thiepval on which MacLaren and his companions are sailing for America. MacLaren .after leaving Petropavlovsk,
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    RUSSIAN TREATY SIGNED
    545 7 COMMONS IRONY FOR MR. PONSONBY TRIBUTE TO RAKOWSKY'S EAGERNESS THE PROPOSED LOAN Reuter. Yesterday, at a late hour the AngloSoelet Conference, which was previously rep uted to V iVe broken down, arrived at a basns of agreement. London, 6th August :-Mr. Ponsonby said that debts and claims
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    FAVOURED NATION IDEA
    141 7 Reuter. London, 6th August:—The Russian Commercial Treaty conferred on Britain "the most favoured nation" treatment in return for which Britain admitted Russia into an export credit scheme. Mr. Ponsonby dealing with the General Treaty stated' that both sides would ap- point members to a commission which would
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      55 7 Oar Next Serial Another First Class Copyright New Novel M A RUN ON— THE RED" A Brilliant Sketch of Continental Life, and Exciting Story by that Fine Author *Col. Benry Curlies The Scene is Monte Carlo. It has a Sporting interest that will appeal to all—and a touch of Mystery
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      416 7 1 1 SOLUTION OF MANY DIFFICULT DRAINAGE AND I I IRRIGATION PROBLEMS CALCO DRAINAGE GATES j Al^™ MAT C SL.DE RADIAL j and T s o e'^'fe l>r v< n,B ,ne a "ater in one direction only,. elf-o pen i„ e j s SLIDK T I mun, of twJSfuS. in
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    123 8 BOXING JERRY AND GALIT MATCHED According to intHhation received from the management cf the Singapore Boxing Stadium, Jerry Monahan and Sifcnno Jamito were to have met in the main event on Friday night but we are now officially informed that the fight has been illdefi n Iv
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    95 8 GOLF The Monthly Medal onnapetkion fur \unu.,t was plAytd off over the new course. Mr N E Bat* w< n in the senior division with a net score of 70. No cauls were returned for the Ball Sweeps. Mr E. Wrigtey was victorious intte junior division with
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    THE ABBOTSFORD CUP
    82 8 ROWING The Go down race for the Abbot sford Cup, presented by Mr. E. D. He.wan. will be held on Saturday, September the 6th, when it is hoped several crews will comAlready the Asiatic Petroleum Company and the Eastern Telegraph Company have entered and it is understood
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    HOME MATCHES
    58 8 CRICKET London, 6th August:—There was a crowd of 4,01)0 at the Oval for the Surrey vs. South Africans match and the weather was nne. Surrey scored 300 (Sandham 51 tender 56 Shepherd 127). The African bowling analyses were: Noirse! o for 27 and Blanckenberg 3 for a* tne
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    S. C. R. C.
    32 8 LAWN TENNIS TO-MORROW'S TIES A Doubles Handicap Final Choon Leong ard Lian Teck v. Ghee Ha and Chong Khee. Badminton Handicap CheoVg Che3 Lim v. Cheow Keow Bock.
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION
    19 8 BADMINTON TO-DAY'S TIE Semi Final Lim Chin Joe vs. Teo Soo Hoon cr Keong F<mg Hong.
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    S. A. TEAM DEFEATED
    24 8 RUGBY Kronstad, 6th August:—The Orange Free State Country Districts team defeated the British Rugby team by six to nil. —Reuter.
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    SWIMMING
    24 8 There wfiJ be a 200 yards free style handicap race a'-d water polo at the Chinese Swimming Club en Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    194 8 In addition to a selection of new fiction the undemoted works have been added to Raffles Libiary and will be available for issue on Satuiday, at 9 a.m. Belloc (H). The Road. Biundell (Peter) The Confessions of a beaman. Brady (EJ.) The Land of the Sun. Brooks (C.E.P.)
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    27 8 Orders for week ending August 10th, 1924. To-day, 7th August:—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, 9th and Sunday, 17th August: —See Special Camp. Orders.
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    RUBBER AND SHARES
    411 8 LYALL AND EVATT'S WEEKLY REPORT Singapore, 6th August:—Business in shares has been considerably curtailed owing to the incidence of the August holidays, but the widen ng interest noted in our iast week's report has continued, and at close there is a fair amount of business passing in
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    THOMSON AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    425 8 Tin:—London £243.12.6., Singapore 123.25. Rubber:—London 12 %d, Singapore 43 1 2 cents, New York 23 1 2 cents. Markets during: the week have been fairly active, with an increasing; business* to be recorded in rubber shares. Rubber.—Business was done in Allenbys at par; Aver Panas
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    595 8 Singapore, 7th August:—Chief interest in the share market during the week has been centred in tin shares although rubbers have been in good demand. Good industrials are still enquired for and shares can be placed at rising prices. Government Loans are all in demand with
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    42 8 [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 giverj to short letters. Only extracts of long letters can be given.]
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    Boxing
    69 8 Sir, —If my memory serves right it was Mr. H. L. Hopkins who referred the first meeting of Boy Walley and Chai Lai at the Happy Valley ring a few months ago when the decision wae given to the Singapore boy, and not Mr. Geo. Redfearn as mentioned by
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    PIRATES STILL ACTIVE
    394 8 BOATS VICTIMISED NEAR TO CANTON CARRYING OFF PASSENGERS AS PRISONERS Further piratical attacks on river boats prying bet-ween Car ten and other ports, are rep rted to have taken place in hincse waters during the week end. The towboat Tin Sh.nr was stated to have been victimised
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    42 8 Wigan Board of Guardians have protested against the recruiting of boys from the local institution for the Army. A gang of twenty-five tribesmen attacked a military picked near Razani, on the north-west frontier of India, killing three men and wounding two others.
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    208 8 JULY OUTPUT IfOMtm Barlow and Co., of K. L. send us the following: The Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd. 35,500 lbs. The Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd. 43,098 lbs. The Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates, Ltd. 53.504 lbs. The Denniatown (Krian F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, Ltd. 25,630 lbs. The Highlands
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