Malaya Tribune, 1 June 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XIII.- No. 126 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JUNE I. 1926
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    GLIMPSES OF NEPAL
    594 2 Where Progress Wins Slow Entry Some glimpses of Nepal were giVsn to a correspondent of "The Morning Post recently by Mr. J. Van Manen, Secretary of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, who has recently returned from a visit to that little-known country. The narrow valleys, he said,
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    FOOTBALL DENOUNCED
    262 2 Through its -committee on methods of 1 increasing the intellectual interests and raising the intellectual standards of undergraduates, the American Association of University Professors has just made a "reasoned indictment of inter-col egiate football which leaves that sport hardly a leg to stand upon. The association reccommends the
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      183 2 I The Finishing Touch I A few drops of "4711" Eau de Cologne mmvxe* that one last bewitching I touch of d M :ntin>ss that fastidious women appreciate. Put up in handy B bottle?, easily tucked away in your bag to help you over moments of B exhaustion or llil
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      89 2 JJ MENNEN M Guards Baby's V Sleep. Protect your baby from the unseen menaces: Moisture, Friction and Infection. These three enemies inflame tender skins, spoiling baby's health- and growth-producing sleep. In Mermen Borated Talcum, millions of tiny sponges absorb the poisonous moistures that towels cannot reach. Mermen Borated Talcum forms
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    BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY
    533 3 Pictures that U.S.A. Clamour for Something definite is at last being done to found the British film industry and to put it in a position to compete on more than favourable terms with any other film-producing country in the world. The British Hollywood, which will leave its
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    BANDIT-RIDDEN HONAN
    568 3 Appalling Treatment of Inoffensive Villagers For some ten days or more conditions in Honan have been simply appalling. Whiist Chow Kia has been kept free from a arm owing to some 500 to 1,000 soldiers being there to look after its interests, the country side has been left
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      426 4 A MOL USe XML O 10L ts« I EMPIRE I I Tnesday, June 1 and Wednesday, June 2- 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. S WILLIAM FOX presents X i PEARL WHITE jjj P In Henri Bunsten's Greatest play entitled |g ItmTHE THIEF^-J g A drama that ha* a heart-appeal, and
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      538 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert ft Beneoolen Streets To-night at 9-15 Aesop's Fable of "The Mysterious Hat" (Cartoon), The National Rash (Sportlight) REGINALD DENNY in The biggest, fastest, funniest, thrill-chocked comedy-drama ever screened California Straight Ahead A Universal-Jewel from the story by Byron Morgan. Directed by Harry Pollard. We can't describe
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    138 5 To-day. June 1 h Tides.— 0.45 a.m., 2.24 p.m. fScUt: Hongkong vs. F.MJS., K.L. kT.' Tournament. To-morrow, June 2 r> >. T?dos.—l32 a.m., 3.32 p.m. uM homeward mail leaves. *'i Duke's vs. R.A. J,: 1 Hongkong vs. F.M.S., K.L. Thursday, June 3 „v, -rsdes.—--20 a.m., 4.46 p.m. of
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    60 5 untitled from the Shanghai Chinese ear and received a seventhe ■-nicer administering the ioforminK the man that he d Jt v. h leniently, k WWSe nt naa been inflicted by the milties on a soldier convicted of akPO Ls now minus an ear anu receiving what ia described by a
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1114 5 PRODUCF Singapore, June 1 Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $410 Wen, Siam 2 $377 RL.e, Siam 8 8357 R ce, Saigon J *SM Jiicw, Saigon 2 n $315 Rice, Saigon 3 M m Rice, Rangoon 1 m $801 Rice, Rangoon 2 *J2Qk\ Rice, Par Boiled No
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    139 5 To-day, June 1 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, (v), Vohav tary Gun Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, European Units, Extra Arms Drill Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Non-European Units, Extra Arms Drill Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S.V.F. Ambulance, Practice King's Birthday Parade-Drill Order-Helmets. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Hall. Malay Company, Company Parade. To-morrow, June
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    MAILS CLOSE
    146 5 TO-DAY, JUNE 1 P. Swettenham, Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, London, Rotterdam, and Hamburg (*M. S. Peisander) 2 p.m. Hoihow and Amoy (Anhui) 2 p.m. Swatov (Haitan) 2 p.m. China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa Best S ber a, Philippine Islands, Canada and U. S. A. (Esquilino) 2 p.m.
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      238 5 THE MOSQUITO MENACE. A METHOD TO OVERCOME IT. It a poor consolation to the sufferer from j Mailirial Fever to know that some anopheles j •oosquito caused the trouble. India is full j of mosquitoes, and the malaria figures shew he wide prevalance of the anopheles variety. vVhile mosquito enthusiasts
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      71 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Randan* Kerbsu Station for the 24 hour* or ding: midnight May 31, 1926. dear. Max. shade temperature 89 F. Min. shade temperature 79 F. Mean shade temperature 83.1 F. Max. sun radiation 148 F. M.n. (rrass radiation 73.3 F. Sea temperature
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    56 6 DEATHS NARAINASAMY—At No. 7. Cuff Road, on May 31st, Fonnammal wife of Mr. S. Narainasamy, Bailiff, Supreme Court. Funeral to-d»v at 4 p.m. at Hindoo Burial Ground, Bidadari. WONG.—On tay 21, 1926, at 78, Amov Street. Singapore Mr. Wong Joon Feo (Ah Theaml. Aged 58 years.
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    THE OPIUM RESERVE
    881 6 This generation very naturally feels a atrong inclination to kick strenuously against the Governments proposal t« take a big poison of each year's Colonial revenue, in addition to many millions from a bloated Currency Reserve, in order to sav e posterity from taxes which, in all probability,
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    1147 6 The Pulai Reading Room has caused to exist. The Sepang Club of Sepang has been exempted from registration. The Band of Hope will meet at the Y.W.C.A. on Wednesday, at 4.30 p.m A Bill is about to be presented in the Federal Council to permit the Court of Appeal to
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    ITALIAN BUDGET
    112 6 The following telegram from home, dated May 31, has been rec-'ved through the Italian Legation at Bangkok:— Th? lalian Budget as t»; 3Qth April shows a satisfactory pos't'lon of ftnaac** and embodies* worthy expression of Italian economy. The Budget shows a surplus of 668 ml» on lire:* m
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    306 6 Mr H. Lloyd, Senior I nsr F.M.S., if, promoted :o SSTX^J** Mr. G. Simpson, Denutv r of Police, F.M.S., is £ES Mr. Patrick Lavender E. of Police F.M.S., hlsbeen €ni jr f"*% months' leave. n k:aii i Z Dr. W. J. Vickers m F.M.S., mm been appoinlM
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    51 6 From Indo-China by s.s. Amazono, dv* Singapore 7 a.m. to morrow. From China and Japan by s.s. Malwx due Singapore noon to-morrow. From China and Japan by s.s. Sanuk. Maru, due Singapore to-morrow. From Europe, (London mails dtspa chee May 13) by s.s. Karmala. due Penaag m I
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    OBITUARY
    50 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 31. The d' -a h has occurred of Mr. C. Ray the Penan g manager for the Britsc American Tobacco Company-, who had beer ill for the pas", three weeks. The funeral was attended by many friends and man: beautiful wreaths were sent.
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    PENANG SWIMMING CLUB
    114 6 (From Our Own Ciareapond nt.) V mmx, May 31. At the? annual meeting of the SwiaUBSI ClJb, Mr. J. P. Souter, the Preskleat w\mm\ that the Clvh was bur ally MNOmL Ex plaining' the $94! e>:e -s expenditure ©ye» income he said this was aooooa ad for
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    NEW LABOUR RATES
    104 6 In exercise of the powers conferred the Labour Ordinance, the Fni'an litmigration Committee has, with the cow 5 »he Colonial Sa n-taiy. prescribed tne repayable under section 119 (1) (a) jof jj* said Ordinance to be U P*r quarter Vtird and fourth quarter of W* y*** 192f?
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    CRUELTY TO PIGEONS
    100 6 For plucking the feathers of *J young pigeons, a Chinese his wife were produced before the Second Police Magistral,, this m and charged with cruelty. fl The man pleaded guilty but said tha simply *©d tj »nw husband was plucking the birds. Mr. EL E. C. Tharais.ngha:«..»
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    FINANCE
    274 7 Prince with the Bankers ROYAL PREFIX FOR THE INSTITUTE for Study on International Lines British Official Press Service. rßritisk Official Press Service.] 1 London, May 31. tM p r i m e of Wales delivered his the Institute of International -Jnv. he announced that tin? i'jiriKers had commanded that
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    SCOPES APPEALS
    81 7 Monkey Case on the Carpet Again Reuter's Service. Nashville, Tennessee, May SI. The Scopes case has been rema| an fa an appeal before the State Sesrasee Court wherein Prof. Scopes' tammA, with s carefully prepared argusjsst, sttsdsi tfcs law on the ground that ilea the Tennessee and the
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY
    91 7 Reuter's Service. Philadelphia, June L SkwHJj of iain did not -dampen the whu-siasm of the thousands who attended he sepqui-centermlal celebration of America's independence. The proceedings ■•H opened with a salute of 150 guns. retaries KYllong and Hoover made M*e* Mr. KeKogr; assured his hearers the spirit animating
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    POLICE ON TRIAL
    46 7 Reuter's Service. Riga, May 31. The trial at Kieff of 105 police offic'ala charged wih bribery and abuse of power f rxled with four being sentenced to death, VVer >ty-one to various terms of imprison"■•nt, including one for a decade, and the acquitted.
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    PILSUDSKI PRESIDENT
    30 7 Reuter's Service. Warsaw, May 31. ttMaaal PiKudsk. has neon elected Pre■alent of Poland but has declined the presidency because the Constitution does not .he President to dissolve Parl'.an^nt.
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    THE COAL STRIKE
    327 7 GOVERNMENT'S SUBSIDY OFFER EXPIRES Foreign Coal at Command of Britain British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, May 31. No open move has taken place this evening to bring about fresh coal negotiations. At midnight the Government's oifer of a subsidy of threte
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    WAR IN THE PACIFIC
    170 7 Labour Delegate's Prophecy at Geneva Reuter's Service. Geneva, June 1. In the debate at the Labour Conference on the report of the Director of the Labour ChT.ce, notably with regard to non-ratifica-tion of the hours of the convention, the Sou h African delegate spoke most eulogistically
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    HADFIELD INVENTION
    49 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 31. The Sheffield steelmakers, Hadfields, announce the discovery of a new steel alloy withstanding abnormal temperatures. They claim that a gas-turbine has been constructed to run at the colossal speed of 55,000 revolutions a minute at a tempera ture of 1,650 degrees Fahrenheit.
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    U.S. BALLOONIST WINS
    43 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels,- May 31. An American, Mr. Van Orman, whose balloon landed at Soelvesborg, Sweden, has won the Gordon Bennett balloon race. A Belgian was runner-up. The weather was genera ly very bad and there were many forced landings.
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    TOMASI'S DEATH
    42 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] P..ris, May 31. The laconic announcement of the death of the well-known French communist, Tomasi, in Russia has astounded Toman's family who had not hoard of the illness of Tomasi who was investigating Soviet Trade Union*?.
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    WORLD PEACE
    308 7 AMERICA IN NO NEED OF GUARANTEES Utmost Good Faith and Belief in Disarmament Reuter's Service. Washington, May 31. "Common sense" should be America* contribu ion to world peace, declared President Coolidge in the course of a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery. He said that Americans believed
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    PORTUGUESE REVOLT
    249 7 Non-Party Programme of New Dictatorship Reuter's Service. Lonxion, May 31. The success of the military revolt in Portugal is apparent, Lisbon telegrams announcing that the President of the Republic has charged the leader of the revolutionary forces, Commander Mend:s Cabecadas. wi h the task of forming a Cabinet.
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    FLORIDA BOOM OVER
    52 7 Reuter's Service. New York, May 31. A telegram from Jacksonville, Florida, says that the American-British Improvement Corporation, developer of the Floradana Club, one of the largest real estate developments in Florida, has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. The assets are listed at 52,551£00 and the liabilities
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    43 7 A pheasant crashed into the wind-screen of a motor lorry near Norwch and thattered the glass, badly injuring a woman occupant who lost an eye. The other occup arras of '.he car sustained deep cuts. The pheasant's head was severed from its bciy.
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    APPEAL COURT
    742 7 INTERESTING POINT OF LAW RAISED Judicial Interpretation of Tobacco Ordinance An interesting question of law as to the judicial interpretation of the Tobacco Duties Ordinance was raised yesterday before the Chief Justice, Sir William Murison, K.C., when the case in which Wei Theam Leong was convicted of exporting
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    75 7 British Official Press Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, May 31. Exchange rates: Paris 150.75, New York 4.86 7i16, Brussels 150.75, Geneva 25.11, Amsterdam 12.1025, Milan 127.625, Berlin 20.435, Stockholm 18.17, Copenhagen 18.5, Oslo 22.345, Vienna 34.445, Prague 164.125, Helsingfors 193.125, Madrid 32.1, Lisbon 2 17|32, Rio 7
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    KHOO KOK WAH APPEAL
    79 7 The case in which Khoo Kok Wah was charged and convic'rd oi* having used a •building as a rubber factory without a permit was argued in appeal yesterday before the Chief Justice, Sir William Munson X C Mr. E. L. Talma appeared for the appelant and
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    50 7 In a written reply to Mr. F.G. Penny, MP., (Con.. Kimrjson-on-Thamcs), Col. Ashley (Minister of Trarisport) statad that the law reVSnfc to the max nvunn speed limit for motor vtliiclete will be dealt with in the legislation wiv'ch hi? hopes to introduce as soon an parliamentrry time is available- I
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    Sporting News
    147 8 THE TURF Derby Probables Reuter's Service. l.ondon, May 31. TV fotttJVfcBf i* rsvissd list of Derby prctfcs lee rVjftls Osissjij (Je'jliss), Bassoon (QsVff e r.ur.t (Smirke), Colorado <\Ve>t >, Oom-dy Kir.y; (Dempsey), CofMsMi (CNMs), Kinglas (Archibald), H. e. trV.ixt). (Ferryman), (KMqr), E4TS (Beary). Macanudo (Lane). INnters (WVasjr), Review
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    Another Starter
    15 8 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, May 31. At additional Derby probabj? is Heroules
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    The Seratchings
    25 8 Reuter's Service. [Router's Service.] London, May 31. The Derby scratchings are Grand Flight ft 9 and Lanchester and Lulworth Cove at 10.39 to-day.
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    Latest Betting
    70 8 Reuter's Service. London, May 31. The latest Derby betting is as follows:— 6 to 4 Colorado offered. 13 to 8 taken; 7 to 1 Coronach; 9 to 1 Sw'ft and Sure--10 to 1 Lex; 100 to 6 Apple Sammy; 22 to 1 p taken and offered; 25 to
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    Singapore Turf Club
    109 8 Und'mited Derby Sweepstake, 1926 The fol'owing drawing list of Un'imited Derby Sweepstake, 1926. is sent by the Singapore Turf Club: Ticket No Horse 3616 Harpagon 6490 S'mon the Beggar 5212 The Field 57 Le Gros 5006 Finelas 8907 Colarado 2541 Lex 3536 Bans'ar 6404 War Mist 1500
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    GOLF
    30 8 Amateur Championship Reuter's Service. London, May 31. The runner-up for the Amateur Golf Championship, A. Simpson (Lothianburn), has been officially informed he is not chosen for the Walker Cup.
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    Singapore Golf Club
    192 8 A mixed foursome competition, nine holes Medal play was heM on Friday last and resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. Hardie who returned a net score of 38. Thirtythree cards were taken out and the following were returned:— Mr. and Mrs Hardie 45 7 38
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    FOOTBALL
    332 8 R.E's Beaten Chinese Score Six Goals in First League Match Although Yong Liang was absent on tho S.C.F.A. forward line, the Ch nese proved too good for the Royal Engineers, beating thnm by six goals to one. at the Stadium yesterday afternoon, in the first division of the Singapore
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    The League Table
    55 8 Goalc P. L D. P. A. Pu. Dukes 2 2 0 0 12 1 4 s.c.c. 2 l o i r> a a S.C.F.A. 3 1 1 1 6 2 3 R E. 3 1 2 U 17 Ji sjlc. 3 o i a a i 1VA.
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    The Game in Java
    551 8 How Sourabaya Wan the Championship (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pasoeroean, May 27. The important inter-town matches held at Semarang during tne -ast hoi.days, to decide the open championship of Java, attracted great numbers of spectators for the big match of the season, when representatives of Batavia
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    CRICKET
    95 8 Australians vs. Middlesex Reuter's Service. London, May 31. The match between the Australians and Middlesex was resumed to-day at Lord's in the presence of 12,000. The weather was toe and the wicket good. The Ausiraians scored 4-'>9 and were out at lunch time. Andrews scored 164, there being dazzling
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    County Match Results
    82 8 At Colcheslrr, Leicestershire beat Essex by 10 wickets. Leicester 277 (Astiil 76, Sidwell 77) and 4 for no wickets in the second. Essex 96 (Geary 5 for 41, Skelding 41) and 184 in the second (Freeman 52, Geary 4 for 42, Ast'il 5 for 47). At Stourbridge.
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    The Next Test Match Programme
    103 8 Reuter's Service. London, May 31. At Lord's the Imperial Cricket Conference, Hampden and attended by delegates from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India and West Indies, unanimously passed a resclut on moved by Australia chat the tests in che future be more than threo-dayers," and
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    Kedah vs. E.S.C.
    56 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, May 31. A friendly cri -ket match between K?dah and the Eastern Smelting Company was spoiled by rain. Kedah won the tcs 3 and scored 68. their opponents only making 29. Labrooy took six wicke s for four runs In nine overs,
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. J.C.C.
    65 8 The fol owing w 11 represent the V.M.C.A. vs. Johar* Crciet Ciub at Cricket at Johcre Bahru on Thursday in an a.i day Match commencing at 10.30 a.m.:—H. G. Stac:t (Cap.); A. Van Cuy enburg, H. Gibson, C. Chcon Lim. Sirdar B. Singh, R. Lyne, B. K.
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    The County Championship
    179 8 W. L. Pts. No P W L Ist Is: Pos Obt Res Per In In Xorkahir- 7 5 0 1 0 30 28 1 93.33 Midd'x 5 4 0 0 1 2i 21 084 00 Kent 3 2 0 0 1 15 11 0 13/66 1 anc.s
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    BOXING
    183 8 British Welterweight 1 Championship Reuter's Service. London, May 31. At Hollani Fa "k for th- British welterweight championship Jack Hood ou.pointed Harry Mason. The fleht was staged by the National Sporting C üb. There were only six fights for the weiter championship held in the last, quarter century. The
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    Walley and Avelino
    142 8 Every flywirght who has been up against Boy Waiiey, flyweight champion of Malaya, has had to p,ay second fiddle to the Title chsmoion who has now exhausted his supply of "flys" in the country. Wiith no desire to be idle WaMey is now after heavier opponents willing
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    BOY SCOUTS
    26 8 To-day, June I.—Ambu'aive and Stern, Classes Headquarters, spm Thursday, June 3.—King's Birthday Parade. See Special Orders Saturday, June s—Wireless Class, Headquarters, 6 p.m. **«»u
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    LAWN TENNIS
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    110 8 Lockhart Wins $40,000 Reuter's Service. Iniianapol's May 31. The fourteenth annual five hand ed mile motor speed race resu.tej- as follows. Firit Lockhart, second Harts and third Woodbury. Indianapolis, June 2. Owing to rain the race was to 40u mi.es. The winner's time was 4 hours, 13 mins. 37.8
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    142 8 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbansha.) Tokio, May The Cermano-Jayan:se Association vfckl was suspended lor r :ny yean i i been restored Both parties of the Diet iniafHll their way to the South Seas and Aortal respectively for inspection are expeced H arrive at Singapore on July 22.
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    58 8 Messrs. H. A. S. M. U»*H Tan Been Sap in the Supr^. I morning, b fore Mr. J*f M l l recovery of $2 085, as damage*- in Mr. Williamson, appearing laru» tiff, said that the d.fe.ndsn: had no. in an appearance. t for plain Hi* Lordship
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