Malaya Tribune, 16 July 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune vol. XVI, No. 165 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, July 16, 1920.
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      127 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA.'? V fOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. > c =»oc==3oi=3oi k. 3goc=oi=ioi=3ioc3oc r —ro?i====aoc=ioi====3oaoc== 3or=io g If you want a Genuine Pre-war J f Standard Whisky be sure to ask /or— 1 PP I fli £81 ISItl ™b! Ei lIS I I B I.J I 11 BB b
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    Malayans at Home.
    2291 2 LOSS OF A GOOD "TUAN." The Annual Dinner of the A. B. M. UNEMPLOYED SINGAPORE MAN DROWNED IN THAMES. I Special to the Malaya Tribune.) It will have come as sad news to a gnat many ex-Malayans that Mr. H. B. Elierton's connection with Malaya House is
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    Correspondence.
    87 3 [Our readers are invited to write to ua on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed correspondents. Letters should be as rief as possible, preferably type-written t double spacing), and on one side of .he paper only. Pen-names
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    "Is Evolution a Myth?"
    1290 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Your correspondent L. A. D. says that he fails to see what the resurrection of Jesus Christ has to do with evolution. In the first place the resurrection of Christ proves Him to be "Lord." and if "Lord," to be obeyed
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    RED LEADER IN CANTON.
    183 3 New Military Ambition? Canton, June 29. The arrival at Carton from Hong Kong of General Mow Pei Nam, the notoriouf Kuommtang ext. c mist militarist, formerly commanding the 'Ironside" troops if Kwang.ung, on Juno 28, caused muc' political speculation among the people and in rvT q
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    MALAYA'S FINANCES.
    179 3 Time to Take Stock. Ceylon, according to a cable received from our Colombo correspondent on Friday (says the Penang "Sunday Gazette") is laced with a financial crisis. As a result of expenditure exceeding income during the past few years, the services of an expert in England have been
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    ROSS INSTITUTE.
    139 3 Research Work in 1928. The Ross Institute has just issued its annual report for last year. The report gives a full account of the malaria expedit ion of Sir Malcolm Watson and Major H. Lockwood Stevens in India. After outlining the course of this tour the report gives
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      168 3 WATCH YOUR WEIGHT! Men, Women And Children Can Put On Healthy Flesh This Pleasant Way. The Medical Profession knows the danger of being unduly thin, f»l such a state means that there is not a sufficient reserve of vitality and stamina to resist I disease germs. The Medical Profession also
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    Our London Letter.
    3210 4 PREMIER'S FAIR WEATHER. But Many Dangerous Rocks Ahead. EXPECTATION AND REALISATION. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, June 20. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald has embarked upon his voyage in fair weather with a favourable wind. He is being very kindly treated by the Oppositon Parties, and although Mr.
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    298 7 Iain's Kise (^on.inues. Messrs. Er"*> »-nd Co. report at 11 a r I-o-day: It IJBBER. London J 1 3/1' d., down l/16d New York 21* cents (G), down rent. Shares:- Eat.ier. Allenbys $2.20 $2 30 Ayer Moleks $1.80—51.90, Ayer Pana* *1,.50—510, Ba.< setts 92%—97% cents, Bal
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    NEW SHANGHAI LOAN.
    65 7 Municipal Development. (By Courtesy of the 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh") Shanghai, July 15. The Chinese authorities at Shanghai are launching a three million dollar Municipal loan. They are planning to employ a million in the opening of a Municipal Bank, half a million on Municipal buildings
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    TIN GOING TO £230?
    43 7 The writer of a special article in the "Pinani? Gazette" on the tin situation declares himself very optimistic about the future of the metal, expecting that it will go to £230 a ton and stay at about that price.
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    PRODUCE.
    140 7 Singapore. July 16. Rice, Siam 'A Rice, Siam 4 l?. n a Rice, Saigon l JgX Rice, Saigon 2 I I Kice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 Rice, Rangoon 2 «240 Rice, Par Boiled No. 1 per bag $8.70 2 $8 60Glutinous, Par Boiled Rice $5.50 m Buyer* Seller*
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    72 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon. July 16. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 36% 36\ Standard R.S.S. on Tender July 37 37% August 37% September 37 3 4 38 37% 373« Oct./ Dec. 39 39% Jan., Mar. 40% Tone of Market:—Easier.
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    EXCHANGES.
    69 7 Singapore, July 16. On London, Bank m/a 2s 3 27/32 d Demand 2s 3 23/32 d Private 3 m/s 2s 4 6/16 d On India, Bank T. T. 155 On Hong Kong, Bank d/d 13 p.c. (lis. On Shanghai, Bank d/d 95 On Java. Bank T. I On Japan,
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    GRAVE DEPRESSION IN RICE MARKET.
    49 7 "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, July 12. The cantinued depression in the riceoption quotation resulted in the lowest record for many years, to-day's quotation bein- Y26.66 per koku (49,629 bushels). It is considered unlikely that the Government will be prepared to intervene in the situation.
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    SON AVENGES FATHER.
    186 7 A Strange Admission. When a Chinese named Son Patt came up for sentence before the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) yesterday, on pleading guilty to a charge of causing hurt to a Chinese woman with a pen-knife, he made a strange admission. He said that
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    TRADE MARK CASE.
    109 7 A Technical Offence. The District Judge (Mr. C. H. G Clarke) lolivered judgment on Saturday in the case in which a Chinese named Chua Guan Kiat. a shopkeeper carrying on business in North Bridge Road, was prosecuted, at the instan c of Messrs C and E Morton.
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    52 7 To-day Chinese-owned mines of the r'.M.S. produce 37 per cent, of the tin ore "n in the F.M.S., against 51 per cent, 'ast year. Thus European-owned mines are now producing 63 per cent, of the tin from the F.M.S. This is, of course, due !<♦ the many new dredges which
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    124 7 Ships Alongside the Wharv** Singapore. July 16. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Santhia 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Glenamoy 18; Namsang 16; Kamakura Maru 14; Sarpedon 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Tinhow 30; Indus Maru 32; Larut 38. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Arabia 46; Cape
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    384 7 "EKMA" INFECTED WITH SMALLPOX. The "Ekma" is due to-day from Calcutta via Rangoon and Penang. She was declared infected with smallpox on her arrival at Penang, resulting in all deck passengers being removed to the Quarantine Camp at the above port. The "Capehora" arrived this morning from Continental
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    32 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100 The rate of payment of Mot»»v Or**"** !ndin and Ceylon is R«. 167 i<<r $100.
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      75 7 THE WEATHER. Meteorological Weekly Report. Hill Station records for the seven days ending midnight on Saturday, July 13, are: Penang Hill. Altitude of observation (feet above M. S. L.) 2,100. Average mean shade temperature (deg. F.) 72.75. Total evaporation (in inches) .300. Total rainfall (in inches) .1048. Taiping Hill. Altitude
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      234 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT MALAYA. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 9 A.M. Temperature. Rainfall Fright j Mean Wind. Sunshine Force Stations. yesterday Yesterday Humidity Direc- Weather Max Mm. No. of M.H.P. F. F. Ins j hours j tion. j Kuala Lumpur 8a 172 nil 8.2 77 I Calm j
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      654 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, July 16. High Tides.—6.29 a.m., 6.17 p.m. Football: Div. 11, Police v. R.E., Malay ground; S.R.C. v. S.C.F.A. "B." S.R.C. Police Band: Waterloo Street. 5 p.m. Italian Marionettes, New World, 9.15 p.m H.M.S. Pinafore," Vie. Theatre, 9.30 p.m! To-morrow, July Vt. High Tides.—7.sB a.m., 7.13 p.m. Football:
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    48 8 Births, Marriages and Death*. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Sim Miah Siang*and family beg to tend* their sincerest thanks to those friends and relatives who attended the funeral of lus beloved father the late Mr. Sim Kia Teng and also those who sent wreaths, scrolls and letters of condolence.
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    $50-A-MONTH HOUSES.
    791 8 WTi2neVBT there is any discumi in on housing and the cost of building we count on the useful intervjntioi jf Mr. \Y\ Dunman, who kcowfl in,nv about tile subject, from the strut h practical standpoint with rei'eiene: to 1ol"i! conditions, than most peopit in Singapore. His interest has
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    366 8 Unemployment has almost completely disappeared in Switzerland and the num bei of persons in search of employment only reached a few thousands at the beginning of May. The former pupils of St. Joseph's College, Trichinopoly, are asked to note that a Requiem High Mass for the soul of the late
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    NELSON'S BATTLES.
    348 8 A Remarkable Picture. In many modern film productions spectacular "realism" is overdone and truth and photography are spoiled. There is no suspicion of this in "The Divine Lady." the photography of which, in every scene, is so perfect and the historical detail so accurate that not an inch
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    THE TIVOLI.
    323 8 New Cinema's Opening Night. The new cinema in North Bridge Road, the Tivoli, was opened to the public for the first time last night, and there was a full and enthusiastic house. In fact the enthusiasm in the lower regions was a littl? too noisy, thougn natural in
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    DAMAGES FOR GOLF CHAMPION.
    201 8 Chocolate Firm Sued. Reuter's Service. London, July »5. The jury of the King's Bench awarded the aiamtanr golf champion, Cyril Tolley. £1,000 damages in the action for libfl against J. S. Fry and Sons, chocolate manufacturers, in respcet of an advertisement showing a picture of Tolley
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    89 8 The formal opening of the new Municipal Offices by H. E. Sir Hugh Clifford will take place at 5 p.m. on Tuesday next week. His Highness the Sultan of Pahang has appointed Tengku Kudin bin Tengku Samat to be Dato Setia Lela. The Lady Superior. Penang Convent, who was removed
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    RED LETTER DAY FOR AVIATION.
    199 8 International Exhibit lan. Reuter's Service. Lor. do a, .'uly Though Air Ministry expert.-; are busy examining the British entrio International Aero-Exhibition, whin, Prince of Wales wiL open at Orjrmpia morrow, with a view to preventing thi closure of Air Force secrets, the shou be the
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    COMPANY SENSATION.
    183 8 Chairman and Brother Disagree Reuter's Service. London. July 16. A remarkable circular is issued by Yi> count St. David, trustee for first and seeoi debenture holders of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Ltd., indicating disagreement with his brother Lord Kylsant, the chairman of the company. The company's
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    CHANNEL AIR CRASH.
    178 8 Ministry's Recommendat'ons. Reuter's Service. London, July 10. The Air Ministry's report on the disaster to the "City of Ottawa" in a Channel flight confirms the technical cause of it. It says the mishap was unavoidable hut like y t be very rare. The pilot was oiameless. It
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    THE VICTORIA THEATRE.
    116 8 Much-Needed Acquisitions. The Board of Control ol the Victoria Theatre and Memorial HalL at a meeting held on Wednesday last week, decided to recommend the purchase of a "Frigidairo" refrigerator, capacity 9 cubic feet, at a cost of $1.010. louse at the Theatre; and accented the tender
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    70 8 From Indo-China by 'VmmttW* Singapore at 3 p.m. to-day. From Indo-China by "G. G. Rowre. due »< Singapore daylight to-morrow From Europe (London mails despau-hec 27) by "Rohna," due at Penang at 6 a: Friday, the 19th instant. m From China and Japan bf Mr.w at Singapore at
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    38 8 latest Quotations. RUBBER. T ,nndo*i: —11 d. New York:—21% cents. Singapore:—36*4-36 3 4 ccnt~. TTN CM-Lf-ndmr—Spot £210 5* Cd J; 3 months, buvrs £213 1 ft Hers £213 15s (u« 75s). Singapore:—1109.75. (125 tons solu
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    China and the Soviet Ultimatum. PEACE OR WAR?
    642 9 Troop Movements on Russo-Chinese Borders. JAPAN'S INTERESTS THREATENED. Britain and Diplomatic Recognition of Soviet. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. are Te^! g „n RU ,hj a R thr Ti. day [t l <"« t» Chin,, troop movement, f™llVi_ T i h f SS »-9
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    Britain and Russia.
    121 9 DEPLOMATIC RECOGNITION. British Official Wireless. Rugby, July 15. Foreign Secretary, Mr. Henderson, an;cpd in the House of Commons to-day tha» nvitation for a responsible representative of Soviet Government to visit London in order jss the most expeditious procedure for •8 a settlement of outstanding questions •on sent
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    Moscow Ultimatum.
    70 9 DKLAY IN TRANSMISSION. Reuter's Service. Moscow, July 16. The Commissariat of Foreign Affairs announces that the Chinese Charge d'Affaires in Moscow has intimated to Vlce-Oommlssar Kara khan that a translation of the Soviet ultimatum into Chinese was only completed for despatch yesterday afternoon. Meantime the Chinese Embassy ls
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    No Reply Before Friday.
    215 9 CHINA ANXIOUS FOR PEACE. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, July 16. Consensus of opinion is that both the Soviet and China will do their utmost peacefully to negotiate in the imbroglio in North Manchuria despite the probability that Manchurian officialdom will go to the farthest possible limit to
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    Anglo-Chinese Treaty.
    58 9 COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATIONS. Reuter's Service. London, July 15. Al the request of the Chinese Government that Anglo-Chinese negotiations should be opened for the conclusion of a commercial treaty on the basis of reciprocity and equality, experts are now sitting at Shanghai discussing drafts submitting by both sides from which
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    War Not Likely.
    86 9 THE EFFECT ON BRITAIN. Reuter's Service. London. July 16. The "Times," in a leader on the Soviet ultimatum to China, examines the situation and expresses the opinion that the Soviet Government may be legally right but they are morally wrong. It thinks it highly improbable that Russia
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    Russian Reprisals.
    158 9 BIG CHINESE ARMY DESPATCHED. (By Courtesy of the "Sin Chew Jit Poh n Nanking, July 16. Russia has detained at Chungtungrue certain freight trains and 300 trueks have been destroyed together with an iron bridge. Russian aeroplanes are demonstrating over the SinoSiberian border. Chang Yeo Liang arrived at
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    To-day's Features.
    15 9 MALAYAN'S AT HOME, on page 2. OUR LONDON LETTER, on pages 4 and .">.
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    Raffles College
    1513 9 FORMAL OPENING NEXT MONDAY. Description of the build.ngs. Raffles College will be formally opened by H. E. the Governor, Sir Hugh Clifford, M.C.S., G.C.M.G., G.8.E., in uniform, at 4.30 p.m. on Monday, next. Those attending entitled to uniform or academic dress should thereiore wear it. We are informed
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    KING'S STRENGTH
    322 9 Second Operation Successful. PARTS OF TWO RIBS CUT. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. A secind operation on the Kin* P erform «<i and it is understood that it was successful. ortions of two ribs were removed in order that the abscess should be quickly drained and treated. His
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    FIFTY BURIED ALIVE.
    125 9 Collapse of Big Building. Reuter's Service. Montgomery. Alabama, July 15. Over titty are believed to be buried ir the debris of two )arge threvstoried business premises whi:h suddenly collapsed today. It is suspected that the collapse waa due to excavations next door in t reparation for a
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    TRIAL ADJOURNED.
    85 9 Indian Hunger Strikers. Reuter's Service. Lahore July 11. The conspiracy trial was abruptly adjourned to-day when it was found that the hunger-striker, Dutt, hcd a high temperature and could rot be moved to the oeurt. Dutt declined to be represented by counsel in his absence. Bagat Singh, who-
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    500 DEATHS IN FLOOD.
    45 9 Thirty Villages Submerged. Reuter's Service. Constantinople, July 15. Owing to disastrous floods in the TYebizonde district, caused by torrential iains, 30 villages are submerged. Many mosques, schools and louses have been destioyed by landslides and the death-roll is estimated at 500.
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    PLANE LOST IN ICE?
    53 9 Crew Reported to be Safe. Reuter's Service. Ottawa, July 16. The "Untin Bowler," which came dowa in Ung-ava Bay on its projected flight to Berlin across Greenland, and which waa lost near Port Burwell, has drifted from her moorings to sea among the icefloes but the
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    Sports & Pastimes. THE THIRD TEST.
    476 10 Sports Pastimes. THE THIRD TEST. England in Whining Portion. TOURISTS* SECOND INNINGS COLLAPSE. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London,July 15. The weather was ideal when play was resumed to-day in the Third Test between England and South Africa. After disposing of the tourists for 236, the England score stood at 106 for
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    Malacca Beats Tampin.
    159 10 On Sunday Malacca met a Tampin cricket on the Malacca Club padang. Batting ĔMa'acca compiled 177. Gould played a innings ol Co which included 2 sixes, visitors fared disastrously, being all died out for 38 runs. Rozario had the fifife analysis of 5 wickts for 3 runs.
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    Pank's XI Beat S.C.R.C.
    227 10 ■♦The following are the scores in the game pjpyed at the S.C.R.C. on Saturday between the Club and Panic's XI:— S.C.R.C.:—Ong Siow Hian b Byrde 5; R. Taft 6 Byrde 22; Chua Choon Leong c Byrde b 6; Lee Keng Tye c Clarke b Byrde 5;
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    47 10 The funeral of the late Mrs. Loke Chow Thye took place at Penang on Sunday. There was a mile long procession, starting from 69, Cantonment Road. Two bands were in attendance, ond a representative fathering from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ?nd Ipoh arrived to pay their last respects.
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    Race Course G. C.
    158 10 GOLF. hi the Club Championship competition ar the Rive Ccurse the first and second rounds were played off over the week-end, with the following results: Ist round: A. B. Lint heat Bateman 3 and 2. A. J. Lim beat Chia Yong Hoe at 19th hole H.
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    K.G.C. Monthly Medal.
    82 10 Thirty three cards were taken out for the July monthly medal competition at the Keppel Golf Club, and the following returned:— J. W. Jackson 1 down) W. P. Day Dewdney 1 down) Tie J. M. A. Lowson 3 down J. M. Watt 3 down J. Thomson 4
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    A.A.U. Beat L.R.P.
    87 10 BADMINTON. The Amateur Athletic Union beat the Loardes Recreation Party on Saturday on the former's court 6—o. The results were (A.A.U. players mentioned first): Singles:—Lee Kirn Seek beat R. Saverimuthoo, 15—9. 15—0. CheW Keow Chin beat A. S. David. 15—1. 15—5. Wille Oan beat C. Anthony 15—5.
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    S.C.B.P. Championship.
    52 10 The following ties in the Serangoon Choir B P. "A" singles championship are to by played on Sunday, commencing at 3.30 pm.:" Lim Bah Chee v. Tay Keok Chcon; Tay Swee Leng v. Tay Swee Houw; Teo Kah Leng v. Ng Heng Yong; Tay Swee Hiong v. Tay
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament.
    106 10 TENNIS. Yesterday's results and ties for to-day in the tournament at the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club are as follows: Ladies' Championship Singles. Miss Aitken beat Mrs. C. J. Smith. 6—o. 6—o. Mrs. Zylstra beat Miss Toby. 6—4. 6—2. TO-DAY'S TIES. Ladies' Championship Singles. Mrs. Worden vs. Miss Abed.
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    65 10 Further results in the ties of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club tournament are as follows: M A" Singles Handicap. Chua Choon Sim, owe 9, beat Woon Chow Tat. owe 12. 6—2. B—6. Semi final.—John Lim v. I. H. Hoahing, unfinished. "B" Singles Handicap. Wee Keng Cheng, owe 12,
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    The Junior Kolapore.
    50 10 MALAYA GAINS SECOND PLACE AT BIS LEY. RIFLE-SHOOTING. London, July 15. At Bisley, eleven teams shot for the "Morning Post Imperial Challenge Cup known as the Junior Kolapore. Trinidad won with a score of 511, the Malay States were second with 504 and Ceylon third with 501.
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    The Davis Cup.
    52 10 INTER-ZONE FINAL AT BERLIN. TENNIS. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin. July 15. Before record crowds Germany beat England in the European zone finals of the Davis Cup thus qualifying for the inter-zone finals against America which will be played here next week end. The Americans leave Paris to-night
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    H.S.L.U. Activities.
    40 10 BOXING. Members of the Health and Strength Leaguers' Union who are interested in boxing are requested to turn up at the League's training quarters. Moulmein Road, on Saturday and Sunday evenings, for training with Lgr. V C Song.
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    Welch Beat I.C.F.A. By 3—2.
    850 10 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. LOSERS' DETERMINED FIGHT. The I.C.P.A. gave their best display since the opening of the League, when opposed to ths Welch at the Stadium yesterday in a First Division match. Playing with only ten men throughout the Indians took the lead about 15 minutes
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    English Team in South Africa.
    184 10 SERIES OF SUCCESSES. London. June 1M. England's official tour of South Africa, which will reach its climax with the secon-i Tset match on July 13 at Johannesburg, revealed the Union's great advance in the Association game. The Football Association's record of 80 matches, played on
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    Europeans v. Loh Hwa.
    100 10 The Singapore Europeans XI to meet the Shanghai Loh Hwa Football team at the Stadium on Thursday will be as follows:— Cherrington (S.C.C); Turner (Welch) and Brummitt (S.C.C, Captain); Bell (S.C.C). Reade (S.C.C), and Donald (S.C.C); Jenkins (R.E.), Deering (Welch). Shore (Seletar). Rye (R.A.) and Ferguson
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    DISAPPOINTED MALAYS.
    170 10 No Match With Shanghai Visitors. (To the' Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir Is thei c any reason why a match could not be arranged between the Shanghai team now here and the sons of the soil—the Malays? I had occasion to discuss this matter with a Chinese gentleman, who
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    Swee's. XI v. Joo Kiat's XI.
    64 10 The following will represent Swees XI against Joo Kiat's XI in a friendly match to-morrow on the former's ground. Swee's XI will line up as follows. —Robert Chua: Wong Ah Song and Choy Eng; Ismail; Kirn Swee; and Osman; Keng Swee. Chiang Bah Chec,
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    A Malacca Match.
    152 10 The Malacca Recreation Association on Saturday met the Platah Stiah Club from Jasin in the second round of the Yeow Kirn Swee Shield competition. Early on Mohamed bin H. Idris, the visiting inside-right, banged in a line goal. Attacking in earnest fashion, before long the "Recs" drew
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    S.C.F.A. "B" v. S.R.C. II To-day.
    39 10 The following will represent S.CF.A. "B" against the S.R.C. II to-day: Gay Yong. Ah Thim Kum See, Keh Chooi. Swee Thye. Chwee Cheng, Tian Lye. Sim Lim. Choon Keng. Gm Poh. Kiar Fong.
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    Johore E. C. v. Medical College.
    61 10 The following will represent the Medical College against the Johore English College at Johore to morrow: .S. L. Oehlers; C S. Yang. John Thomas; S. G. Rajahram, H. Ess. K. C Wang: N. S. Lai, V C. G. Yzelman. R. C. Oehlers, C. K.
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    KUALA LUMPUR STADIUM.
    76 10 Residents Apply for Injunction. An interesting application will come up before the Supreme Court this week (says the "Malayan Daily Express") in connection with the Kuala Lumpur Stadium. An injunction is being sought by about a dozen residents in the vicinity of the Stadium to restrain Mr.
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    CLERK ATTACKED.
    126 10 Dangerous dhort Cut Through A Field. A Chinese who pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous hurt to a clerk named John Ebenezee, an employee of Messrs. Boustead and Co., was sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment by the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday.
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    SEQUEL TO POLICE TRAP.
    76 10 Three Charges Againsi Armed Gang. The five pistol and knife-armed Chines*; who were trapped by the Rochore Police at the junction of Lavender Street and Kallang Road early on Saturday morning last, were produced before the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Williams) yesterday, when charges of
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    COCK-FIGHTING.
    94 10 Basapa's Appeal Dismissed. The appeal of Mr. Willirm Lawrence Somah Basapa against the conviction and fine of $50 imposed on him in the third police court recently, when he was charged at the instance of Inspector Bracken, of the S.P.C.A., with permitting cock-fighting on his premises at Serangoon Road,
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    Singapore Assizes.
    1201 10 ALLEGED MURDERER'S ACQUITTAL. Evidence Insufficient. A somewhat unusual verdict was turned yesterday in the first of the three murder cases down for trial at the Singapore Assizes. Cham Cheong, arraigned on the capital charge in connection with a street sh<.otin? incident on the night of April 7, 1927.
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    CORONER'S INQUIRY.
    727 11 Desperate Duel of Gunmen and Police. The cic Derate duel between live pistola mcd Cantonese and two detectivecables that occurred near the junction Sim'a Avenue and Lorong 27 on the £iv v July 2, had a sequel in the •oner's Court yesterday when the inry was commenced. It
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    THE BOY SCOUTS.
    141 11 Jamborees in England and Singapore. The Prince of Wales, as Chief Scout for Wales, has promised to spend some time with the Boy Scouts of all nationalities ti U*r canvas during the "coming of age •lamboree to be held at Birkenhead in August. The Malaya Contingent, in
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    49 11 Orders for week ending Sunday, July 21: ro-day; July 16.—Advanced Signalling Class. 5.15 p.m. Thursday, July 18—Band Practice, Headirters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, July 19.—Elementary Signalling Class. 1 dquarters 5.15 p.m. Advanced Signalling Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. dturday, July 20. —Jamboree Rehearsal, am. 2.30 p.m. Band bring Instruments.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1256 12 MINING. ISSUED BT PHASER ft CO, EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKBRS. Singapore, July 16, 1929, 10 sum. LMM Value Buyer». Sellers. 1 Asam Kumbang 40,- 42;1 Bangrin Tin 35|6 37|6 1 Batang Padang 0.35 0.40 1 Batu Caves 1.62 H 1.67 V* 1 Buk.it Arang 2.00 2.10 £1
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    442 13 Singapore, July 6. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 46 Beef, stew or curry kati 85 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 55 Mutton Indian lb. 60 Mutton Australian lb. 60 Fowl, kati 63 Hens (Locally reared) kati HO Ducks, each 90 Pigeons, domestic,
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      638 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. CLAIMS FOE REFUND OF ASSESSMENT ON VACANT HOUSES. NOTICE is hereby given that claims for refund of assessment on vacant houses for the period from January 1 to June 30, 1929, must be sent to the Municipal Assessor on or before July 30 1929,
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