Malaya Tribune, 25 July 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune oL XVI. No. 173 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, July 25, 1929.
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      229 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. I U CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK This Milk is prepared from jjj Jg PURE UNSKIMMED COW'S I MILK, and in condensation S nothing but FINEST WHITE rGNDENSEO Mlifl SUG f R i s B T g pre I U w sweetened fyyx' pared under
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      344 1 "FLORODOR' V Tropical Year HIGH STREET, Singapore. 1 use i ARISTO MOTOR OILS. j I AND BE FREE FROM CARBON TROUBLES. I REFINED BY THE Union Oil Company., of California. Sole Agent* in Malaya and Borneo. =0 I SIME, DARBY COMPANY, LIMITED. I I YOU WILL ALWAYS ENJOY A GLASS
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    Asiatic Planters.
    3595 2 FULL REPORT OF ANNUAL MEETING. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock's Speech. The fourth annual general meeting of the Asiatic Planters' Association of Malaya was held on Saturday at the Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng l^he of members as on April 30, I according to
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      185 2 Craven "A" are the coolest cigarettes I've ever smoked The ONLY Cigarettes Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats MADE IN LONDON Sole Agents —HUTTENBACH LAZARUS Sons. Ltd. Singapore, Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. C.A.'l I Thi mosquito's sting makes night a sleepless agony. But worse, the mosquito menaces your health with
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      437 2 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Been Found. OBKK P. YONKERMAN, DISCO VREfc OF THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Marvellous as it may seem an- centuries of failure, a remedy has b« d». covered that has cured the dead;; Consumption even in the advanced stages of the
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    THE REAL SHEIKH.
    384 3 Gentle Lovers, True to One Wife. The truth about the Sheikh has been revealed at last. He "is a gentle lover, and rarely has more than one wife." And the man who has stripped the glamour from the modern girl's conception of a sheikh is himself a
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      220 3 5/s cured by m Ĕ "Santuben" 3 as recommended by the German II ■■jI I I II Authority on Tuberculosis Jfc WjMKMu PROF. DR. WOLFF. EISNER *H Wt m m§m UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN jfl ■w m and approved m over JM pj d "r«ng 20 years of special work T^E
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      41 3 I Ask for MOON BRAND SYRUP j cj The best obtainable X I PRICE 45 cts. PER BOTTLE. g SOLD EVERYWHERE. ffi 5J Prepared ani Manufactures by qJ i LUNA CAFE, Cold btorrtge ice Creim Ln 2 3, DHOBY GHAUT. jjj
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      342 3 |TV Endurance m J&Jb>ikrmV*i AlHY>rfe orplay.in skfaieffcr Ji »J A i\j i*t hi health, endurance counts. and Stores 5 lhe help you ntttf^^J the high road to success or recovery. Horiicks is made iv a momml with hot or cold water Representative—Mr. Fl. M. Hodge?, P. 0. Box 274, Singapore.
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1333 4 Leaders' Response to Prime Minister. (From Exchanges.) The Prime Minister's invitation to Indian leaders, at the end of the King's Speech, to co-operate with him in finding a satisfactory solution for the Indian constitutional problem, has not fallen on deaf ear-. Sir Chimanlal Setalvad, and Messrs.
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    CHINA'S AIRWAYS.
    237 4 The Curtis* aeroplane people of America have apparently stolen a march on other manufacturer?. The new Chinese Government's £1,000,000 air company is to be financed by them, and they are sending materials, mechanic?, and instructors, the intention being that the Chinese should build and riy Curtiss aeroplanes, made
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      631 4 "How well you lookf hate only Kruschen Salts to thank" This is the sixth enthusiastic test 1- unsolicited and you may make tchat w*r moniaJ from the same man. Kruschen you like of same. Wishing ipoi etmry Salts euntinue to keep him fit, happy success.'" JAS. F. WOOLNKK. and cheerful.
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      20 4 I i m wm m o KIP MB c 8 ;j c Sole Agents [j THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED, n
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      950 4 Hie Sorrows of Smith. "I was getting 'fed up' with things," remarked Smith recently to his chum, Brown "My wife was always complaining and nothing seemed to go right. She was nervy and rundown, I know, and looked worn out, yet what could I do? Often in trying to mend
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    Russia and China.
    565 5 WILL THERE BE WAR? Local Chinese Journal's Editorial. Monday' W%a2 f Sin a Pore, on -V S d the foll °wing editorial: of i m °S *li reS are hot wlth news of preparati °ns by both China and fv,^ clash ot arms Any 15 no position
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    PENANG'S NEW HOSPITAL.
    226 5 Now Nearing Completion. In about six months, a new hospital, near the extreme end of Burmah Road (some two hundred yards up the end of College Lane), will be opened by the Seventh Day Adventist Mission. Penang. reports the "Straits Echo." It will be called the Penang
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    CONCERNING TYRES.
    334 5 What Happens in the Factory. Automobile tyres are slowly taking the burden of passenger and freight loads away from wagons and carts throughout the world, but just what goes into a tyre to it strength and durability to carry such loads swiftly and safely is not commonly tcnown.
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    MARKET PRICES.
    445 5 Singapore, July 20. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 52 Beef, stew or curry kati 44 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork, lean and fat 11st quality) kati 51 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 65 Hens (Locally reared) kati 75 Ducks, each 1 08 Pigeons,
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    34 5 ders for week ending Sunday, July 28: To-day, July 25.—Jamboree Rehearsal, Stadium, 4 p.m. Band Practice, Headquarter* 5.15 p.m. Saturday, July 27.—Jamboree. Work parties. Stadium, 8 a.m. Remainder, Stadium, 2 p.m.
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      443 5 MIDDLE-ABED MEN READ THIS! If yon are too tired H to work or to enjoy the pleasures of life, if you suffer from sleeplessness and loss of appetite or if you are in constant pain, De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills will restore your vitality and quickly make you xigt
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      325 5 NOTICE. STAR BRAND The above Trade Mark is the property of Messrs Tan Kah Kee and Company and to SUSS** *****11 m respect of Tennis Shoes, Rubber Soles, Rubber Heels, Rubber Clogstraps and all other kinds of Footwear made of rubber manufactured, prepared and dealt with by them for sale
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      165 5 I Fruit l i Trees i j for sale I I M ARGOTS SEEDLLNGB H jfl Orange Chika fr j8 Le«oa Gooaebery 3 Pnmelo RoTlina I Chikn OeUdosa I Citron Ram but* n g I Grapefruit S 1 8 1 GRAFTS g In Rambotan Mango S 2 Chikn Kj 3
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      115 5 TRINITY COLLEGE. Gramophone Records of the Pianoforte Examination Pieces and JStudie* of all grades played by Prof. Alec Rowley, F.R.AM., F.T.C.L. and approved by the Board. Lists sent upon request. Obtainable at D'Souza Bros. Music Store. 42, Sefegte Bead. Singapore. J***>P*> 80UILU0T j H I j 8 Sc. fi~U Cfeu
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      139 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for weekending July 28: TO-DAY. Jt'LY 25. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, *'C" (Scottish) Coy.. 30x Range L. A. 5.15 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range. 'P (Malay) Coy.. Practice Warren Shield. TO-MORROW, JULY 26. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. F. A., Company 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range,
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      362 6 i PAVILION I 3 THONE 6903 I FROM MONDAY, JULY 22 TO SUNDAY, JULY 28. I AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. The Latest PATHE GAZETTE p Including The Derby Haceu- g PATHE LOCAL Yachting Singapore-Batavia Interport Bace. C LLOYD j i IN C 3 M HIS ROYAL SLYNESS" jj I (RE-ISSUE)
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      277 6 Amusements. 25ZSES*****SHSZ5252£ESE5H5a5E525ZS2SZ^ ULHAMBRA! I THONE 6909 I (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) jjj I Three Features Programme jjj Commencing Thursday, July 25 and ending ffi I Tuesday, July 30. S IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. 1 NORMA SHEARER I S with a full star cast in }Q
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      427 6 GAIETY CINEMA Where the Big Pictures Play. FROM FRIDAY. JULY 19 TO THURSDAY. JULY 25 Special Z Feature Programme! 9.10 p.m. International News THE GALLOPING GOBS Featuring' the Sea Going Cowboys buffalo BUI, Jr. Morgan Brown Sailor-Cowboys or Owboy-Sailors! Call them what you will, they'll panic and thrill you, as
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      157 6 SURINA THEATRE THE ISCOMP ARABLE m 1 North Bridge Road. 'Phone No. §2»« From Wed Jaly 24 to Toes., July 30 SECOND SHOW AT P.M TROOPER 77 Rayari's aiest S«rtai Dnin<» of dauber at daring, teeming wi h ihc rascnaiing roiraana thrill ng adventures of Jim Larngani'looper No. 77—°f the
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    291 7 Tin Again Rising. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report, at 11 a.m. o-day: RUBBER. London 107*.d.. down %d. New York 20% cents (G), down cent. Shares:— Steady. Allenbys $2.25—52.35, Ayer tfoteks $1.75—51.80, Ayer Panas $1.85—51.9214 tts 90—95 cents, Balgownies $3.20—53.36 us $1.30—51.35. Bukit Jelotongs 77 81 •its,
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    77 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon, July 25. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.F.C. Spot 35% 36 Standard R.S.S. Spot 35% 36 Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 36 36* September 36% 37 \ug.,Sept. 36* 36% Oct./ Dec. 39 39% Jan./ March 40 40%
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    PRODUCE.
    148 7 Singapore, July 25. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $353 Rice, Siam 2 $340 Rice. Siam 3 $332 Rice, Siam 4 $310 Rice, Saigon A-l $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $287 Rice, Saigon 2 $268 Rice. Saigon 3 $248 Rice, Rangoon 1 $250 Rice, Rangoon 2 $240 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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    HOME MARKET.
    77 7 w London, July 23. «aachester Market. lb. Shirtings, fair (new 12s 6d Grey yarns, single twist 17 T. Cloth, fair—24 yards 7s 9d Market. n— Fully Middling American 10.61 ;uian Cotton 17.05 Betels. Standard 3 months £216-76 r, xluce. fair merchantable nil Pepper ls 4*4 d jynite Pepper
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    17 7 J\ he s »ai« List win be found on page 12. thpr O—irtvill News on P*€* 13.]
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    493 7 Fraser's Report. Stl Sin a Pore,.in their Th/ cV ted Jul y state: and the m l 55 amount of attention artivp Z speculative stocks have been in a SmaU to be noted appears bUt the buslness shades ha I?* restrlct <* scale. Rubbe? sSntlv Hi n
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    Lewis and Peat's Report.
    533 7 Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd., in their weekly report dated July 24, state: The Tin quotation has fluctuated actively, closing practically unchanged on balance over the period. Sales continue normal and with statistics unaltered, indications as to metal price movements in the near future are
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    EXCHANGES.
    145 7 British Official Wireless. London. July 23. Paris 123.855 New York 4.85 Brussels 34.92 Geneva 25.22 Amsterdam 12.095 Milan 92.795 Berlin 20.36 Stockholm 18.105 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo 18.205 Vienna 34.46 Prague 164 Helsingfors 193 Madrid 33.28 Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 Bucharest 818 Rio 5 T s Buenos Aires 47 V
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    SUPREME COURT.
    348 7 Echo of Building Claim. On the application of the Mr. R. re P res enting Messrs. Alkaff Co., in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Mr ti™ r ea ne an extension of the X,"" 1 for leave to appeal against the mteilocutory judgment of the Chief Jus- m
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    APPELLANTS SUCCESS.
    252 7 Three Months Sentence Quashed. In the Supreme Court to-day his lordship the Chief Justice (Sir Wm. MurLson) quashed the sentence of three months imposed on Narud-din in a lower court on a charge of fraudulently and dishonestly inducing Ng Hoe Yan to claim a sum of $2,000, which
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    139 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, July 25. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Van Heutsz East Basin; Hong Peng 22 Rohna—Tjerimai 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 8). Khiva 18; Borneo Maru 16; Yuensang 14; Kistna—Shunko Maru 13; Glengarry IV Seikai Maru 9; Meriones 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 1).
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    Shipping News.
    912 7 ROUND THE WORLD. N.Y.K. Line Facilities. For those going to England on leave, the following information about round-the-world tours at greatly reduced fares by the N.Y.K. Line will be of interest. As shown, a fare of £185 covers for lst-class passage throughout the journey from Singapore to Suez,
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day ls Rs. iS$ for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order? from India and Ceylon is Rsv 157 for $100.
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      679 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, TO LET—High grade furnished Bungalow. Sanitary Installation, electric light, garage. Phone 3544 for appointment POR SALE—Baby Austin, in good running order—recently overhauled. Apply 22. Alexandra Road, G. Block. 1 -1 FOR SALE—Austin 7. in first-class mechanical condition. 1925 model. Recently overhauled and painted. Thoroughly reliable engine; exceptionally low
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      495 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT MALAYA. THUBSDIY, JULY 2s, 9 AM. Temperature. Rainfall Bright Mean Wind. Sunshine Force Stations. yesterday Yasterday. Humidity Direc- Weather Max Mm No. of M.H P F. F. Ins I hours tioa. j jlj i 1 Kuala Lumpur 89 7' ™l f 8 79
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    OUR CITY FATHERS.
    752 8 On either side of His Excellency the Governor on Tuesday evening, at a ceremony reported fully in yesterday's papers, was to be ste;i an array of hard faces. They were, mostly, the faces of Municipal Commissioners, the City Fathers of Singapore, and the impression to bfl grain
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    304 8 A good programme will be screened at the V.M.C.A. Hall to-morrow at 8.30 p.m. The Kid Brother," featuring Harold Lloyd, will be the chief attraction. In Church Lane, quite close to the Central Police Station, Malacca, a robbery was committed at Mr. Yeo Joay Tee's residence during Monday night. $4,000
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    A PAGEANT OF YOUTH.
    260 8 Saturday's Jamboree of the Boy Scouts. All arrangements for the Singapore Boy Scouts' Jamboree, to be held at the Stadium on Saturday, are now completed, and judging by the dress rehearsal held last Saturday it promises to.be a really good display. H. E. the Governor, as
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    CLIFFORD FUND FOR RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    82 8 The following donations have been received for the Clifford Fund for Raffles College: July 23. H. E. Sir Hugh Clifford $200 Lady Clifford 50 July 24. The Hon. Dr. R. O. Winstedt, C.M.G. 150 Mrs. Winstedt 40 Mr. Lim Bock Kee 200 Mr. J. W.
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    COTTON DEADLOCK.
    38 8 Discussions Resumed. Reuter's Service. London, July 24. As a resurt of the efforts of representatives of the Ministry of Labour, committees of the cotton employers and operatives resumed joint negotiations at Manchest?r this afternoon on wajes.
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    THE GIRL GUIDES.
    133 8 There will be a Camp at Port Dickson from Sept. 1 to 7 for Girl Guide Commissioners. Secretaries. Guide and Brownie officers. Rangers. Guides. Patrol Leaders and prospective officers. All particulars can be obtained from the Quarter Master. Mrs. H. B. Dodds, Kulim. Kedah. It is thought
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    371 8 Dr. Alexander Dunlop. of the Medical Department, who was a patient in the European Hospital. Seremban. has now recovered and resumed duty. Miss Lucy Sec. the youngest daughter of Mr. See Tiong Wah, has passed her L.L.B. examination with honours. She expects to sit for her final Bar examination in
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    To-day's Features.
    14 8 INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 4. SPORTS NOTES, on page 10.
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    Quicker Mails.
    313 8 FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO LONDON. Arrival in 16 Days. Mr. A. S. Haynes, actipg secretary f<y Postal Affairs, S.S. and P.M.S., send us tht following copy of a notice which is to appe.t in the Poet Office Daily List A fortnightly connection with the Impena Airways service from Karachi
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    194 8 Treatment of Sick Employees. A meeting of the Municipal Commissioners wili be held to-morrow afternoon Dr. Pathy will ask the following questions regarding the treatment of the Municipal siGk: (1) What were the arrangements regarding the treatment of the Municipal sick before the appointment of the Municipal Medical
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    FATAL FIGHT AT MALACCA.
    114 8 On Monday evening a fight took place at Panda Hilir, Malacca, in front of a Chinese temple, where a wayang was playing. Two Chinese started a quarrel, and others joined in. One man was stabbed and two or three others injured. The stabbed man wU moved
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    53 8 Prom Holland by ''Tjermai.'' due Singapcn at 5 p.m. to-day. Prom China by "Alipore," due Singap< 5 a.m. on Saturday, the 27th inst. From Europe, (London mails despatched July 4), ex P. and O. Kashmir «nll ;Vt by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to
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    77 8 The Municipal health statement for untitled ended July 20 gives the total number of deaths as 247. The death rate was 26 78 pa m»J compared with 32.09 in the preceding wee and 33.25 in the corresponding weel year. The chief causes of de:. Pneumonia 38, phthisis 28, con... s?5
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    35 8 Latest Quotation*. RUBBER. London:—lo 7; d. New York:—2oTr cents tG>. Singapore:—3s*»-36 cents. TIN. London:—Spot £214 15s (urn 453): 3 buyers £218 15s <up 50s >. sellers w tup 50s). Singapore:—sllo.37 ft. (225 ton
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      114 8 STANLEY'S Rustless Drawing INSTRUMENTS LN SETS OR SINGLE Com pusses, Dividers, Bows, Etc., Etc, Sole Agent* for W. r. STANLEY ft CO., LTD. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15, Battery Road, Singapore. «34 Compare the price, quality and mileage of T.K.K.':> Tyres with those of ar t y othrr make.
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    War Averted: Russia Agrees to Parley. PREMIER'S SPEECH.
    843 9 Naval Programme Reduced. THE SINGAPORE BASE. America to Welcome Visit of Mac Donald. Reuter's Service. London, July 24. In ne House of Commons Mr. MacDonald said would probably visit the United States in Ott-ber. a statement on naval shipbuilding Mr MacDonald announced
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    DEFINITION OF PARITY.
    86 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, July 25. J' :s speech, Mr. Mac Donald, explain- n\trsations with America, said: "We fcave u Pon the principle of parity. We frrjp, t ree< without in any way departing of e v conditIon of parity, that a measure 1( :t >' can
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    Singapore Base.
    164 9 INCLUDED IN LARGE SURVEY." Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. London, July 25. Col. W. Guinness and Mr. Winston Churchill closely questioned Mr. Mac Donald regarding the Admiralty's minimum requirements. Mr. Mac Donald replied that he had no doubts that when agreement with the United States was reached the
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    American View.
    178 9 WELCOME FOR MR. MACDONALD. Reuter's Service. Washington, July 2-;. Mr. Hoover (President) has announced that the construction of three cruisers included in this year's naval programme will not begin j until there has been an opportunity for full consideration of their effect on the final agreement for naval
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    Mr. Hoover's View.
    139 9 ARMS EXPENSES MOUNTING. Reuter's Service. Washington. July 25. Mr. Good, Secretary of War, announced that an effort was being made to expedite the work of Mr. Hoover's Military Commission. One of the principal objects of the Commission will be to determine whether postwar developments of the Air
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    Reds Plan Rising.
    255 9 WHOLESALE ARRESTS IN PARIS. Incitement to Soldiers. Reuter's Service. Paris, July 24. houWaf 1 teter M° f JUStice presided two oSls and 3££L* high *****06 and «3 Uons fnr h 2225 the CMamunlst preparations for demonstrations on Aug. l it was decided to indict the 96 Communists
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    Egypt Sensation.
    214 9 HIGH COMMISSIONER RESIGNS. Recalled by Foreign Office. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. July 25. A. Henderson, Foreign Secretary, announced in the House of Commons to-day that Lord Lloyd, High Commissioner of Egypt, had resigned. Mr. Henderson said he had an interview yesterday with Lord Lloyd, during which Lord
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    NO SUDDEN DIFFERENCE.
    295 9 Reuter's Service. London, July 24. It is learned in well-informed quarters that the idea that acute differences of oiainion on some specific Question of policy suddenly developed 'oetween the present Government and Lord Lloyd is entirely erroneous. The differences which resulted in Lord Lloyd's resignation were general
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    NEGOTIATION SOON.
    221 9 Soviet Delegate at Harbin. GERMANY AS MEDIATOR? China Anxious for Pacific Solution. Reuter's Service. Washington, July 24. Mr. Stlmson has Invited Germany's codispute 011 tOWanto 1)6806 Sino-Russian Shanghi, July 24. A message from Nanking says that the Chinese Minister in Berlin reports that the Soviet Ambassador in Berlin
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    JAPAN HOPEFUL.
    59 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, July 25. The Japanese Ambassador conferred with Mr. SUmson on the Manchurian situation. Ameri- can officials are now making an effort to remove Japan s feeling that she was neglected in connection with the Franco-American peace move. Ttie Japanese Ambassador later i that his information
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    Pressure on Rivals?
    225 9 NO POV.'ER UNDER KELLOGG PACT. Reuter's Service. London, July 24. In the House of Commons, asked if he wouid take steps in consultation with other signatories of the Kellogjr Part, of which Russia and China were signatories, to enforce penalties against the first nation committing an act
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    BARON SHIDEHARA RECEIVES CHINESE MINISTER.
    74 9 "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, July 23. Baron Shidehara. Foreign Minister, received the Chinese Minister to-day. It is understood that Baron Shidehara ha*s declared himself willing to do his utmost to secure a peaceful settlement of the RussoChinese dispute which is threatening the peace of the
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    DIRECT NEGOTIATION.
    170 9 "Sin Kuo Min" Press Service. Shanghai, July 35. In the Slno-Rrafcm dilute, direct negotiation is likely. The Soviet Ambassador in Berlin M. Krestinski has informed the Chinese Minister Chiang Tso Ping, that Russia does not we£me mediation of the Kellogg pact signatory Powers and is ready to negotiate
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    ANTI-RUSSIAN DEMONSTRATION.
    106 9 "Sin Kuo Mi n" Press Service. demonstration on the Eastern Parade ground. 100,000 participating. The authorities sen., military police for the protection ot promine.it persons participating such as Chan Ming Shu Chan Chai Tong, etc. lhe Government Tarty Department, the Army and the Aerop'an Corps, the unions and
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    Russian Allegations.
    178 9 WHITE REBELS BACKED BY CHINA. Reuter's Service. Moscow. July 25. A semi-official statement is Issued detailing the activities of White Russian emigres oa »he Soviet frontier in the Far East, allegedly acting with the direct support of the Chines? authorities. The statement sets forth a number of occasions
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    A MEETING AT MOSCOW.
    130 9 Reuter's Service. Shanghai; July 25. In a press Interview, Dr. C. T. Wang (Foreign Minister) stated that China was willing and prepared to launch immediately negotiations with the Soviet to bring about a settlement of j the issues. Following receipt of word from Moscow, China was
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    Sports & Pastimes. T. C. Tournament.
    62 10 Sports Pastimes. T. C. Tournament. LAWN TENNIS. ZfZSZ the to"„t were the" by Mrs. 1- 0. Margol.outh a. H°,ne Cup: Winners. Mrs. J. Miller and Mr R E. Prentis; runners up. M.ss i.. M. e£phenson and Mr. J. K. -j Cullen Cup: Winners, Mr.;. G. H- ne, J JST CP.
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament.
    55 10 «Club tournament yesterday. Ladies' Singles Championship Final. Miss Aitken beat Mrs. Zylstra 6-4, 6-3. Mixed Doubles (Level). Miss Griffith Jones and A. D. Anderson tJt MrlTurns and Sir W- Murison 3-C ♦—2, 6—3. Men s Doubles Handicap. C. H. Withers Payne and R. Williamson beat Haskins and C.
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    C .T.A. Championship Final
    32 10 The final of the singles' championship of the Ceylon Tamils' Association for the Su hucumaru Cup, will be N. B. Singam and S. Sittampalam, at the club to-morrow-
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    Hagen May Visit Hong Kong.
    158 10 GOLF. t»#>ot" According to the uaiiy "v 111 ££en Jot play to the British Open next year as he has been booked for a «rip to Australia, after which he P™P<>se8 to visit China and Japan, where matches have been offered hnn. He expects to
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    S.L.G.C. Events.
    34 10 The men's monthly medal competition at the Sepoy Lines Golf Chib will be played on Saturday and Sunday. The club championship will be played off m August. Entries close on July 31.
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    Horlicks B.P. Tournament.
    118 10 BADMINTON. Ties in the Horlicks Badminton Party sinßlcs -A" and "B" championships will be p.ayed off as follows: Saturday:—(A) E. Cheng Leong v. Yeo Jco Lim vB) Chua Beng Hoe v. Yee Khian Swee, Ctna Boon Hong v. Seah Peng Yee; Tan Boon ■Chiang v. Gan Hock
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    Tan Kim Song's Party v. U.S.B.P.
    65 10 A match of five singles between Tan Kirn Song's Party and the Upper Serangoon B.P. will be played on the former s Sourt on Saturday, at 3.30 p.m. The following will represent Tan Kirn bongs Party: Yeo Sim Kang, Heng Nam Leong, Quek Song
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    "Gleeful v. Shanghai "B."
    57 10 A match of seven singles will be played *t the Gleeful Court, Choon Gman School, Lorong E, East Coast Road, on Saturday. The following will represent the Gleeful *Low~Liang Quee, Gan Hock Seng Cheong Yew .Loo, E Sim Mong, Foo Siah Chuan, lAm Cheng Teck, E.
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    C-S.C. Events.
    38 10 SWIMMING. There will be a 200 metres race for the A B divisions and a 6C >~g*J** itroke for the C division, on Sunday, at the Chinese Swimming Chib. > WATERPOIX) LEAGUE. This Sunday: Dragons v. Sea-serpents.
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    Open Hill Climb.
    36 10 MOTOR-Cf cling. A nrvon soeed Kill ciimb for motorA" ffil motor-cyclist®» will be 2m Kuala Lumpur on to be «nnounced »ft«r tbfc L ol entries. There will be open and one team event.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    412 10 Two More Points for the Leaders. INDIANS' DISAPPOINTING DISPLAY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. [By "Reynard"] A small crowd witnessed the First Division match at the Stadium yesterday between the probable champions and the inevitable wooden spoonists. After the close fight of the Indo-Ceylonese with the Regiment a few days ago
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    League Table.
    1172 10 IP Sports Pastimes. I I aef Bill LAWN TENUIS. j ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Jg K T. C. Tournament. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. I The TuniH'n cm> toonuimwt Two More Points for the ■Kf Leaders I JES& nrsffift 0I8PLAr Mows;— iki r o j S MiH«*r itnd a small crowd witnessed the
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    League Fixture».
    104 10 TO-DAT, JOLT 25. I) DWMm EL f A.P.C. v. 8.CPA "A" at S.C.C. ground. Referee: Pte' Wellincs. TO-MORROW, JULY 21 Division L <• S.R.O. Welch at Stadium j£ Division IL RJLO.C. H. Board, at YM.OJL Referee: Onr. Roboon. J SATURDAY, JULY T1. I Division IL Police y. RJL
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    Garrison Cup.
    169 10 REGULARS v. VOLUNTEERS. Last year the Garrison Cup match, Regulars v. Volunteers, was so successful that it realised quite an appreciable sum, which was divided between Regimental charities, the Union Jack Club, and the Ex-Services Association Benevolent Fund. .This year, the proceeds are to be divided between the
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    Malacca F. A.
    127 10 THE SHIELD SEMI-FINALS. At a meeting- of the committee of the Malacca r\ A, the draw for the semi-final round of the Yeow Kirn Swee Shield con petition was made and resulted as follows: Wednesday, July 31* —Starlight Wanderers 1 v. M. R. A. L Referee, Mr.
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    A Seremban Match.
    46 10 At S.Teinban on Tuesday the Health Department met the King George V School Hostel. In the first half H. Fernandez scored for the Health Department from a difficult angle and there was no other score, although the Hostel boys tried hard to equalise.
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    Penang Turf Club.
    724 10 handicafs for first day. THE TURF. Hie following liandicaps are announced for the Autumn Meeting of the Penang Turf Club, commencing at Penang on Saturday: Race x. Ponies—Class I—Div. II— (5 furlongs): Abbott 9.2. Black Auster 8.11. Some £ilk 8 10, Rammy 8.8, Micky Free 8.8, Balrana
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    Sports Notes.
    844 10 A WEEKLY COMMENTARY. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune".) Dolfatah gave a splendid exhibition of clever football in the League match against Seletar on Monday last. At his best the Malay is undoubtedly one of the cleverest forwards in British Malaya. Dolfatah's dribbling, ball control and head work leave
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    Nilai Club v. N.S.C.
    195 10 ChlCKET. At Nilai on Sunday the Negri Sembilan Club met the Nilai Club in a return game of cricket, the home side winning by 21 runs. Each side was a man short. Scores: N.S.C—A W. De Bruin retired hurt 1, Wheeler Seneveratne c Clarke b Furze
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    OXYGEN EXPLODES.
    128 10 Big Fire Peril in Berlin. Reuter's Service. Berlin, July 24. Many steel containers filled with oxygen .-fpioded at noon in northern Berlin setting fire to a block of workshops and a hundred employed in them rushed out to safety. The flames spread very rapidly and further terrific explosions
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    HUGE FOREST FIRE.
    57 10 Results of Heat Wave. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, July 24. A huge forest fire is racing near Oldenbrock and is being wehr and many Several houses and a ia~iory v* de frercfstorm 3 are reported in western Germany, wh,re great damage to crops livestock and houses has
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    SOVIET NOTE.
    62 10 Not Yet Received. British Official Wireless. Rugby, July 25. In the House of Commons to-day. Mr. Henderson (Foreign Soewtary) the reply had not yet reached him from the Soviet Government to the British Note suggesting that a Soviet representative should be *ent to discuss resumption of diplomatic relations.
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    REPARATIONS MEETING.
    56 10 Reuter's Service. Haggling About the Venue. London, July 24. The meeting place of the Reparatbv Conference on Aug. 6 is not yet d. J ed Since London was originally prcposea as the venue. Lucerne, Brussels, Ostend, and The Hague have been suggested hut each was re.ieeted by one
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    ILLICIT OPIUM.
    52 10 Former Chinese Officials Indicled. Reuter's Service. San Francisco, July 24. The Federal grand jury has indicted Mr. and Mrs. Ying Kao and Mr. Sun Fou on four counts in connection with the recent discovery in Mrs. Ying Kao's luggage o* a quantity of illicit opium valued at a
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    "TALKIE" DISPUTE.
    45 10 A Move for Settlement. Reuter's Service. New York, July 24. The Western Electric and Radio Corporation are negotiating with representatives of German interests for the use and standardisation of talking film equipment and settlement of the patent litigation through the exchange of patents.
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    STILL IN THE AIR.
    59 10 $100 an Hour Endurance. Reuter's Service. St. Louis, Missouri, July 25. "St. Louis Robin" is still flying and han now been in the air 11 days 10 hours. The engine is working well. The sponsors of the flight promised the pilots $100 each for every hour
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    NEW BANGKOK BRIDGE.
    55 10 Contract for British Firm. Reuter's Service. London, July 24. It is announced that the contract to buili the new Bangkok Memorial Bridge celebrating the 150 th anniversary of the foundation of the city, has been awarded to Dorman Long and Co., Middlesbrough, against American and Continental competition.
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    S. AFRICAN AMBASSADORS
    48 10 Reuter's Service. Cape Town, July 24. Revised estimates introduced in the Assembly provide for the appointment of Ministers Plenipotentiary to Rome, Washington and The Hague, commercial secretaries at Milan, New York and The Hague, a commercial representative at Hamburg, and a Consul-General at Laurenco Marques.
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    Cargo Prosecution.
    510 10 CAPTAIN AND AGENT ACQUITTED. Can a Constable Board a Ship? Captain M. Gagino, Master sf "Flevo," appeared before the District Judg» <Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) yesterday allegations against him were that the carried cargo on the main deck to a trr height than 3 ft. 6 ins.,
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    JOHAN MINE COLLAPSE.
    205 10 Impossible to Recover Bodies? (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 25. The Johan Mine disaster continues to be a lively topic among Kinta mintrs in vi" w of the absolute impossibility ot recaeaisf any of the bodies as they are lying below fifty or a hundred feet
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    29 10 Adjournment Till October. British Official Wireless. Rugrby. July The Premier to-day- announced House, which will rise for th summe recess next Friday, will rea~» October 29.
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    GERMAN TO CONTROL PERSIAN FINANCE.
    31 10 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-. Teherav. l J ~r ti* The Government's fiinancial German Herr Schniewind, has pointed General Controller of Fii appointment taking effect a mentary endoKsement.
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    CHANCELLOR'S ILLNESS.
    16 10 Reuter's Service. Berlin Chancellor Mueller is factorily but he is not y?t out ol
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    Correspondence.
    89 11 rQuj readers are -nvited to write to uj n s jfcds of public interest. It must b» anderst that the "Malaya Tribune" does Ret warily endorse opinions expressec hv correspondents. Letters should be at M »9 possible, preferably type-written i( spacing);' and on one side ol lhe paper Pen-names
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    The Municipal Offices.
    78 11 be Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") new Municipal Offices have for well over two months, but a vommodation has been proI at the Treasurer's Depart- nr. where the public have patid and wait during rush hours siness commences at 9 a.m. Poblk trenien cm should be studied by £c
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    Government Servants' Salaries^
    300 11 Editor, "Malaya Tribune.*') s and others, when taken on work in various Government departpnts, are told that they will not be paid gitf before completing- at least twc ■■cat 1 service, and in some instances as nd three months, irrespective of the fatt that in the majority
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    Cheaper Houses Wanted.
    259 11 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") V\ iih reference to Mr. W. Dunman's plan of a $iO-a-month house and your tutorial on the 16th inst., I shall be much if you or Mr. Dunman will be so 0R( 1 as to inform us why we have to pay
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    Support Chinese Industry.
    409 11 *ie Editor, "Malaya Tribunt,.") 1 ere was a case n Kuala with. /p- m 3 Chinese was charged f iron made in China as °nthf>~ mi was done by stamping Their s a fam ous British trade mark. A r ce was $22 each, but with the
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    Johnston's Pier Eating-Stalls.
    25 11 We have received further letters regardbut as previously intimated cannot spare further space for a subject which has already been sufficiently discussed.
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    Petition Writers in Johore.
    50 11 "Experience" (Johore Bahru) writes that Johore is now over-run with petition writers, and their touts, or "brokers," are making money at the expense of uneducated coplies. He suggests that a a examination be held and only three petition writers licensed—one Chinese, on<i Malay, and one Indian,
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    Salaries at the Naval Base.
    79 11 "Taxpayer" sends a letter, which pc cannot produce in full, reiterating the charge that men are being imported, for work at the Naval Base, at absurdly hi.tjn salaries, when their positions could be satisfactorily filled at much less cost by unemployed Europeans. If there is
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    1103 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. July 25, 1929, 10 a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. t Value Buyers. Sellers. 1 Asam Kumbang 40j- 41;- j $5 Pahang Consols 101- UH 1 Bangrin Tin o*|- 39,- 6j-Pangnga River 8J- 9)--1 Batang Padang 0.35
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    367 13 Dividend of V/ 2 Per Cent The seventeenth ordinary general meeting of Tingkil Tin Mines Ltd.. was held at the Hong Kong Bank Chambers yesterday, when there were present Messrs. J. M. Stone (chairman), A. E. Baddeley, J. A. Elias, and W. E. Rayner (for
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    148 13 June Returns. The following further rubber crop returns for the month of June are reported to us: Ampat (Sumatra) Ltd.. 57,157 lb Batu Village, 1 qqq Bruseh Ltd., 38 761 Brunei United Ltd., 3s'ooo Bukit Jelatong Lkl. 10 842 Bukit Timah Ltd., 12*731 Buloh Kasap Ltd., 56.500 Changkat
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    DROUGHT AND TIN.
    165 13 Production Affected. Not only is the drought responsible for the failure of agricultural crops, says the "Times of Malaya," <but tha effect on the local mining industry has been remarkable. Many a struggling Chinese open-cast mine has found the failure of its water supply fatal, and quite
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