The Straits Times, 27 July 1928

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    14 1 The Straits Ti mes No. 28,844 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1928 UCE 10 CENT
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      57 1 Milkmaid SweetenH Full rrran Milk l i i PAYS Tv ADVcßTioc|b//// gfl@Kl@ The very latest thing in Advertising All particulars obtainable from the Sole Agents MALAYA. RAILWAY MATERIAL SENTINEL (STEAM) and SIMPLEX (PETROL PARAFFIN) LOCOMOTIVES Tipping Waggons Steel Sleepers 14, 16 and IS lbs. Rails complete. Frbjn Stock WILLIAM JACKS
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      107 1 anc Travelling (lie mmM seal of Sxclusiveness fT\ SPECIAL DISPLAY OF NEW SEASON'S SPORTS PULL-OVERS and CARDIGANS jk (\.iih and without Sleeves). Wj %|^BH^^k CHARMING SPORTS COATS *$J yp in Brush Wool and Fancy Cloths. »jtf ry SLEEVELESS COATEES Most attractive designs and colours in all tho latest U^ra^»W Exclusive
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      3 1 rjlilkmaidStcriTized > Nalurjl Milk
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    STRAIGHT FROM SHARK'S MOUTH.
    538 2 PAPERS IN ADMIRALTY SUIT. How a shark once provided evidence in a law suit is related by Mr. Frank L. Pearce in Fish Tales, Tropical and Otherwise" (The Dazaar, Exchange, and Mart, Ltd., 25.), just published. The shark, says Mr. Pearce, figures in a famous prize
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    FACE PAINTING.
    181 2 Judge's Comment Resented By Girls. London, Ju!y 1. KS»g>H«k gjris are indignant, .it a i-taU-ment made by Mr. Justice Bugbf Swift ta a breach of promise action at the Bris! <1 Assizer,. He expressed the opinion tha. it man was cnedged to a gm he ln.d B rise
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    THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
    134 2 Controlling Interest Owned By Inveresk Group. London, July 16. Mr. William Harrison, on Ix-half of the Inveresk group, has purchased the •'.■ullii'.'r interest in the Daily Chionicle from the Daily Chroniciv Inve-.t-mcr.t Corporation, Limited, controlling the Daily Chronicle, the Sunday News, the Edinburgh Evening News, the Yorkshire
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    INDIAN CORPS OF CLERKS.
    46 2 Personnel To Revert To Unattached List. The King has approved of the disbandment of tht Indian Corp* of Cltrks (British A'ing). The personnel will revert to the Indian Unattached List and will be transferred to their former unit* and aaU to be
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      151 2 i mmmm GOES §iD£S KVCRY I'AiK GUARANTEED S;Ue No. M^T^CT^m^ S!vIc No> Pointed Heel SliuK HOSIERY in ail shades In ail si vies Obtainable from all leading Stores. FOOT EASE HOSIERY KILL, SgiAfSGHAI. Imperml inj a'l 'lie ilovern- nmll i'.i Mi ~^^wlk Bar Ml A-t^uls ft DUNCAN UOCEIMS, LTD., IS7,
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      416 2 SAVE YOW tfflD The Tor-."' h:r~. Ifiny little children -;rdurj mur teething. In tV- h r c ir tb«M su^iri:'^'? Rome paren unwiaaly i-iiuinlttet teething pvwders, i soot In ii i; v ic'.i couta'D poi.-or an- Iherrfou InjaHoM, and onlv civc tempwary relief by inducing minatun.1, unhealthy sleep. The right
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      185 2 FOR NEARLY 50 YEARS our name has meant the acme of perfection in the production of AERATED WATERS throughout Malaysia. i I FKASER HEAVE, LiMiTEO THE HOITSE OF QUALITY. W^ At Every Meal! ynS Cotman's Mustard blends delisKHfe ciously with the crisp, blown crunchiness of thin sliced bacon with rare
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    SPORT AT MALACCA.
    434 3 Results of Various Golf Events. (from Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July M. The monthly mixed foursomes competition held on Thursday attracted a good entry, and some excellent scores were returned. The winning couple was Mrs. C. I". Chester and Mr. A. E. Mullaly, with Mrs. ('antrell and
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    COCK-FIGHTING PROSECUTION.
    226 3 Racing Men Before English Magistrates. London, July 16. A cock fi»tht in a lvd-caipi'ted horsclwi\ with a l>a i^t- covered rinjr on a stud farm at Old Huckenhnm, Norfolk, was dooeribad at Kast Bartfaaj Potty Sessions, whin eitrht BMCMrtratoa, p resided over by Lord Albemaile. heard charges against
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    DEGREES OF MURDER.
    219 3 DEGR EES OF MURDER. Growinp Ineasiness Kt^ardinu Death Penalty. Adelaide, July 2. At ;i nua'tinp of the Council of Churches, the following motion was rurricii "That this Council shares tin Krowin»r uneasiness in regard to the infliction of capital punishment and, whil' 1 not prepared to demand the total abo!:pon
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      119 3 AUSTIN SEVEN OWNERS An Austin Seven— normal Sports model broke the 24 hour record for motor cars having engines not larger than 750 c.c. capacity at Monthlery, Paris, on SHELL SPIRIT AND TRIPLE SHELL LUBRICATING OIL. Average Speed 66 m.p.h. Distance Covered 1,584.3 miles. TRUE DODGE DEPENDABILITY in service work
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      320 3 LATEST DANCE RECORDS. Made in U.S.A. (,1.18 Halleluiah I (BlacK Bottom Rhythm). SomrfimtK I'm happy (Black Hottom Rhythm). iiS.>4 Is over) body happy now (Fox Trot). I.arfy of Havana (Fox Trot). Mi C'xurtin' the days (Fox Trot with V. ChoruiO. Moonli K ht lane (Waltz with V. Chorus). 6356 When
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      629 3 t "SALONIT" AND "STOCK BRAND" NOTICE is hereby Riven tiiat the trade- marks depicted above arc the HKlßShf* pro- j pcrties of THE SI'ALATO I'ORTLAND i I'MKNT COMPANY, LIMITKD, incorporated under the laws of JlfiO-SLAVIA carrying on liusim-s as cement manufacturers at SPLIT, j .ne.O-SLAVIA and that thy .-ami- arr
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      492 3 RUBBER SEEDS THE PAJCANOKKAN AND TJIASEM LANDS. SOERANG. JAVA, (1 he Anglo-Dutch Plantation* nf J.-v>, Ltd, I ndoal will h«T« .....iliblp for sale i January-Hay, 1929. UIk'ADOK It isolated budded seed gard.'..* (87 »cres) Wangoenr. ,!ja. Thi- -n in 1922 n. in t*en'y-thv M >tk Trees whose avsrag* yield in
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      461 4 P. ft 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL \M> PABBENGKB AMI CARGO SF.KVICKS. ITMVSIHR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. I'NDEh CONTRACT WITH His MAJESTY'S COVERNMENT, LONDON KSD I v:' EASI MAIL SERVKK. ■aaaoßMßsaaaaom OOTWAJUM FROM LONDON FuR CHtVA AND JAPAN x Tonnage due Spore KAL\A.\ t»,100 .lul'-
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      611 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Mai t«i lies, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam Vessels Tf.nriHire Due Sail KATOCI MAS! injooo Aug. 3 "AiSLIA MAKU f.i'oO Aug. lrt IT KASHIMA .MMiU lti.ulMl A«g, M 31 HAkONt MAIiU lo.Min Sept. II 14 SUWA MARU 11.0UU Sept. 27 H 1-USHIMI MARO
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      485 4 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia > FOB BRISBANE, BTDNKT AND MELBOVRNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAT ISLAM) Regular monthly snilinjjß by the wellknown stiamer MABELLA (7JMS ton.) and the nov. ii ILABAR VjkVl torn Ii i m. M \KI.I LA ii -n.- of thi ru. i :nd fi-M'*! .teamen
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      652 4 Ri is Ma (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO, OF BATAVIA) 1n..- rporntcd in Holland) Un.i»r contrnrt with ;h" NETHKKLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No Ifiio with sub OHUMotiOB* Preigbt, Tranahipment Mam.'- Depte. mil Manager*. ;>.> -k. Baftraaaatattto* fir Singapore and Strait^ Settl-n.cnt o( IVe o final Tyurii:'. Bureau o' lava. Ail Information,
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      520 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TFB OCEAN STEAM 911 IP COLIMITED. THH CHINA MUTUAL DTE AM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON. AMSTKKDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWKRP, HAM BUM AND BREMEN.— GENOA, MARiKILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.---MAiiSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.— BOSTON, NEW YORK ANl> BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON ANl>
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      402 4 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. Incorporated In I BANGKOK COASTINQ SERVICE. l^ r Kn-tny, Trvngganu, K. in. Bangnara, Telr.pin. Patani, Singotn, Laeon, Bandon, I, Lnngsoan, Cnumpon and Bangkok. 1 Departure Tl itvamcr* jr.' fltteH throughout with electric lighl and have excellent accontmoda- BangkoV i Port, are IshucJ at Duration
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      600 5 Slilpp "ig Announcements ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) "EI.I.KRMAN" MNH PASSENGER AND FRKIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITED K.VCiDOM AND CONTINENT CREICUT SERVICB i Di-1 WARDS TO Hong KiinL' Shanghai and Japan Due Spore g.s. CITY OK KHARTOUM July 2") s.s. CITY OF Kill"- s.s. CITY Ol '.I
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      419 5 MUJti STEAMSHIP LINE U-THE-WORLD SERVICH I «nd BOSTON rla COLOMBO, »:n ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. ■■"A and MARSEILLES Arrive Leave Leave Spore Spore Penang xrfield Aug. 6 Aug. 9 Aug. 11 ."i Urrinon Aug. SO Aug. 23 Aug.2 r Prek 'onroe Sept. S Sept. 0 Sept. 8 Pre« ileoa Sept. 17 Sept.
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      441 5 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ "NEDERLAND" HOLLAND EAST-ASIA UNE Homeward Sailing* to AMSIKKDAM AND ROTTERDAM Due Sails CHRISTIAAN HUYGENS July 27 27 KANGKAN Ann. I 1 JOHAN DX WITT Aug. 10 10 PRINSES JULIANA Aug. 24 24 tKAMHANGAN Sept. 3 4 t Steamers call at Penang. GENOA, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERIUM. HAMBURG AM) HREMEN Ua
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      366 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in Singapore Money Changer. Adelphi Hotel. Money Changer, Kurope Hotel. Money Cfcaaaßjr, RathVs Hotel. Kelly A Walak, Ltd.. Raffles Place. Federal Rul.lh r Stamp Co., Raffles Place and Tank Road Station. Peter ChoiiK. Raffles Place. a H. Kiat A- Co.,
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      333 5 Ai §V TT w \\f £9 m*i vij v' ?%y 9<Mm^mXKfiS^S^Sa^^PjKbßmmmmmmiß tQ, I 'paaaßß^aL.*'toaVaßßWnT^"' r 1 I D cCpmb j fr^fc ■l^^^j^^^aT a" i it VLtm^^M^mmm^r I 1 BW 1 LvTm I I! R^Lava^Hß^^^BTakJaakMC^i E W v I I y Wherever there's a roof there In a Joh for Caifaaa
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      578 6 PAVILION PAVILION THEATRE, l>hone No. 905. from 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. From Friday, July 27, to Thursday, August 2, at 9.15 p.m. sharp. MOTOR CYCLE RELIABILITY TRIAL THE LATEST PATHE CwAZETTE THE SHIELD OF HONOUR Starring NEIL HAMILTON-RALPH LEWIS DOROTHY GULUVER-41AIRE McDOWELL In the I'irst Show at 7.30 p.m.
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      206 6 PAVILION Commencing AUGUST 3, 1928. ALHAMBRA p r TAN CHENG KKE CO, LTD. Pnprittan COMMENCING JULY 24. AT 9 P.M. THK KM PIKE NEWS WILLIAM lOX pits enti VERY COKFiENTIAL Thrills, Spills and Chills is a breakneck nee for love with MADGE BELLAMY RICH BUT HONEST Humour, Pathos, EbccHemcnt, a
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      331 6 RENE ULLMANN'S WATCHES JEWELLERY PEARL NECKLACES GOLD AND SILVERWARE CUT CRYSTAL FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS REHE CLLMANN X and L, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ON HIRE. Thy following Appliance! na; now be hired from the Electrical Dtpartment. Municipality Ceiling Fans $1.50 per month each Bath Water Heaters 2.00 Small
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    212 7 FIXTURES. i ri.:.i>. juiv B. W. r,.j' 1 p. m 8.1. V. t2O a.m., 4.4, 3.40 p.m., 8.1 Malayan Sport* MtR., Kuala Lumpur. I)utih ho eward mail (C. Huygens) close: 2.1.".. .r-J Club, Annual Meeting, ■JB. !-aliirda.v, July 28 H. \V. -;.:i a.m., 7.0, p.m., 8.3. Malacca:
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    257 7 SINGA PO RE HAR BOUR BOA RD. Friday, July 27. Shi; aUncHiilo the Wharves or expected arrive. Umi HAItBOl'R Main Wharf i'h\ a. Spart.-n. Muliara. Bit tanfr, Mtppkln, Samson II, Buccinum. CM] Wharf II. M.S. Froquoil Coal Wiisrf Seu Belle I MU IN DRY DOCKS I'iimi; I'acar. Albert Daek BonWkoa,
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    EXCHANGES.
    72 7 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 26. K..ri i,'ti rychanget are Amsterdam I U.-rl.n 24.34. Bombay! [I. B Jt 1 Jd l!ru->ils MJIS, Bucharest T.T 1 Baenoe Aires 47 7-16, Copenhagen 18.19, Geneva UM, Helaingfore lit, Hoiik |M| U. ii ,d.. Kobe I*. 0.1.-.-16 d.. LUbon M MM, New York
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    231 7 To-day. •n ■nbilaiun and ladncirl (Karnah) M North. N. feast and N. Wait Sumatra itiaan Haycmu) Bunka Island, Java, South-West Sumatra, South-Hast Borneo, Celebes Molnccai and Timor Dilly Hlancius) 2pm Kemaman and TrvacgMi (Will 0 I i) Srlut Pandjanjf, UrngkulK Siak ai,J l'ahan Barw illun^ Huong) ;j
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
    255 7 EXCHANGE. Sinc'pore, July L' 7. On London, Bank 4 m/a 2/3% Uemand 2 3 11/16 Private 3 m. credit 'i '4 7 XI On New York, Demand 65 15 1C Private 90 d/a 57-. On France, Bank T.T. 1428 On India, Bank T.T. 164 On Hong Konp.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COM MERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 Tom- of Market Dull. Latest Cable I ion pot i heel :> per Ib. >*■'■» Torts G. tuti 19% par Ib. R.S.S. equal t.> (Standard, Q.CJT. Btaadard K.S..S. Standard U.S.S. on Tender Spot (opt. Jan. Buyers MM sellers U UK 31 ao-. 12
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      MINING.
      412 7 i*sue Val. JM. lluyi-rs Srllcrs xl i'l Asiim Kumbanc £1 £1 Baagrin Tin 1 1 llatamr I'adnng 1 1 liatu C>TM £1 £1 Chcnderiani; 1 1 Chin Chin £1 £1 Eastern Siam £1 £1 Hand V.ii 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Honic Kati n £1 IFui-y Vot Ord.
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      GENERAL.
      189 7 II me Val. JM. Buyers 3ell»t"s I Umx. Brick Fsmtn. IJVtVk 2M*A I I Aim. Brick OnU. >.12Vi 2.17 ft £1 £1 Drit. Ai.i. Tobacco 6.15.0 «.0.8 1 1 Central Ftißinc 0M 0.55 1 1 Cycle Carriauc 0.40 0.50 n fi i:. Smalting Co. 18.60 1 i.oo 6 Ki:..-,'.
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      95 7 U. tag. C p.c I&6JMQ 3.i 6'i prim. Sinij^porc (old Storage Deb. 7 p.i\ 1656,000 104 108 Sii.L'aporo Municipal 5 p.i-. l.h's.dOO of lyui par. j |)rem. Sinj;: ;iore Municipal 4.» p.c. of 1907 1.60(1,000 90 par. Singapore Honicipal -I'j p. i. of 190'J $1,100,000 90 par.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      380 7 RUBBER SH ARES. Fraser and Co. and l.yall arid ilvatt's quotations. I To-day's Krasor Co. Ly'.-ili A fevatt Allmbj ($1) Alor c'.ijah ($1) A. Ilitain ($1 A Kunin ($1) Am. Mala) $2) A. Mukk (*ll A Paaa* ($5) Btlicowpie ($1) Buaatt ($1) Brogas H. ($1) Brunei U. ($5) B. Jclutong
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    SHARE MARKET REPORT. Rose Macphail and Co.
    181 7 Singapai Inly l'o. London -1., up I lOu. Lon<lon. Tin fJl(( js., up 575. CI. Mining. Quiet. Uahman Hydraulic 1.30 LS7H, Taiping 1.04-1.07, North Taipinj; 1.02 1.04, South TaipiiiK 45-47 cents. Kuchai 1 :i« 1.40, Malaya c.msols 82-S4 cents, Petalint 4..",C-4.40. SunCei Way
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      DEATH
      82 7 M/s. CHAN TECK HER i rully mi Thimday, July i:_i>.m.. ai Iht residence, No. 18, W.i rloo Street, at the am of 70 years. The furHtc »ili le«T« h« kbov« sddreu on Saturday. July 2S. iV2S. at p.m. for S.S. IV... and Paul's Charch, tad tfcenet far intc: mi-ni
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      15 7 NOTICE Mr. G. COOPER has resigned his appointment with Messrs. Frankel Brothers to better himself.
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      37 7 KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Laborati teant wanted. Initial talary M* aienth, rising bjr Ineteaaaate on rnaJcimum »t" S2oo v month, if I WTiting to the I'rincipal. giwng full particulars, on or before ilonday, August 6.
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      93 7 SECONDHAND CARS FIAT 509 MODEL, 4 seater 2 doors S XOO 509 4 2 S S.'ii 509 4 4 950 509 4 4 S 950 501 TOl XXX S 9.-.0 501 SALOON 51.2r.1i 510 6/7 seater TOI'RER SI. OOO CHEVROLET TOI'RER I BM AUSTIN 7 TOI'RER 7;i<> ANSALDO 7 «=eater
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      75 7 FRANKEL'S OR URNITURE VICTORIA STREET (Watch Our Advt. Page lfi) 634 TAN KAH KEE CO.'s Tyres and Tubca for Motor Cars, Motor-cycles and Bicycles and other goods are obtainable from TENG SENG GUAN, C 34, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, at identically the same prices as those charged by T. K. X.'s
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      404 7 CHURCH SERVICES. S. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL, 7 Com.; 7.T. a.r.. Holy Com. (chorall with sermon H.i. r > Matins 1 p.m.. Catechism .'.30 p.m.. Bveneeug and sermon (Preachei R*V. R. K. S. Adatns of S. Andrew's School). Collections for S. Andrews School. AT S. MATTHEW'S. 7 a.m.. Holy I em, KIXC
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      440 7 LATEST ADVERTISE Other ClassiGrd Ad\t--. WANTS, FOR F i NEW 800 ?n-all l"ir stt BDfGU AND DOUBLE luiot, Tanglin. Terms moderate, hi TO LKT, 19, Barkpr I; i at valuta i< WANTED, child". Must ,n Box 112. G.P.O. TO I.XT. il.-.; No. 12, I facing Orchard Road. Applj t i
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      63 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. Ma) Casjfim «t Beweensneal Health Oince.) Kor the 21 Hours ending at Midnight on Jul> M, deg. MJ F. tore 7:i F. temperatare 53.6 F. in radiation 154 F. Mm. itrasi radlatiea 72.j F. Son tempi Mr.x. >7. Mil ilmr ftj| F. I Mean ril.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 27. UNITED STATES AND CHINA.
    684 8 The Straits Times SINGAP ORE, F RIDAY, JULY 27. UNITED STATES AND CHINA. The brief announcement that the United States Government have agreed to the proposals of the Chinese Nationalists to negotiate new commercial treaty granting China full autonomy of customs and tariffs came with almost startling suddenness. It has
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    THE "BIG FIGHT."
    275 8 THE BIG FIGHT." Another big light has passed into history. Tom Heeney of New Zealand was given a chance of fame and Gone Tunney successfully defended the title which he won from Jack Dempsey. Hut the sturdy Heeney, though beaten, was not disgraced. He stood up to the title holder
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    ASCOT AT ITS BEST.
    1018 8 HIGH CLASS RACING AND FEW SURPRISES. (By P. Leo Faulkner.) Ascot in all its phases was mure liioiion* and regal than ever. Speaking gMtraliy, llio elements Ml kind :ind considerate, although Gold Cup Day suffered somewhat from the rain. Owners were rendcrCG .horoughly happy M lhe;v
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    MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
    248 8 THE POSITION OF SIR HUGH CLIFFORD. In the course of reference to the military contribution controversy the Malay .Mail quotes at length from the recent leading articles on the subject ill the Strata Time* and concludes with the following comment One thing is certain and that is that
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    317 8 The late Mr. Stanley Weyman left ID'J.riOO, the biggest fortune ever left by m English novelist. The death has occurred in Knglui.d of Sir Krank Sly, who was Governor of the Central Provinces, India, during IMI-26. A London message records the death if the well-known comedienne, Lottie
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    ANOTHER SHARK FATALITY.
    139 8 Diver Killed in Singapore Harbour. The presence of sharks in the Singapore harbour received tragic confirmation on Wednesday, when a Malay liver was aitarkcd and killed outside the Breakwater. The dan Mad, Sahat bin Bodat, was engaged to recover some baggage belonging to a Chinese passenger off
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 8 Mails from Europe (London mail- despatched on Jolj ■'>) by n P. and O. Kalyan will arrive by special train to-morrow morning. CorroqwMOßeo will be ready for delivery to boxhulders at y.M a.m.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    63 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., Niv.- >c,ik. end us the following cable dated July 20, their quotations being in Sold dollar cents closing bid prices Robber exchanges sales to-day 176 tolls. December 1!». 20, January 19.20, February ItJO, March 1!>.20, April ULM, May M 'ts.. June 1!» cts.,
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      23 8 QUALITY TWO OF LAMBERT BUTLER'S F unions Products, "GARRICK" VIRGINIA CIGARETTES AND "VARSITY" VIRGINIA Cs. sfs\ /y pure Virginia highest cr^dE CIGARETTES QUALITY
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      93 8 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT In the Second Show at 9. William Fox Production VERY CONFIDENTIAL Featuring HADGI BKI.I.AMV RICH, BUT HONEST A Story of Romance of youth, love ar.d laughter. The Empire News Bulletin. First Show at 7.30. A Western Drama THE ARIZONA ROMEO. Featuring Bl CX JONES. TAN CHENG KEE CO.,
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    TUNNEY WINS AGAIN.
    560 9 HEENriY'S PLUCK. LOSES ON TECHNICAL KNOCK OUT. CONTEST BND6 IN 11TH ROUND. A Reuter cable received at 1O."O this morning gave the result of the contest in New York between Gene Tunney, champion of the werld, and Ton Heeney, the New Zealander. Tunm\ wan on a technical
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    DISTINCT APATHY.
    180 9 Result Regarded As Foregone Conclusion. Renter taUee sent previous to the contest seated Tunney and Heeney are both in splendid condition. Jack DanwMey offered to act as Heeney 's chief second but afterwards withdrew the offer. Distinct a;>athy irrnM to characterise the public's attitude towards the light. It
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    PALM OIL PLANTING.
    124 9 PALM OI L PLANTING. New onipan> To He Floated In Malaya. Tin' pot Utilities of palm oil planting in Malaya, otrongly advocated by Mr. < Male! in I other-, are receiving Increasing attention, and it is now announced that n new I |K.ny has been registered in the Settlement! under
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    U. S. AND CHINA.
    145 9 COMMENT ON THE TREATY OFFER. [reuter far eastern service] Peking, July Jf.. The North China Standard editorially describes the American note accepting the Nationalists' proposal to negotiate a new commercial treaty as sugar-coated, strictly limiting the scope of the negotiations to the tariff after several nations
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    ANTI-WAR PACT.
    91 9 Treaty to be Signed In Paris. [MN fan ntUHUM] Paris, July 2C. The choice of Paris as the place of signing the anti-war treaty has now been ofni ially ciniirmed. The decision was due to Mr. Kellogg't <U ire la emphasise the suggestion thai the pact originated with
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    GOVERNOR'S DEPARTURE.
    299 9 Representative Gathering At East Wharf. The East Wharf presented an unusually crowded and husy appearance yesterday afternoon, when the P. and O. steamer Rawalpindi sailed at 4 o'clock for Europe with H.E. the Governor and Lady Clifford on board, and a large complement of other Straits passengers. The
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    SMASH ON ANDERSON BRIDGE.
    102 9 Approaching Car That Took The Wrong Side. The crashing against the parapet of Anderson Biidge this morning of a Morris van which was being driven towards 'own is attributed by the driver to the fact that an approaching motor car, took ihe wrong way over the
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    JAPAN AND MANCHURIA.
    94 9 Karon Hayashi To Visit Mukden. [Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio, July -'<. l!ar'.n llayasbi, former Ambassador at I i. in lon. in response to a request of Baron Tanaka, the Prime Minister, is tearing h< re for Mukden. I nerally believed that one of th? main (HtrMMt of Baton
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    "HAYNES' ARMY OF SHROFFS."
    913 9 HONG KONG SENSATION. FORMER RESIDENT OF MALAYA SUED. An extraordinary story was told in Hong Kong when .Mr. I,eslie K. Haynes, former resident of Kuala Lumpur, was sued by three Chinese in separate actions. Joined with Mr. Haynes in the suits was a company called the
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    ALSATIAN AUTONOMISTS.
    51 9 [REI'ThR TELEGRAM] Paris, July 2(1. Although pardoned by the President, the Al.-atian Aalaaamlsts Ricklin and Ross will be unable to take their seaU in the Cnajnber, since the law under which they were convicted includes among the penalties deprivation of political rights, v. hich cannot be restored by
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    ITALIA SURVIVORS RETURN.
    247 9 RECEPTION IN NORWAY. MEN REMAIN ON BOARD STEAMER. [REUTER TELEGRAM] Narvik, July L'>",. The Cilta c!i Milano has arrived with the rescued members of the crew of the Italia. Oslo, July M No met information had been received regarding the time of the Citta di Milano's arrival
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    "KRASSIN" TO THE RESCUE.
    90 9 Response to German "5.0.5." [nrUTF.R TELEGRAM] Moscow, July 2C. The ice-breaker Krassin has ajrain assumed the role of rescuer of the distressed. Proceeding to Stavanper she picked up an S.O.S. from the German steamer, Monte Cervantes, with 1,.">u0 pas engan on board. She proceeded to the
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    Cable News in Brief.
    325 9 [BKITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Kugby, July 26. The Home Secretary stated in the House of Commons to-day that permission had been given to broadcast the Cenotaph ceremony next Armistice Day. The Persian Minister arrived in London this morning and was met by Sir Robert Clive, British Minister
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    DR. DAVIDSON.
    79 9 TO BE OFFERED FREEDOM OF LONDON. [reuter telegram] London, July 2G. Tlic City Corporation unanimously decided to ask the Aichbishop of Canterbury to accept the freedom of the City of London. The Lord Mayor, Sir Charles Batho, submitting the resolution, said the city's niin-sic taiian and non-political tradition
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    INDIAN RAILWAYS.
    171 9 Arrests Follow Sensational Allegations. [KEUTLR TELECRAM] Calcutta, July M. Following sensational statements made by six men arrested in connection with the railway smash near Calcutta on July ii the police have arrested forty more. The Calcutta Swarajist paper Forward published a letter making the allegation that after the
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    PORTUGUESE REVOLT.
    174 9 Deportation of Those Responsible. [reuter telegoam] Lisbon, July 2fi. The Council of Ministers approved a decree providing for the punishment of the authors of the recent revolt as follows Officers, non-commissioned officers and civil servants who personally participated in the revolt will be dismissed forthwith and will be
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    ARMS FOR CHINA.
    58 9 Agreement Of Underwriters Extending. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 26. It was recently stated in the House of Commons that all marine underwriters at Lloyds' Institute of London Underwriters and the Liverpool Underwriters' Associations had voluntarily agreed not to underwrite consignments of arms for China. Many underwriters
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    ROYAL GARDEN PARTY.
    57 9 Termination Of The London Season. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 20. A Royal garden party was held at Buckingham Palace this afternoon in ideal weather. Six thousand guests were present, including many British Dominions, United States and other overseas visitors. The event is generally regarded as marking
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    HEAT WAVE BREAKING.
    45 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 20. According to to-night's weather forecast, the heat wave which has continued over London and most of the British [alee for over three weeks is rapidly nearing an end. Depressions bringing rain are approaching from the Atlantic.
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    CABLE AND WIRELESS.
    30 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM], London, July 2<>. The Prime Minister announced in the House of Commons that the report on the cable and wireless merger will be issued to-mor>ow
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    CEYLON REFORMS REACTION.
    1530 9 Wr-w, ii. -.ni ncoaißiendatfona in the nature or an extremely interesting xperiment. and. given goodwill liy all the partial concerned, hi- saw no raaapn why it should not be successful. The pro- ad Constitution is such a very nove' step that, should Parliament accept the proposal as
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    CRICKET NOTES.
    1266 10 (LAME CUP MATCH PROSPECTS. WOOLJ .EY'S GEEATNBSB. (By T. I I ;!i:il 1. showed to great ad.iiri in their match with the Merchants ml iiml vei y lvarly demonstrate ed uiat they arc by a long wiiy the best r Bt In their pre- (.■■t. ii -i.i Plenties
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    MALAYAN WEDDINGS.
    483 10 MR. J. MAC PIIER3ON MISS FRI. The marriage took place al St. Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur, yeste rday morning, the Rev. O. B. Parso-is oifu-iating, of Mr. John Btuart atacpaoraaa, M.C.S.. son of .Mr. ::r..; Airs. J. P. Macpherson, of 81, Muy.icid Gardsaa, Kdinburgh, and Miss Juan Prances
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    FOUR ALPINISTS KILLED.
    108 10 Fall Six Hundred Feet Into Crevas.se. The wont mountaineering accident in the ZermuU region Tor a quarter of a century overtook a party of four who W«re Btteßtptiag an ascent of Breithorn without a guide on July 14. The party came to grief 60 yards from the
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      FOOTBALL.
      220 10 Singapore European Eleven; Selected. The following s'de ha; DOOB chosen to repie.-ent the European* against the AusLraLaai in a natea to be played on -day Clayton (R.A.) Brnumitt (S.CC.) ;ir.d Bail (i'uke's); Craft (8.C.C.), Raaak (K.A.) and I*e (S.CC); Harris I >.( Hawthorne (Duke's) U. .smith (S.C.C), Oaanras (Duke's)
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      TENNIS.
      69 10 Doubles Exhibition at Ladies Lawn. R. D. Ford will be seen in another exl.iiition match at the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club this afternoon, when he will partner the Rev. W. Aitkcn against Clerc and Pinckney. S.C.C. Autumn Tournament. Entries for the S.C.C. autuman tourna- ment close to-morrow. The events
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      MISS MERCEDES GLEITZE.
      51 10 Effort To Swim Irish Channel. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 26. Miss Mercedes Gleitze, the London typist, is attempting to swim the Irish Channel from Donaghadee to Port Patrick, Scotland, a distance in a straight line of 22 miles. She has so far covered over half the
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      CRICKET.
      72 10 The following will represent the S.R.C. again ~t the United Engineers to-morrow.' starting at 2 p.m. S. L. Oehlers, H. F. i Oehlers, G. H. Kraal, V. Yzelman, Dr. da Silva, G. Armstrong, G. B. Armstrong, A. (i. Armstrong;, P. d'Almcida, C.I Richards and G. van Geyzel. Cricketers of
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      SWIMMING.
      33 10 There will be 200 metres races free style, A and B divisions, at the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday at 9.30 a.m., followed by a water polo match Sea Serpents v. Jellyfish.
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      CHINESE MOTHER'S SUICIDE.
      185 10 Pathetic Story Of Poverty Told To Coroner. The Singapoic Coroner (Mr. F. G. Fouine) heard a pathetic story of poverty yesu-ru ly when he inquired into tho doath cf a Chinese woman whose body was found hanging in her hut at Chan>.i. The woman's husband uaid that
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      BRITISH WOMEN ATHLETES.
      283 10 Not Competing at Olympic Games. Britain has sacrificed her won.ierful chance' of making a clean sweep of tka wim. si ion of the Olympic Caatta rather than delight a few women and iHaapiKfint maay others. In an interview with the United Press, Mrs. 1,. GooM, Secretary of
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      PENANG RACES.
      108 10 Handicaps For Third Day. I. Horses. Class 111. Fourth DiYisiOß (fly« Seafortli Gay Deceiver 9, Lord Logan 9. Split Nu: *.:>, Lady Roy Swift U Tulkmead x. (Late City iioj 6. Tonimaadel 7.10, Shepherd Prince First Division .iv (i Quest 10, Laveiulo Joy 8, Uareony 8.18, Ulurn Tuu
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      ₤100,000 OFFER FOR FELSTEAD.
      59 10 Refused By Sir Hugo Cunliffe Owen. Sir Hu^ro Cur.clifTe-Owtn has declined an offer of £100,000 for his Derby winner, FeUstead. Such a price has never been paid for a racehorse, although the Aya Khan offered I -l.i i'ar amount to Sir John Rutherford for Solario. the
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      GOLF.
      115 10 The mi* -I foursoir.es played at the Qanison >.i.>i!" Club resulted as follows Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Battishll] 47—16 -31 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Oakshottfr 44—12 =32 Mr. D. H. Doig and Mrs. K. C MilUgan 47— UVt-'-ia l^ Capt. H. B. W. Savile and Mrs. W.
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    ROUNDING UP HYLAM "REDS."
    117 10 ROUNDING UP HYLAM REDS." Twenty Arrests In Geylang Night School. An indication that Communist agitation is still proceeding among the Hylams of Singapore, and that night schools are continuing to be used for that purpose, was provided by proceedings in the District Court this morning, when twenty Chinese were, charged
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    A 10,000 MILE RACE.
    79 10 The two motorists who propose driving i\ light English car from Singapore to London have been challenged to race of th 2 adventure by two local i dents who are arranging to use S Cor.t'-j aaatal car of similar power. There is also a possibility of
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    34 10 Mboibers of the International Fellowship will meet for tiffin at the Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay, to-morrow at 1 p.m., when Mr. Harvey Pinney will speak on certain I social and economic trends in Malaya. I
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    $100 FOR BREAKING LEG.
    81 10 Exasperated Husband Leniently Treated By Magistrate. ,1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) J Penang, July 2«i. Lva '>'■ n.t, a carpenter, was fined I SiUO, in default three months' imprisonment, for voluntarily causing hurt to his wife. The Judge gave the option of a fine as he
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    DEATH ON ESTATE.
    665 10 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST PLANTER. The inquest held at Telok Anson on Monday on the body of an Indian who died liom a ruptured spleen, alleged to have been caused by a blow from a European planter, w:is briefly mentioned in our issue yesterday. The following extended report
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    181 10 Tha Plastic Age," a Paramount picture starring the popular Clara Bow, will lie shown at the Gaiety from to-night It is a story of youth, full of gaii-f. and high spirits. Salvage," featuring Pauline Frederick, will be shown in the early performance. A film based on A.S.M. Hutchinson'a
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    36 10 There will be a lecture on Social Hygiene, illustrated hy lantern slides bearing on local conditions, at the Indian Association to-day at 8.30 p.m. The lecturer, Dr. R.W.C. Kelly, is the Chief Medical Officer, Social Hygiene.
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    96 10 One of the minor trials of newspaper., in the Last is the frequency with which readers whose names more or less resemble those of persons charged in the police-courts write to disclaim any connection with the case in question. Yesterday a Chinese postman was charged with stealing $1 from a
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      QUACK DOCTORS.
      92 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— One does not tasSW whether thenis any law dealing with medical practitioners in Singapore. There an a lot ol quad, doctors knocking about and the) find a good field for their ingenaltj :>l the expense of people's health. It is
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      "CHANG."
      235 10 CHANG." To the Editor of the Straits Time*. Sir, I have been looking forward to seeing Chang, imagining that tie animals had been filmed in a humane manner, such as that in which Mr Cherry Rtarton look his photographs. After reading The Making of Chang." which appeared in your issue
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    PENANG SHOOTING CASE.
    231 10 Chinese Landowner And Building Contractor. After a thivo-day trial at the Penang Assisas Teh Tok chin, alias C. T. a Chinese landed proprietor, mi acquitted on a charge of attempted murder by shooting at his contractor in a compound in Kelewai Road on June 1 last. The
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    CRAWLEY INQUIRY ENDS.
    138 10 Coroner Returns Verdict Of Murder. A finding of murder agaiasi BOBM person or persons unknown was returned by the Coiontr (Mr. F. 6. Bourne) in the inquest on the European, Frederick Crawley, whose body was found in the Singapore River on June 16. Mr. Booms said, In
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    MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
    69 10 MILITARY CONTRIBUT ION. London Support For Local Opposition. A special cable to the Malayan Daily Express from their London States that at the annual meeting "1 ill. Association of Biitish Malaya, r Fsank Swettenham was elected Dn cession to Mi. LowthoT Kemp. The retiring president depre ated t;.- 20 per
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    61 10 Capt. H. R. S. Zehnder, who I promoted to the Met of Captain i companies S.S.V.F., was presented with a souvenir from the Eurasian Company, S.V'.C, at headquarters on Saturday. There was a full muster of the company with about fifty guests. The presentation was made by Sergt. Cornelius, and
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    MARRIAGE IN BARODA.
    700 11 European Woman Loses British Status. ■"'ravine for relief from extradition proreedinjt* '■< ■•>' n( r I" 1 11 Slahomedan husl.an«l. Bad Aha-i. alii'-. Mabel Ferris, 1 1 1 < serions alligation air:>in.-: I m during the bearing at Bombay. The petitioner said she WU a European HritMi
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    CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE.
    176 11 Hyderabad Barrister Suspended From Practice. Kxiiaonlinnry kQtgmtioM apaiiist a .fudge haw resulted in th<- us[»-ri<, .n for six months of Mr. S. I'. Shivdasani, HarrisiiT-:il-I.aw. prai ti- iiitf in Hydiialad, Sind, after trial under disciplinary jurisdiction. Mr. .shivdasani, it is allotritl, addrcssi-.l, MM months l>;u k, I
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    AYURVEDIC MEDICINE.
    47 11 To Be Created At Benari* l'niversit>. It is propof-cil tr> amatm a I'aiulty of Aymvi'Jic MaifefaM and Suikciv at the BmMTW I'nivcisity. Sanction na^ li.vn ■rilr.l tiy the I'nit.Ml I'l-.nn,. crnnu-n: and arran^cmi-nts air b*iag madf tn admit >an<iida;<~. Th»- p< i Midv will HW
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
    277 11 MARKET QUIET DURING THE WEEK. Barloi M i i o. reijnri sf ltd] -0 s^a^e^ Tlw markvt has boon v*ry quiet during the past weak :intl prices close cent below i. To-day'i cable* quote Loa4o« i I which i< '•<). <lown on balance, whilst cratl cold is
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    BRITISH RULE IN INDIA.
    188 11 BRITISH RULE IN IND IA. Mr. >lardy Jones' I niavourable Impressions. London. July 16. I WwJJSie' Welfare Leajcue of India Conference, which was held in Manchester to-day, heard the report of .'«li-. Manly Joaea, M.l., oa his vwent visit to India. Mr. S. Saklatvala. M.l., was present. Mr, Manly Jones
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    INDIAN HIGH COURT BILL.
    144 11 INDIAN HIGH COUR T BI LL. Pntlest >ieetinK Held In Bombay. Bombay, July l' At naeetiag of repiesentatlwi of tl I communities, a resolution was adopted drawing the ■llnirtlw <>f the Raj and the etary of Stau> to the fact that the I Indian I'itrh Courts Bill, which is now
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    PARKS AND OPEN SPACES.
    207 11 > First .Minutes Of Htm .Municip:il Committee. The !ii>t ininutt'S of the lewy i.i.v.iItuted Parks and O|»n Spaces Committee lof ;h<- Singapore Municipal Commissioaen I ire given below liiconi mended parehasei ">'' 4i'O garden eh; Irs for use durinp performances of the I'oiicp Band xl an
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    CARLYLE MANUSCRIPTS.
    83 11 CA RLYLE MA NUSCRIP TS. American Buyer's (iift To British Museum. Ths only known complete arlyle manuscripts, namely the tirst auiogrraph draft anil the printers' manuscript of I'a-t and Present," were sold together by'-. London, on July 20 for L'_ L'imi, the psjuhasaf beißg a New York nt, Mr. Gabriel
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    CLOTHES IN CEYLON.
    681 12 BRITISH CONVENTIONS IN TIIL TROPICS. The Englishman, a curious creature in many wnjrs, has alwayi ban renowned (or a certain tenacity '>f purpose and I love of tr:ii|it n:, i writer in the Tines of Ceylon. In Ceylon he demon stratus the one by the persistence with
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    NON-STOP FLIGHT TO INDIA.
    68 12 Future Plans of BriUak Air Ministry. I ton, -'uly ,i, 1),.. Rouse of Commons, questioned as to whcUiM In intended to organise a r.'in-sti.p flight. t<> India i.i 1928, shadowed in \'xll. Sir Samuel llourv, Secretary of State for the Air, said that the possibility >>f
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    479 13 OXFORD DONS DEFEND NEW MOVEMENT. Oxford dignitariei have iijrncd a manifesto against Urn attacki th;>' lure bean made on Bschmaniam, the new Orf< i Ludent "uplift" movemant The A report has 1 s.itiely circoSatod regarding the be gronpi in Oxford aasociated i the ru'.-w i.f the II v.
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    "SOCIAL DEFECTIVES."
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    188 13 Oculist and Curious German Fashion. [i solemn itit^'i 1 of the Deutochi MedicinUche Wocluusrlirif:. leudin.j Berlin oealW eaten th* lists against th araetka M* common among Ganß&r urban beauties of shaving the eyebrow* down to a thin, narrow stripe. He dularcs that fashion is here .claim- in;r the sacrifice
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