The Straits Times, 28 July 1928

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 28,845 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1928 PRICE 10 CEN
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      89 1 Mllkm.iH Sweetened. Full Crram Milk "SLEDGE BRAND," prepared in Switzerland, is the sweetened form of "BEAU BRAND" "SLEDGE BRAND" +<-'^jA (Li OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. "^K^SS»T EVERYWHERE. SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK Sole Agents for Malaya. JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LTD. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE. WINGET MIXERS AND CONCRETE BRICK-MAKING MACHINES IN STOCK BLOCK-MAKING, SLAB-MAKING
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      121 1 Ihe seal of Sxclusiveness fjT\ SPECIAL DISPLAY OF NEW SEASON'S Vjw^ SPORTS PULL-OVERS and CARDIGANS h (with and without Sleeves). |fX CHARMING SPORTS COATS in Brush Wool and Fancy Cloths. "jjpi **y SLEEVELESS COATEES Most attractive designs and colours in all the latest Exclusive Designs in Golf Hose and Woollen
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      6 1 MilLiii.nd Surilurd it tit* NltMl .Milk
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    A WORLD WITHOUT WOOD.
    1184 2 DRYINC, UP SOURCES OF TIMBER SUPPLIES. By Ur. 1.. Dudloy Stamp. U.A.. D.Sc. Reader in Economic (imsraphy, l.ondon I'niversity. The ttabffl <>f the world may he classified into three broad groups the tropical hardwoods, the temperate hardwoods, and the softwoods. Of the total world consumption of
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      266 2 Jl Keapp? kODAK Handy. Picture chancts don't wait When your KODAK has been left at home, you can't add to tho happy nunu.ries in your album. i At the beteh, in the «urdcn, o^k on your holidny. whm-ver you Ko— your KODAK will keep i\/-'/fa your B««d times lonjf after
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      239 2 /-j y> Avoid This Condifi Use Cuii-.-u. <■ helppraveot j:remat:.n D ■■:<l'-c rd Irrhatioß i cjr.dilioi! I to TaUi'ig V. it v ni^'.- eata Boan, OintnK to ore/ 1 distinction can only be produced by combining technical skUi <md modern equipment. Our facilities enable v* to <> !cr our increasing
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      240 2 CI ¥I T Pl T V HA ILL INS SPECIALITIES URODONAL, PAGEOL, SUWBERASE, GLOBEOL, JUBOL, Fill :DISE,: D1SE, FUROSYL, NOCTYL. OBTAINABLE PKOM ALL PHARMACIKS. Sole Agents MfWI BROTHERS, LTD, S!N<; A ORE. iff Üb£| aerated wateps POPULAR AEBATED W VTI B w ;i:i\S. LTD. 2<\. '.'i and go. Chaaa <-van
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    WU FEI-FU RETURNS.
    288 3 Leading Army Down The Yangtsze. Shanghai, July 11. Marshal Wu Pei-fu, the fatten s:i\ iour of China, has not been killed, but has managed safely to reach the camp of one of his subordinates in Szechwan and has formed a military alliance threatening Nationalist control in the
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    THE RUBBER MARKET
    310 3 . Stocks In Malaya At June 30. Cuthrie and Co.'s report of the 27th inst. states h.-ive.held fairly well considering the de:i.lly dullness of the market and the tiei|uei,t inactive days when no trading takes place. The volume of business is depressing in its smallness and practically centres
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    DROWNED CHILD'S REVIVAL
    96 3 . 'Father's Extraordinary Experience In Canada. While carrying home his three-year-old daughter, whom he found in the St. Lawrence River, near Biookville, Ontario, three miles from the spot where she had fallen into the water three hours before, a Brief-Stricken father suddenly found his child still alive. The
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      126 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. We have just unpacked the New
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      424 3 m s I f, JfV -=r^~^F\ LATEST DANCE RECORDS. Made in U.S.A. i 613S Hallelujah (Rlark Bottom Khylhm). Sometimes I'm hapio (Black Hottont Khythm). 6354 Is ever>hodv happy now (box Trot). I Lady of Havana (i'«x Trot). 5355 Countin' the days (Pm Trot with V. Chorus). Moonlight lane (Waltz with
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      677 3 LOY TIN VAT fc CHOLERA MIXTURE NOTICE is hereby given that the Trade Mark depicted above is the exclusive property of Loy Tin Vat who carries on business in Shanichai and Singapore, and is used by him in connection with Cholera Mixture and other medicines imported and sold by him
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      539 3 TAIPING TURF CLUB AMATEUR MEETING. Wednesday. August IS and Saturday, Ausust IS, IM& 8 Races for Horses classes 2 and 3. 6 Races for Conies class 2. 4 Races for Tailing lurl' Club (iriffina 2 Steeplechases, one of which will be for the Club '.'hallenye Trophy. STAKKS sii.oon. srmiefe i!ocs
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      509 4 Shipping Announcements P. 0. BkITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARCO BBBYKKS. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT! WITH HIS MAJESTTE COVERNMIAT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage due S'pnri: KALTAN D.lOO July 29 NALDKKA
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      574 4 (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, BaneiHea, London, Aatweaa and Rot -nli.ii Voaaalt Twaaaea !>■<• Sail KATORI MAii'.." 10*00 Aag. 2 3 •Af&UIA JaARU '.UOU Aug. 1« 17 KAbHlilA MAKU IOJtuO Aug. M Z. HAKONt; i:/.i\U .•l./..11) ttmti. y.t >.-. SUWA MARU ll.uuo Se.oi. tl Sa KUSUIMI MARU 11.000 Oct.
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      495 4 BURNS PKILP LINE i Incorporated in Awtralla) FOR RRISBANE, FYDNEY AND MKLBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND Rcjrulur BOBthly fiiliiiKs by the well knowa steamer MAREI.L.A (7,875 tons) ami the new motor resael, MALABAR I -i.r. 1 i tons). The s.s. MARKLLA is one of th« largest r.n<l Baost
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      677 4 X. P. K. (ROYAL PACKET OF BATAVIA) ;lrn.'<.rporfci*<'. in H-.-llanJ) Onc'ir vtint.'kct -irb t^i»NSTHKRLANDS UtlilAN >.d w.:-:nmkni TatspaoM .'.o. M4a, i\.tr, kOb-cußaeeOoaa -.i Psaaage. Freight, Tranaaipmeot Marine ::.l Maaager*! U Reureoaatatives for Siagapor* an) Strait? SeUlomaM of tne Odicial Tourist tiurcaa o< lava. All informat;tii. detailed ilineratier -'.cc ..i charge.
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      543 4 THE BLUE FUiiNEL L?SE I'll: OCEAN BTBAM SH!!' UMITBD. IHE (H!NA MUTAL STEAM NAY. CO. LTD. [Incorporated ii England) REGULAR RRBVICR TO LONDON, AMSTi .I>AM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HA3. BURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL ANH GLASGOW. BOSTON, NKW YORE AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND
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      445 4 THE SIJ&M STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Smm) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. For Kvlantaa. Baagaata, P Sinjrora, Laeoa, Bandon, X lamoi, Langsaaa, t humpon hiul Bar.Kknk. D> oartui'i) \I'!1) .'nil- :.i An*, i lhe .learner, are Atteri througheol with c ii(.;!it and have excellent seeommodapasser gi rs. rickets for in-
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      526 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERKAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP GO., LTD. (lncorpor.'.-il in England) XI.I BRM \N MNE PASSENGER AM) FRF.IC.HT SERVICE TO •1 in. UNI X INCIDOM AND FBBGHT SKKVICH IRDS TO Hong X.m." Waanial and Japaa 1' Spore s.v CITY OF KHARTOOM July 29 i i i 01 KHI us. CITY OP
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      446 5 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICB NEW YORK and BOSTON rla COLOMBO, TORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES Arrive Lcava Leava S'por* Spore Panang PraaMaal Carfield Auk. 6 Aug. 9 Aug. 1 1 I'r.tid.nt Harriaoa Aug. JO Aag.23 Aug. 25 j I'reKidrnt Monro* Sept. 8 Sept. 6 Sept. 8 I'rcßid.nt
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      452 5 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPU "NEDERLAND" and HOLLAND-EAST-ASIA LINE nunuward Sailings to AMSTKKDAM AND ROTTERDAM Due Balk CHRISTIAAN HUYGENS July 27 21 KANGKAN Attg >'■ 7 JOHAM UK WITT Auk. 10 10 I'RINSES JULIANA Aug. 24 24 t KAMbANCAN Si-pt. A 4 t Steamers call at Penang. GENOA, AMSTEKDAM. ROTTERDAM, HAMBIIU. AND KKEMKX
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      229 5 GIDDINESS is in many cases due to eye trouble. CONSULT K. F. Cheng Scientific Opthalmic Optician for Advice. Office THE UNITED PHARMACY 305, NORTH BBIDGI ROAD. The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Uka Straits Settlements.) and Registered under The Trust Companies Ordinance 1926 is prepared to
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      182 5 LONG LIFE BATTERIES No car can be considered quite satisfactory Sw <'% unless its starting ar.iJ Igbliag are H For this, the best bottry is essential. yc f_[ m The reliability a:ui er.orni.'.'s >>;.•: ofeveryExideb.it:' excellence for the critical car on Built to uphold a rep-.;.-t or. .ir. future, the
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      488 6 PAVILION PAVILION lUUnt !'h.me No. 905, from C p.m. t« 8.30 p.m. From F'ridny. July 27, to Thursday, August 2, at 9.15 p.m. sharp. MOTOR CYCLE RELIABILITY TRIAL THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE THE SHIELD OF HONOUR Starring NEIL HAMILTON— RALPH LEWIS DOROTHY GULLIVER-CLAIRE McDOWELL In the First Show at 7.30
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      170 6 PAVILION Commencing AUGUST 3, 1928. ALHAMBRA r TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD.. I':oprietors COMMENCING JULY 24, AT P.M. Til): CMPIBE NEWS WILLIAM FOX preeftts VERY CONFIDENTIAL Thrills, Spill" and Chills in a breakneck race for love with MADGE BELLAMY men buT~honest Humour, Pathos, Excitement, a happy Romance of youth, love
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      275 6 the n^L^mß fblll %.tn i^j I»J vliwtft SHII3JiV9ID 0! L__l \t,, m f i =IzZ~J~tU==?t'L 10 CI6AR£TTES y (CSjCJ.G_ARf.TtE."SI ill il 'rf HOTKE la tonbjr k v,-n tkal Urn thtm Trmlt ilarl >: the NANTAHG I B THI RS TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED carr>!n« on IM, s..iith Mri I: .B i
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    188 7 lIXTIRKS. f I'lirtlij'. Jul 1 %M p.m., 8.3. I v.m.. 4.4, 4.50 p.m., 5.3 Euro| ana v. Thi n Sports Mt(r., Kuala Lumpur. ilian v. Malay-Chinese XI Sunday, .luly 29 11. W. :i.H'> a.m., 7.:!, 7.54 p.m., 8.6. I :.i., Ut, 6..50 p.m., 5.7. in, Earopeaai v.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    137 7 9aturda; July L'-v Ships aliincxidc the Wharves or expected I -i arrive. n in KKPFB. MAKBOIR N::in Wliii II- :i. Hpnrtrn. Mutinra Sapphire, Samion II. Bin Spirita. Oil Wharf H.MA Iroquois < ..I Wh".r? Hclle BHBJ IN BKT DOCKS ir Nil Ilarlxiur. Nil W B Supply. Ttrecht
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    68 7 To-day. Ckatatateh) I pja and raleinbanj; L" p.m ..nim. Japan, Korea, ForCana- t.s.a. p.n, I 2 ]>.■., i and Western India I pja I ;iiul Ua- p. 111 :ik and 1 p.m. Borneo, Jolo I p.m I 1 p.n itiiihilahan and InInHi 1 |i.m I i..ir Siam,
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    26 7 ■lull I *P Arrd. S"p»r» I ..nrt.m J<.n« II July Sly ly Ifi Juat 21 July 17 JUM I -in.- U July H
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    Cable News in Brief.
    252 7 [reutfr telegram] Baeharest, July 27. An extraordinary ■essioa hns been of authorising. •nl .in' the national baiu to proceed with the flotation of a Foreiiti kwii and a stabilise currency. Buehan m. July 2*. hambei and the Senate approved Inancial nao tesgraae, July j;. The Cabinet
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    COLONIAL EDUCATION.
    226 7 Ceylon Finance Committee Refuse* To Make Grant. nance ComsaJttea of the Cejrioa Legislative Council tinned down a proposal to iiuik'- a iriant to the Advisory Committee on Education in the Colonies, and Mandated Territories. ii aswart to Join the scheme- in view of the txpenae Involved. In November,
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    JENNY GOLDER DEAD.
    71 7 Comedienne Found Shot In Paris Flat. London. July IS, Jcr.ny Goldtr. the Australian comcliir.iic. who h.i'l hreii sutferipß from I :;h<.t daatd in her ii.it in Paris today. British woman music hall iirir-: had a more brilliant career thaa chat <<f Mi Golder. Siiv was an aslist
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    PASSENGERS FROM HOME.
    134 7 The feUowing pa lengen S'r thu Str;:i'.^ *ere beaked bj the Kalyan which left LonMr. ami lirs. A. I. Heniult. Mrs. A i Uenneti. C.-Serg.-Major F. Baldwin, Mi f Hanks. Mrs. Burns, Mi Baldwin, Mr. .1. 11. Cockburn, Mrs. 11. I>. CunynKhame, Mr. B. 1 iark on,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    69 7 . Programme of drills up to and for July 29, 1 928 Saturday, .Itiiy JB. 2 p.m., Siplap. -1 (M.G.) Company, As«finblc for Si^lap Catr.n Buktt Timah Kaiier S.R.E. (v). Musketry Classification. July 20, Sifflap, "JC (M.G.) Company, In Camp: ",:w a.m., Farrrr 3.R.E. (vi. ICaaketr; CUssiflcation Bukit
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    30 7 .im.i i in their copra rvpett, i|in.<l I' l'h< m.irkrl has !y during tlu wh proximal ton were shipped. i 'loMiiir iiu.itations are a>< ÜBtm*:— SuuJikd 5X0.70 ami nii-td SIO.Uo.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
    268 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore. July 2S. On London. Bank 4 in Demand -J II 14 Private 3 m. credit I I 7 H m Vcrk, Demand Private M H s :•'>■■ On France, Bank T.T. I IM Oa India, Bank T.T. 114 On Hunt Konc. Hunk T.T. 'J~- p.c.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    59 7 Tone of Market Dull ud Mater i tat Cable I beet per lb. New York Spot Sheet G. cents 1!' per lb. K.a.S. equal to Standard. Q.C.F. Stanford K.s.s. Standard R.S.tf. on Tondcr Snot Spol nnyers son sow sm 30 ta oener lid 1
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      MINING.
      422 7 Issue Val. IM. Bnyon Selleri £1 £1 Amm Kaabang £1 £1 Ifanirrin Tin I 1 ii.'itani; Padang 1 1 li:itu Caves £1 £1 Chcnderiang 1 1 Chin Chin £1 £1 Eastern Siam II £i Haad V.-.i 1 1 Ilitam Tin I 1 Hotiß Fatt II £1 Hui-yYut Ord. £1
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      GENERAL.
      183 7 Val. IM. Bujn 2 2 Alex. Brick I'rcfs. I.'j.'j 2.0 L".: 2 Alex. Brii k Orda. 2.V. -J"'..»V El £1 Brit Am. Teßaceo 8.tt.0 4.K8 l Central i: -jrint.- 0.58 1 l Cycle i- Carriage 0.48 i 1 I £1 £i K. BmeltiDß Co. 13 75 1 L2S S
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      94 7 L\ En<r. C, p.c. 1.225,300 3% C'lpn-i:.. Sini:;.porc Cold Storage Deb. 7 p.c. H 101 108 Sinenpore Municipal B p.c. .000 of 11)01 i>::r. Bfeav Singapore Municipal 4'i \< of IUU7 *l,t;00.l)00 M par. Singapore Municipal 4 ,4 p.c. of IMB $1,11>0,000 90 par. re Municipal 4
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      RUBBER SHARE.
      406 7 Fraser and Co. and l.yall .uid Brett*! quotations. To-days Trices Kraser Ly.ll Co. Kvatt Allenby ($1) Al..r Gajah ($1) A. Ilium Csll ■V Kuninc ($1) Am. Hmla) A. Itolek ($D V Pan. !i..l.uv. ($1) Baaaatt i?i i BrogM N. (?i i Brunei U. (*M B. Jalutong ($1) !J.
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    THE CHRISTIAAN HUYGENS.
    310 7 Hospitality At Tanjonp Pagar Wharves. Socr after the 10,000 tons motor .^hi; 1 Christiann Buygcna berthed at Taajong i tterday morning OK her hometrard bound voyage from Batavia preparations were mads !'<>r the entertainment of cose upon a hundred Singapore residents .o luncheon for which invitations were
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    POLICEMAN FINED.
    200 7 N.C.O. Attacked At Raffles Museum. A fine of S2a or three week rigOrOOl Imprisonment v.-as inflicted on a polict constable in the police courts yesterday. for assaulting a lance-corporal %vith r. l ilk. The quanx'l is said to have arisen from report nakas by the lance-torpora; that the
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    SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
    172 7 Macphail and Co., Ltd. Singapore, July 28. Rubber. -Local 31 cents. Steady. Tin. London £214 15s. Rubbers. Quiet. Allenbys 1.20-1.30, Ayer RitSBU l-ZM, Ayer .Mokks LS6-LM, Broga f i'ij cents, Connemaras I.OZH-I^6, Katoyang Bahrjs «5 cents-1.05, Mulnka I'indas 1.20-1.35, Mentaksbs 2«-30 c<?nts, New ficuJaia I.ofi-1.12, New Serendahs
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    Rose Macphail and Co.
    195 7 Singapore. July London. Rubber 9Ud., down V4d. Local 30" 4 cents. London.— Tin £214 155., down 70s. Mining. Quiet. Taiping 1.05-1.08, North Taiping 1.04-1.07, South Taiping 45-47 cents. Malaya Consols Sl-n:; cents-, kuohai 1..M 1.32 ,4, Petaling 4.25-4.35, Sungui Way t.702.80, Klang River SJ6-&W, Kahmai, Hydraulic
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    EXCHANGES.
    73 7 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Kuk't'y. July 'JT. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam I^.OT^, Athens IW, Berlin MM, Bombay is. n-ateL, Bnsseli MM, Bucharest Wj, Itueims Aires 17 7-J«:, Copenhagen ]y.2", Geneva SBJ3, Helsingfors IW, (loi.Kotic is, n->H.. Kobe i>. im;, -i •;>!., Usboa [a, Madrid 29.523, Milan Ki.Bo, New York J.(-0-«,
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      92 7 SECOND-HAND GARS FIAT .-)09 HOOn, 4 seater 2 doors S IN m i 2 s a* Iff 4 4 S SO9 4 1 S !>.-'! r.ni TOt'KKK I "">•' Ml SALOON SI. I I .")l(> C/ 7 sealer TOURBR Si.iMio (HKVKOI.ET Hi! Ki.K AUSTIN 7 TO! RBR I 7"> ANSALDO
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      73 7 FRANKEL'S OR URNITURE VICTORIA STREET (Watch Our Advt. Page 16). 634 TAN KAH OI CO.s Tyic. a;id Tubes for Motor Cars, Motor-cycles and Bicycles and other goods are obtainable from TENG SENG GUAN, .634, NORTH IIKIDGE ROAD, at H.ntically the sann prices a^ thosC charged by T. K. X.'s Sale
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      570 7 LATEST ADVERTISEM BNTS Other Classified Advl.s.. sec page II".. WANTS. FOX SAI.K. l TO LI Duildfni?. Immediate niiry I TO LKT. I^7. Amoy Mreet Apuly M. Guston, H'-A, De S->u;'a Street. NX* Lloyd B i imnli but atl TO I.XT. tat No. il 1 A iber Ma faoini; On-hnr.l Road.
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      35 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandani; Kerbau Station. IB] CM tnj at :.<.-.. rnmtn! lUallh Office, P«t the 21 Hour. ndin* at Midnight on i B i] n. dejr. n;i..-, ITJ.'i K ■i, M in. M T ..I.''. on
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 28. COMBINES.
    651 8 The Strait s Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 28. COMBINES. The increasing tendency toward preat amalgamations in finance and industry and the possible efFivts <>t the steady abolition of the competitive system form the subject o; an arresting article by the Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden, M.P., in the current issue of
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    MUNICIPAL BUYING.
    232 8 In the course of his reply to the re..olution calling for a report on the system of Municipal buying, the President of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, Mr. R. J. Farrer, said: "It is perfectly obvious that the Press has a totally wrong idea of the facts. Tin y
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    149 8 Important Move Towards Conciliation. [Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio, July -Id. Mr. Tao Siow-ming, representative of the Mukden administration, and Mr. Wang Daiting, representative of the Nankinf* Government, have arrived in Tokio simultaneously on important missions. Mr. Tao, in an interview, declared that it is absurd to impute the
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    227 8 Solicitor's Clerk Acquitted On Cheating Charge. After a lengthy hearing C. Sanmugam was acquitted at the Singapore Assizes yesterday afternoon on a charge of cheating in respect of a house at East Coast Road. The case was heard before Mr. Justice Dinsmore and a special jury. Mr. E.
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    DEATH OF CAPT. E. D. GOFF.
    168 8 Member Of Singapore Pilot Association. Shipping circles in Singapore havi heard wiin surprise and regret of the sudden death of Capt. E. D. Golf in ail rooms at the Adelphi Hotel, yesterday Capt. Go;T had been ill for several week? .yith dengue fever, and
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    SMUGGLERS' LATEST RUSE.
    57 8 Opium Discovered In Hollow Gravestones. Revenue officers on duty at the Singapore wharves are the most suspicious and unbelieving of mortals. Not even thi emblems of mortality escape their scrutiny and yesterday they were rewarded by a find of $12,000 worth of smuggled rhamlu in hollowed-out Chinese
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    EXPENSIVE ADULTERATION.
    45 8 $150 Fine For Singapore Milk Vendor. A milk vendor whose milk was found to contain 25 per cent, of water was fined $150 in the Singapore police courts yesterday. Smart fines were also imposed on defendants summoned for running unlicensed coffee-shops and laundries.
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    COLONY ADMINISTRATION.
    70 8 The Dormant Commission appointing the Colonial Secretary for the time being of the Straits Settlements to administer the Government of the Colony was read and the oath of allegiance and the oath for the due execution of the office of Officer Administering the Government of the Colony of
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    17 8 From China and Japan, by Seattle Maru, due at Singapore or. Tuesday, the 31st instant.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    582 8 A commission as honorary chaplain in the S.S.V.R. hns boon granted to the Rev. H. J. Hutchinson. Mr. Ho Kwong, a nephew of Sir Robert Ho Tung, K.B., LI..I)., of Honjr Kong, is visitinir Malaya. Sir Laurence Guillemard has been appointed a member of the board of
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    MR. FORD AND RUBBER.
    39 8 Equipment And Personnel lor Frazil Plantations. [reuter telegram] Detroit, July i:8. Mr. Henry Ford's motorship Lake Ormoc has departed for San Tarem, Brazil, laden with suppJics, equipment :md personnel for early operations in rabbar planting.
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    SINGAPORE BAR COMMITTEE.
    45 8 The following gentlemen have been duly •laetad to be the Bar ommittec for the Settlement of Singapore Messrs. C. V. Miles, R. St. John Rraddell, John O. Campbell, A. P. Robinson, H. R. L. Dyne, C. Dickinson, and P. 11. Battishill, (Secretary).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    62 8 . Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following cable dated July 27, their quotations being in ?old dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber exchanges sales to-day 1,250 tons. January 11* cents, February 19.10, March IH.'JO, April 19 cents, May 19 cents, June 18.80, July 18.80,
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      182 8 Motor Cycle Reliability Trial Singapore, July 22, 1928. A. J. S, SUCCESSES Motor Cycle Platoon Cup It Mr. <\. V. Neuforonner on 'Jl9 c.c. A..1.5. scored 97 p ints out of a possibly 100 for the course. Five Silver Medals were >von on A.J.S. machines. 2 A..1.5. Teams entered for
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    WIRE AND CABLE MERGER.
    284 9 THE REPORT. ACQUISITION OF ORDINARY SHARES. REGULATION OF BEAM SYSTEMS. [RKITKIt TELEGRAM] London, July 27. The Imperial Wireless and Cable Conference appointed to examine the situation resulting fi"in the competition of Ream wireless with I allltll has reported recommending the formation of a Merge* company to
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    EGYPTIAN CRISIS.
    135 9 Determined Attitude Of Government. [REUTER TELERBAM] Cairo. .lu!y 27. The (Jovernmenf.i determined attitude i^ instanced by the Warning issued by the Governor of Cairo on behalf of the Minister of the Interior to Nahas I'asha that the latter will be held responsible lor any meeting or demonstration which
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    U.S.A AND CHINA.
    77 9 Comments In The British Press. Irkutur OMSBaM] London, July '-'7. Welcoming the United suites Government's oiler to negotiate B new commercial treaty with the Nationalist Government of China, the Manchester Guardian expresses tlr.' opinion that the heal way oi checking high handed action by Chinese anil bringing
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    METHODIST CHURCH UNION.
    61 9 Needed Majority Obtained At Pastoral Session. [reitkr telegram] Leaden, July 27. The vote of the Wcslcyan pastoral session yielded the requisite 7.'> per cent, majority in favour of Methodist union. utKni was pmri liy the general m'i-mimi ef the Weelejraa Conference last week in f.ivi.ur m a;i
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    INDIAN GOVERNMENT LOAN
    63 9 [relter telegram] Simla. July 26. The liovernmen' announce the i.-sue of a long term lean and also bauds, the latter redeemable in 1934. Toeether they will total crores of ranees, aad 1 v will be at 4 per rent, interest. The K;;n will lie i.->ucd i and
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    LADY HEATH'S NEW ROLE.
    294 9 TO PILOT AIR LINER TO JAVA. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, July 27. Lady Heath was interviewed by representative of Reuters' Agency at Croydon on her arrival from Amsterdam as second pilot of a fifteen-passenger Fokker-Jupitcr of the Royal Dutch ai.' line. She said she had been engaged
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    COTTON LOCK-OUT.
    115 9 Employers' Federation Takes Action. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, July 27. The Federation of Master Cotton Spinners has decided that the lock out will begin on August 11. The lock out, which will affect 500,000 cotton operatives in Lancashire, was decided rai by a special committee of the Federation hi"
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    NAVAL APPOINTMENTS
    92 9 . New Commander-in-Chief Of China Station. [R£UTER TELEGRAM] London, July 27. Vice-Admiral A. K. Waistell has been appointed Commander In Oihrf of the China Station in succession to Vice-Admi-ral Sir Reginald Tyrwhitt. He will as- ume command on January 18, IM9. Rear-Admiral R. M. Dnimealer lias been appointed Commander-in-Chief
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    MARKETING BRITISH COAL.
    75 9 Attempt To Form National Organisation. [rritish imperial radio] Rugby, July 27. An attempt is being made by influential British coalowners to evolve the national organisation of all coalfields in the country for marketing purposes. Meetings with this end in view are taking place between representatives of three
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    PARLIAMENT TO ADJOURN
    63 9 PARLIAMENT TO ADJOU RN [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 26. Parliament will be prorogued on Friday of next week. The Prime Minister, who celebrates his sixty-first birthday on that day. will go to Wales to fulfil a series of public engagements before leaving on August 11 for his annual month's
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    FEWER INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES.
    37 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 26. The number of working days lost in Great Britain through industrial disputes was lust year smaller by half than in any previous year of which figures were collected.
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    TILDEN BEATS LACOSTE.
    318 9 SENSATIONAL MATCH. DAVIS CUP CHALLENGE ROUND RESULTS. [REUTER TELEGRAM] Paris, July 27. A huge crowd of all nationalities, including a large number of Japanese, pathi-red at the stadium to witness play in the challenge round of the Davis Cup competition between France and the United States. The
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    RAILWAY WORKERS.
    152 9 Agreement as to Wage Reduction. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London. July 27. The conference of railway managers and railway trade union leaders, which has been exhaustively considering the companies' proposals for revision of wages and working conditions, has reached an agreement by which employees will accept 2'i per cent, reduction
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    FINANCE BILL PASSED.
    102 9 Budget Estimate Should Be Made Good. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, July 27. The House of Commons, by 249 to 84, defeated the motion for rejection of the r'inance Bil which was accordingly read a third time. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 27. During the debate Mr. Churchill, Chancellor
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    ANTI-WAR PACT.
    51 9 To Be Signed In Paris Next Month. [REUTER TELEGRAM] Washington, July 27. Mr. Kellogg has received an invitation from M. Briand to visit Paris to sign th 3 anti-war pact on August 27 or 28. Mr. Kellogg will attend provided the other Powers are rep:esented by their Foreign
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    108 9 The following is taken f-om the Malay Mail. In a joint letter from Raub two worthy coi respondents reproach us gravely for a recent reference to the Bishop of Singapore as a good man in the v v ml sense of the world." So once again we have to cry
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    HEENEY'S FINE EFFORT.
    926 9 A GREAT BATTLE. FIGHTS UNTIL REFEREE INTERVENES. The following cables from Reuter's Agency give a graphic description of the contest between Gene Tunney, champion of the world, and his New Zealand challenger, Tom Hecney, which, as reported yesterday, was stopped by the referee in the eleventh round,
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    EMPIRE PARLIAMENTS.
    163 9 BRITISH DELEGATES FOR CANADA. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 27. Questions of common interest throughout the Empire, including trade and economic development and migration, will be discussed by th» Empire Parliamentary Association delegates at a conference in the House of Commons at Ottawa which opens on August 29.
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    198 9 Bitter Feeling Over Flag Incident. [TRANS-OCEAN VIA PAN-ASIA] Berlin, July 27. That the German representative should refuse to proceed to Paris to sign the Kellogg pact is already being demanded by angry German critics. This followed an announcement that the French occupation authorities requested the German Government
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    ITALIA SURVIVORS.
    63 9 Traverse Germany In Sealed Carriage. [trans-ocean via pan-asia] Berlin, July 27. The \obile party traversed Germany in a sealed carriage last night. They are expected in Rome to-day. [REUTER TELEGRAM] Narvik, July 27. Major Mariano, whose leg was frozen and had to be amputated, was too ill to
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    GOLD COAST PLANTERS.
    74 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] The Hague, July 25. Mr. A. S. Cann, representing the native cocoa planters on the Gold Coast, who has been in Holland for some time in their interests, has succeeded in forming a company here to manage the sales at the European end of the
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    FLOODS IN RUSSIA.
    44 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] Moscow, July 26. Serious floods have occurred in the town of Zeya and a dozen villages of the Amur district. Houses were floating in the river at Zeya and many people perished. The population is stampeding from the district.
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    DISABLED CITY LINER.
    29 9 [reutkr telegram] Colombo. July 27. The Katuna met ihe City of Yokohama yesterday evening 675 miles from Colombo and is escorting the disabled vessel to port.
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    DR. LANG APPOINTED.
    20 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, July 27. The Archbishop of York, Dr. Lang, has been appointed Archbishop of Canterbury.
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    MUNICIPAL BUYING POLICY,
    3113 9 MUNICIPAL BUYING POLICY. INQUIRY VOTED. PRESIDENT'S REPLY TO CRITICISM. $2,000,000 SPENT LOCALLY LAST YEAR. The Municipal buying policy was again discussed at the meeting of the Singaporo Municipal Commissioners yesterday, anil a sub-commitToe was appointed to inquire into the matter, with power to rail for reports from the executive. The
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      FORD IN FORM.
      283 10 Interesting Doubles At L.L.T.C. Play'iv/ with Rev. \V. Aitk n at the Lmlics' I terday, utd 6. H. Pinckney, !>:sl foiin. In the lattc: 1 iwrtdi Mpcciaßj he brilll aad used hat Mr- .-.it!' "iii- t. Afcai>: he put in a hard all, ignoring double faolta, M
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      SINGAPORE SWORID CLUE.
      181 10 i Members Hold Their First Annual Meeting. The tost annual general nu'etinv. of the Singapore Sword Club was held at the Tomlinson Hall last iiiitht .Mr. A. W. B. Hamilton, president of the Club, presiding. in th>- course short speech tho presMsst >- i\i<l how pleased he
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      AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALLERS:
      173 10 Teams for To-day's Match At Stadium. The Australian f<><ii l>ull team visiting Singapore ill play their Int match at the Stadium this nfternonn in opposition to eeeabiaed CUmm ami Malay team. The following will be the line up Australians.— X. Smith (N.S.W.) T. Traynor (cant.) (Queensland) and A.
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      SINGAPORE FOOTBALL.
      292 10 I.C.X.A. Win Through Penalty Goal. Two of ihe lowly placed teams, Pulo Biani ami the 1.C.F.A., met in a LMIM first division fixture on the Stadium veatatday afternoon, the result going in favour of the I.C.X.A. by two goals to one. In the iirst half the i.C.F.A. played
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      CLARKE CUP CRICKET.
      71 10 Europeans v. Rest Match This Afternoon. Thi 1 rain this morning was not sufficient to enforce the postponement of the Europeans v. K-st eridtat match for the Clarke Cap, and the fixture will be played this aftamOM and to-morrow on the padanjr. PENANG RACES. Scratching* For To-day.
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      CHARGES AGAINST DOCTOR.
      64 10 Serious Allegations In Penang Case. (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 27. Serious charges alleged against Doctor A. F. Shiyras of the firm of L. Jamieson, Sharp and McKern, were made in the But- a court this afternoon. The allegations nre made by Miss A. V. Hclntyre.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    83 10 Mile. Muni Smirnova, who has bei-.i engaged M speciality dancer at Raffles Hotel, made a successful first appearance before a large audience at yesterday's na (laivc. Particularly pleasing was her Spanish dance in which sl.e appeared to much advantage, i'nd her Georgian dance m also a jrrac-eful and
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    50 10 When the ca ia Mentioned in the Court today of the Dutchman, .1. B. Kivlii. who w*.~ charged in the s. i <.mi v.i;rt yesterday with mi»chief and criminal lu'imidation, '"hief Court in pector Meredith staled that he had been instructed to withdraw the charges. The accused was therefore acqaitted.
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    MALAYAN SPORTS.
    265 10 Three Records Broken On First Day. (From On Own Correspondent.) Koala I.umpur. .Inly 28. There was a large crowd and idea! weather for the fust (!<•>>■ of th.- Malayan Sports yesterday, when eight events were worked off. Three new Malayan record* were established. In the long jump the
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    HEENEY'S PLUCK.
    294 10 Chances of Another Match. For the first time since he started big boxing promotions Tex Rickard has lost heavily. Only 50,000 people saw the contest between Tunney and Heeney in New York, and the receipts were $750,000; Tunney's purse alone was $800,000. Yet, as so often happens in
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    SAVED FROM SUICIDE.
    102 10 Modest Girl Rescuers On Katong Beach. A Chinese woman who tried to commit suicide by throwing herself into the sea between Katong and Teluk Kurau at about 7 o'clock last nijrht was rescued by two young Kurasiun girls. The police are unaware of the identity of the
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    COPYING SCOTLAND YARD.
    55 10 N.S.W. Detectives Sent To London For Study. A .sub-committee of the New South Wales Cabinet have decided to recoir. mend the State Government to send three officers of the Criminal Investigation Branch to Scotland Yard, which will be asked to reciprocate by sending to NY.v South Wales
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    DOG RACING IN MACAO.
    48 10 The Macao Government have derided tn permit dog racing at Macao, and has granted a licence to a Hong Kong Company to this effect. The doc-racing will first form part of the Macao Fair next autumn and will later be run elsewhere -at Macao.
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    75 10 A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by the Singapore Coroner (Mr. V. Bourne) yesterday after an inquiry into the death of a Chinese on June 27 from fracture of the baae of the skull, following a fall from a trolley bus. A number of merchants have petitionr<] the
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    919 10 SIDNEY BARNES' AMAZIMi BOWLING. KENT BADLY BEATEN BY LANCASHIRE. Kent CUM a *;i<l cropper > :l illr;r maU-h with Lancashire which began on Wednesday, losing l>y tight wi. I this occasion Kent seemed to haw- failed as a hatting proposition. Lancashire put together x*> 2 for their Brat
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    RUBBER POSITION
    1228 11 THE PROBLEM OF THE STOCKS. A. W. Still.) London. JiiK I ii. liilUulty of forming any 1 idea, us to th<- future of rubber pi j--. forcibly illustrated by what 1. ,11! mi! within the past Am days. .1 1 the end of tho we: k then U
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    371 11 The Straits Timet it not responsible for i':e r ,.i,ions of its <-<irre«pondtnt». CorreI spond-nts siiou 1 beai in mind that letters 1 mu't be >b*rt nnci the point. LentRti liaU* 10 be rejected or cut down. urrespondenti must endee* then naniet and addresses, not neesesaril] for publication but
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO.
    404 11 General Holiday for Opening Of Prye Docks. (Prom the Straus Times of July 27, IH7H) Friday the 12th inst. appears to havt been a gala day in Pcnunjj, 0:1 which the resiieatl made general holiday to celebrate the opening of thaWye River Docks. The dock, says the
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    GENERAL ELECTION HINT.
    32 11 "The general election wfll n«t take 1'lace before next May," declared the Secretary of Stale for War, Sir Laming Vorthington-Evans speaking in Essex, but it will happen soon after."
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    SPORTING ITEMS.
    143 12 MANY RECORDS BROKEN. British, German, and French Results. In the women 1 athletic: hampionships at Stamford Bridge on July 14, a South African, Miirjnrie Clark, who will be competing at Amsterdam, clipped off .".-.'iihs of a second fmm the wuH.l's record for 100 yards hurdles, winning in II
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    INDIAN OLYMPIC TEAM.
    132 12 "At Home" (iiven By Sir Atul Chatterjee. Sir Atul Chatterjee Rave an "At Home" in London on July It in honour of the Indian Olympic team. In oHiriully welcoming the athletes. Sir Atul batterjee characterised the visit as a mission to encompass international friendship." He hoped that
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    AtTERING CRICKET LAWS.
    82 12 Continued Domination Of Bat Over Ball. Speaking at the Cricketers' Fund dinner, Lord Il.inis intimated that the M.C.C. and the Dominions have avrain to consider the question of the alteration of the cricket laws awissg to the continued domination of bat over ball. He said a season's
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    LEADING HOME AVERAGES.
    100 12 Tyldesley and Larwood At The Head. The following arc the loading batting in Home cricket up to July 14. K. Tyldesley (Lancashire* 87.00 Hendren (Middlesex) T'J.M' Ley land (Yorkshire) 79.06 Hammond (Gloucester) 7!v"7 Sutcliffe (Yorkshire) 77.00 Hardinge (Kent) T5.04 Mead (Hampshire) 74JW Hallows (Lancashire) ti.viil Sandham (Surrey)
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    HOME SPORTING ITEMS.
    147 12 Cricket Professional To Join The Church. The Warwickshire cricket profession:! 1 Parsons, intends to ivsume his studies at a theological training collejje in the North of Knjrland at the end of the present season. Me will probably bo ordained next June. The Viceroy o'.' India has cabled
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    " FORWARD'S " RAILWAY LIBEL.
    123 12 FORWARD'S RAILWAY LIBEL. Government And X.I.X. Each Claim R. -.mi. imiii. Two suits, each iluiminjr X?. 500,000 have beon tiled beforv the Master of the Calcutt:i Hi^'h Court, on behalf of the Secretary of Slate for India, and the Airent of the E. I. R. and others, atrainst the editor
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    374 13 Profits Carried to Reserve Account. Tin.- annual general iv.. Scutlai. Limited, was held at i i!hv ai the registered offlcea of ih.- com pany, <;4, 66 and M, Market Btrset, .Sinsiipuri'. Mr. J. M. Sime was in Lh« «-h-ii:- :v..<\ the othen presenl were the Hon. Mr.
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    THE CAUSE OF CANCER.
    185 13 Ferment Produced Within The Body." A startling new theory of the HMUC of cancer was explained by Mr. JaincMurphy, of New York, at the Intern.;lionul Cancer Conference, which lield in London under the auspices of the Biitikh Empire Cancer Campaign. Afttr ii> years' research, Dr. Murphy
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    MEMORIAL TO LORD MILNER.
    152 13 Junior King's School, Canterbury. Opened. On July Hi, Lady Miiner Imid tlv ■tkttl i lie of a new building at Sturry] Court (Canterbury*!, to be known us] Miiner Court, which i;. the gift of ii aridow, and to which the Ju;ii'>: Kin,' School, Canterbury, will be-
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    "JERVIS BAY" AFFAIR.
    99 13 No Action By Board Of Trade. In the House of Commons on July I 1,1 repl>i:iff to questions, Sir Philip Cun-li()c-I.iM.er stated that the Board of Tip vj bad n>w received the depositions of tl";| Master and Chief O.T.er of the '•Jems Bay" and other v.itnessas, and
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    RANGOON BRIBERY CASES.
    69 13 Colonel Wedgwood's Question In Parliament. In the House of Commons, on July 10. replying to Colonel Josiah Wedgwood (U<lx>ur), Earl Winterton said that Lord j Birkenhead had no official information in j regard to the facts of the Rangoon bribery cases, but the matter was within the
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    38 13 In the third police court yesterday the Mm of a bullock which was found unfit lor work was fined $15, and a fine of $25 was imposed on th# owner. The prosecution was made by a P.C.A. officer.
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