The Straits Times, 30 July 1928

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 28,846 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928 PJCE 10 CENTS
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      86 1 Milkmaid Sweetened. Full Cream Milk M SLEDGE BRAND," prepared in Switzerland, is the swpctoned form of "BEAR BRAND" OBTAINABLE x^g^^JMwA OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERK. -^^g^gjT^: EVERYWHERE. SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK Sole Agents for Malaya. JOSEPH TR AVERS SONS, LTD. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE. DELCO LIGHT I ENJOY THE DELIGHTS OF ELECTRICITY AVOID ALL
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      76 1 EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN CHINESE CARPETS The design illustrated is only one of a number which we can make in any size and colouring. Hand coloured drawings and quotations forwarded on r. >st. ROBINSON Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE NETF SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED GRAPE FRUIT APPLES
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      5 1 HUkmaU SUrflM I NitiT.il .Mi'k
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    KENYA NATIVE POLICY.
    402 2 Mr. Amery's Speech on Lands Ordinance. London, July l:j. The Hoiife of Commons to-day rejected a Labour motion to reduce the Colonial office vote after discussing the Native Lands Ordinance (Kenya Colony). Mr. Harry Snell (Labour) agreed with the principle of the Bill, but not with the
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    "NO TAX" DISPUTE.
    298 2 "NO TAX DISPUTE. Leader's Kwfal Desire For Settlement. The leader of the BardoU m Us dispute interviewed by the Times !:i<tia'- correspondent, expressed u keei detiire for settlement, and outlined t!. minimum demands. He nu MM itk 1 Government I ■.•limb down and lower their pn He only wanted ju
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    INDIANS IN SHANGHAI.
    82 2 Ex-Maharaj:i Placed I'nder Restraint. > 16. Replying to Mr. K. Thurtlr (Labour). ■:i 'he Qouac Dl' < ommons. Eail Winli.tf>n stated that only thivc persons, the rx.Maharaja of Na'iba and t-.v>> Sikhs who jrot trouble into Shanghai, had be> n in India oadar Itogulation 3, of llhc
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    MADRAS UNIVERSITY.
    52 2 Grant For Translation Of Foreign Books. Sri Kr.Mvasi Tanipiian (of the Tiniporuoda Kwtta Tanple, which ha bam Well klMWfl I 1 .«n (.< IrririiiMK MBCC Hi* p.r < i, ,i, iMlh'jri i triennial recurring ■■■■•nt oi 1 U»< Madras University for gettine foreign books tranblated into the watt
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      228 2 aaa— ■aaar^tßa— wa—wr'^rr'...' mi »>jii >■»■ A more lli^' 1 1 i pejreshind f^'-l r i i i ii.ii I [PENTRAg 1 V |Mg!N£^PKS LTD] L, For STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL and ENGINEERING (Mkd at— SINGAPORE— ii'OII— KU U*A LUMPUR. W S3. i SLAZENGERS' LAWN TENNIS RACKETS AND BALLS THE "QUEEN'S" jjiftr&Zs^
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      455 2 BILIOUSNESS _-«.tx_ RELIEVED uI CKLY 1 Carter's Little livrr Pills I■' "C 1 r*\ 1\ P ff» r- If ft •V*tein of con«:ipat'on p.v- ni w!iu*h m..iv timfi emus- A trur and add .'ndtdon In the •v>tem. Retncmbrr they art a doctor*! pre»cription and can (»r gi\ en n iih
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      175 2 M^ Keep jour KODAK I Handy. Picture chances don't wait >V!u n your "KODAK" has been left it homo, you cant add to the happy mencriea in your album. At the beach, in the garden, 4^^ on your holiday, wherever yon i go— your KODA K will V cep your
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    ARMS ON BEN STEAMER.
    325 3 I THREE YEARS IN GAOL FOR FIREMAN. A lar<re seizure of arr.is and ammunition was made on board the Benmohr at Hoik; Kong 1 recently, and a ftlMMH Ml subsequently sentenced to three years I imprisonmen: with hard labour. The ISenniohr. which was on in r
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    SHANGHAI DIVORCE.
    192 3 V.ife's Allegations Of Desertion And Cruelty. A petition of divorce by Mrs. [aobel Curt against Arthur Raymond Bu:; I jrranU-d by -I i:<ljr»* Milton D. Purdy in the U. S. Court for China at Shanghai this month. Mrs. Burt said that she had b.en living in Shanghai for
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    MURDERO ON A.P.C. TANKER.
    141 3 Captain Treats Wounded Man By Radio. A murder committed on the hi|{h seas last month, on board the A.P.I', tanker Pirlak. then on a voyage between Shanghai and Balikpapan. J-»va, was described in the Hong Kong police courts recently. An aitcrcatioi occurred in the cook's pallcy.
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    CHINESE GENERAL KILLED.
    125 3 Shot While Attending School Prize-Giving. General Yang Tseng Sin, the Military Governor of Sinkiang, has been brutally shot down at the orders of the Provincial Cemniissir.ner of Foreign Affairs. General Vang was speaking at the prize giving of the Kussian Language School at Tehfa when the Commissioner
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    CONVERTED TO HINDUISM.
    59 3 CON VERT ED TO HINDUIS M. English I'rofe-sor At Luc-Know Inivcrsity. PmCmM* H. R. Nixon, lately Reader in English I nnnuajr*" and Literature at thr Lucknow University, who, two year* aeo resigned his appointment there and joined the Benares Hindu University at a much lower salary, has beet ne a
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      132 3 i, i in ilj^miiJTrT^T^TSSMliSy AUSTIN SEVEN OWNERS An Austin Seven tiormal Sports model broke the 24 hour record for motor cars having engines not larger than 750 c.c. capacity at Monthiery, Paris, on SHELL SPIRIT AND TRIPLE SHELL LUBRICATING OIL. Average Speed 6G m.p.h. Distance Covered 1,584.3 miles. 'j I*'--"-'
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      254 3 C' t ~ZzS LATEST DANCE RECORDS. M;ide in I'.S.A. HM ■alMaJaj I <!!!.ick Bottom Rhythm). latßtUili I'm beapf (Black Botlum IJli>t;.,r.). 6.154 Is c-.cob.i.ly happy no-* (Fox Trot). l.idy of lia^an^ (Ftt Tret). f,3."i Ceaatia' the days (Fox Tret with V. Ckevaa). Moonliuhl lane (W.ilu wilh V. Chorus). I G356
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      672 3 LOYTINYAT CHOLERA MIXTURL NOTICE is herd.y give* that the Trade .Mark depicted abort if the exclusive pro- petty of Loy Tin Vat who carries on business in Shanghai and Singapore, and is used by him in connection with Cholera Mixture and other medicines imported and sold by him in the
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      741 3 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE The Municipal Commissioners hereby five notice that the following schedule of revised rates of charge for supply of electrical energy per 8.0. T. Init by meter will be effective from and including July, IBM, account consumptions A. LIGHTINV, AND TANS. Per unit. 1. For consumption from 1-1.
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      514 4 b=== _____Shlpplng Announcements P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England; MAIL ANU I IBMIHIBI AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B.N. CO. DMDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S COVEBNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL BEEVKE, OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage due Spore KALYAN IUOO July
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      608 4 (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marpeilles, Laaaoa, Antwerp and Rotterdam Vessels TaaaaM Due Sail EATOR] MA!. Aug. 2 •ATSOTA MAIiC S.UUU Aug. 16 II KASiUUA JIAKU UiuiiO Aui;. i\s 8i HAKUNE MAKt 1t..',u0 Sept. 13 1< SUWA MARU 11,000 Sept. T, i* FUSHIMI MARU 110H0 Oct. 11 IS: HAKOZAKI
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      484 4 BURHS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND Reprlar monthly filing* by the well known .-.'earner MARELLA (T.«7f, ton.) an< the new motor Teasel, MALABAR (4.61! cons). The s.y. MARELLA is on- of tl» largest aad lircst Itaaasen tr:idinjr t" Australia,
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      674 4 m r. H* (ROYAL PACKET NAY. 00. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract wth tii« j NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVEBMMBMT 2 Telephone No. 30 10, with sub-connections t ti. l'usjace, Freight, Transhipment Marinr0 Dapta. and Manager*. I>?sk. k Keprescntutivei for Singaj-ore and Straitt .Srttlvin<.nL of the Ofliciui Tou'ist Bureao oi
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      534 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN BTBAM SHIP CO.. LIMITED. THE CHINA Ml TV I BTBAM NAY. CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MAT. EILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW, hoston, NKW YORK AND HALT! MORI WKEKi.V
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      434 4 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. For Kretay, Trenggaau, Kelantan. Uan^nara, Tplvpin Patani, Singera, Laeon, Koh^.mui. Langsoan, Chumpon aad Bangkok. Departs re SI DDH tDIB Jul) aul-. l ntl'ed throncnoat with rlectrie ligM and hare rxecllent ».-eonniodation for nr»t-cla»» passengers. Tickets for round trip
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      540 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) "El. I BRM W I.INR PASSENGER AND KREIGHT SERVICE TO THK UNITED K!\'.!>OM AND FSKIGBT SI-lIVICB I \i:ns TO llonir Kaaf Shar.«hal and Japan Due Spore rOUM July 30 CITI HOW Sept. 22 M, I I V OF Ml I
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      451 5 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE NEW YORK and BOSTON rla COLOMBO PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES Arrive Leave Leave Spore Spore Penang 1 1 Carfield Aug. 6 Aug. 9 Aug. 11 I'renidrnt Harrison Aug. 20 Aug. 23 Aug. 2E t'riMtirnt Monroe Sept. 3 Sept. 6 Sept. 8 rre«id«-nt
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      460 5 i STOOMYAART MAATSGHAPPIJ "NEDERLAND" snd HOLLAND-EAST-ASIA LINE Honuward Sailing* to AMSTKKDVM AND HOTTEUIMM Dup Sails CHRISTIAAN HUYGENS July 27 L' 7 KANGKAN Abb. 8 7 JOHAN DE WITT Au(j. 10 10 PRINSES JULIANA Aug. 24 24 1K AM LANG AN S^-pt. 3 4 t Steamers call at Penang. GBNOA, XMSTEKDAM,
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      449 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Can be obtained at the following places in SingapoM Momy fhancer, A-lclphj notel. Money 11lK .'r, Kuroj>e Hotel. Money Ckaaajav, Raffle. Hotel. Kelly Walak, ML, Fafflcs Place. Fademl Rabber .siamp Co., Raffles Place and Tank Kuad Station. Pater < bone Rafts* Pan** H. Rial Co.. Lid., Lollyer
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      126 5 3 j|iS£ttAi4 OX TAIL Soup It has no Substitute I I s I MM h b^S llbJCb§ iia#\!! t: amiifis HAPPiHEas tq Aiir £agn^ PHDME: 3 53 "Edina" Colonial Piston Pump 1328 1 MOOEL "COOLIE I The Most PftflAl? 1 Popular 1 KOOi Il.nd Pump 600 gallons 1 oa the
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      485 6 ALHAMBRA p r TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD.. Proprietors. COMMENCING JULY 30, AT 9 P.M. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS I aces West Fox Comedy UNITED ARTISTS presents tional stage sue esa r.*. coir.'. 1 GLAMOUR! LUXURY! ROMANCE! ELECTRIFYING CLIMAXES At the First Show at 7.30 p.m. BUSTER KEATON ™d ERNEST
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      253 6 i—^ I BIMBO jteOl A h c \^t* Comedian BOOK lij EARLY •Bmbo-the rr.,r:i.fUl morifi cotT«lian of li.c PtrttuKjuni Pctuiv 'Ciiar.^" FOR CHANG Contains more real Drama, more Humour, ami carrier, nan Conviction than a hundred machine-m d.? pictarct."— LONDON P\ILY MAIL. PAVILION Commencing AUGUST 3, 192 H. PAVILION PAVILION
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      267 6 S3113HV9I0 01 10 C16AR£TTES lili^i y Illl 1 NOTICE heroby gi*M lliat t!io ab*Vt Trade Hark; are tfa< i Tty the HANTANG BBOTHKBfl TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED, carry ii 181, South Brtdg* Koud. Sinnapoiv, and a:i OHd bj ihiin Ui connection With i -iillcs manufurtured ami Imported liy them f»r «alf
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    157 7 FIXTt'KKS. M.. -Mi ■>. !:•!> H» 7 7, S.I.-, p.m., 8.9. i ...ii. >;.::k p.m., 6.0 Championships. I .A. S.K.C., Stadium I July .11 II. W. 10.43 a.m.. 8.0, 9.2!l p.m.. 9.2. a.m., .1.1, 7.10 p.m., 6.2 r. i him Championships. i <lm \ui;u«t 1 II. W.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    94 7 Maaiaj Ships nlonir-i.'i' the Wharvrg or expected t« arrive. KKITKI. lIAKROI'It .\iain Whin, n, Sapphire, Baasaea tang, Kian Gwan. ■f li. IS. Iroquois i il Wharf Sea Belle ■/■MM W DHY DOCKS laiiioiiu Pagar. Nil Vaa 5h.,11. Hcpper Kiopel Ilirlioiir. Deck Nil Dock W H Supply, Utrecht
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    Vessels Arrived.
    154 7 Ve ssel s Arrived. I I 1.V.. 795 ton tram Djambi 30-7, roa Bacho 2D-7. ho 1-7. BINTAN, lint.. 7i tons, fiom Linggn 2(1-7. foi I I RKMKR, Hut.. 2,78« i..n-, 'from Belawan I'AI MORK, Brit., :;71 tons, from Hull 2U-7. 11.., |..ns. from Ratal i: 1 RO. N from
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    85 7 To-day. I 2 |..im I ewer Siam |..n.. I Bea i o. I'n-morniM. i ait i II. <ni.' Ilin i I 1... 1..-' I ajß. angkat and Sambas aja li gi Radja, Temliilahan and InX IMM,,; I'adaranl I pja. djaag and li.ic»n Si Api 2 p.m kalis,
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    39 7 MA ILS FO R EUR OPE. Br K. Art Ntcierlanden nsulmde Ckraa toayua iibajak por« Lcn4nn Juu« IS July 9 June £2 July 18 Jun. 81 July 17 June 27 July 23 June 2& July H July 212 1
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      165 7 Singapore! July :10. Tin.— London 2H 7-js X2i i 16a. Rubbers.— Quiet I'arit Peraka IM-ZM, Allenbyi IM-IM, Ayer Hitan 2-2.-.'... Ayer Moleki l/jr.-l ..<-".. Brogas r.;'j-62' L cent.;. ai 1-1.07 H, Katoyaag Bt.hrus U*> cents-1.05, Malaka Pindai IM-IM, MentaIcabs 25-80 eenta, New Scudaii 1.06-1.10, New Berendahi
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      Rose Macphai! and Co.
      176 7 Sing) (lore. July :SO. London. Rubber '.''id., down %i. Local ci nts. London.— Tin £211 ISs.. down 70s. Mining.— Quiet Tniping 1.0&-1 M, North Taiping 1.04-1.67, South Taiping 46-47 eenta, Malaya Conaola. 81-88 eenta, Knchal i.::7-i.ki. Petaling 1.2."i-4.;r., Songel Way Kliini; River :;.2.'.-.l.:i'>. Rnhman Hydraulic i.iiT'j
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    EXCHANGES.
    68 7 [BRITISH IMI'EKIAJ, RADIO] Kujiby. July ii.. Foreign exchanges are Amsterdam .thins 876, Berlin 20.34, Bombay MM, Bucharest TvT 1 i!u.-.i..s Airm 47 7-IG, Copenhagen 18.19, Geneva Helaingfon 198, Hong Kong I 0 ,<!.. Kobe la. 0.1")-16d., Lisbon •2 J-Hi. .Madrid 29^2, Milan 82.80, New Yurk i, 0.-l(. 1 8
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
    279 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July M. On London, Bank 4 m s 2 Demand 2 3 U/M Private 3 m. credit 2 J :;2 On New York, Demand H (I i' Private N d .'■T 1 On France. Bank T.T. l-ISii! O;i India, Bank T.T. 151 On Hong Ki.njr,
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    54 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RU BBE R ASS OCIATION. Tone of Market CJuiit. Latest Cable London Spot Shaat ii'id. per lb. New York Spot Sheet li pat lb. R.S.S. equal to Standard, Q.C.F. Standard R.S.S. standard R.S.S. on Tender Oct.T) March Buyers :!l 31 "i Sellers 31 »1% SIM 12
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      MINING.
      459 7 Issue Val. Pd. Bayara .Si'llora £1 £1 Aram Kumiianic a fi Bangrin Tin 1 1 Rat— a; I'adan;; 1 1 Batu CaTM £1 £1 i ■ii.Tni.Tiainr 1 1 Chin Chin £1 £1 Eastern Siam £1 £1 llaad Yai 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Honn I-'a'.t £1 £1 Hui-y
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      GENERAL.
      186 7 Ifttue Val. I'd. Buyers Sellsrs 10 10 M.ynud Co. 7.50 8.50 tl 10 Rlbatro Co. 8.00 9.00 10 1<( Ifnhlmm Ord. 10.00 19.50 HWM00K..'»iiison 1'ref. 130.00 U6J0 1 1 Bhclb 4.18.6 5.2.0 cr. J I Sinrapon Cold Stor. M0 0.00 £1 £1 Singapore True. Ords. 10.3 11/3 ■1 (1
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      103 7 D. Enp. G p.c. 1.225,500 3'/o 6 f ,r prcm. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 1 p.c. $555,000 101 108 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. 1,878,000 of 1901 par. 5 prem. Singapore Municipal 4.2 p.c. oi lt'OV $1,000,000 90 par. Singnporp Municipal 4.i p.c. of 1909 $1,100,000 P0 par.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      401 7 Fraser and Co. and I.yall ar.d Evatfn quotations. To-day's Trice* I- rase r Lyall Co. Kvatt Allcnby ($1) Aloi- (iajah 1*1) K. HlUn (91 i A. KuniiiK tfi At;i Malay ($2) A. Molck 'SI i A PMUM Balßowni« (s>) i $li Brogaa N. i?l i [trunci 0. <*•'•>
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      98 7 Tcls. STAT^TRUST.' I'hone 24i ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES (1927), LIMITED Registered by and Security do- posited with the Straits Settlement? Government. Act as Trustees, Administrators. Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collec- j tors. Investments Supervised and 1 Interest collected, Probate or Let- ters of Administration applied for 1 and security furnished. "We Specialize
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      185 7 SECOND-HAND GARS I-RANKEL'S FIAT 1-OR .-.09 MODKI., 1 mttm I 'ioi.r, I 800 m TnKTTXT TOP* 509 1 4 J m 4 4 s 501 TOIKER S 0.-.D HI SALOON IIJM 510 toirek 6 7 s tcr imm VICTORIA STREET CHEVBOLBT TO I REX I IM w ftll A( vt
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      485 7 JNOC FILLS For Your BODY and MIND j A REAL. SAFE AND SURE HELP AND CURE For Neurasthenia, Anaemia, Ik'b'lity, Weakness and Overwork. Obtainable at all Chemists. G. H. SLOT GO., LTD. I'ENAMi AN!) SINGAPORE. Under the Joint Auspices of the 5.C.8.A., The Chinese Association and Straits Chinese Recreation Club.
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      694 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS OtKer Classified Advts.. see page IG. wants, nni sai.k, ira I'lAN'.) LI SSI INS i Apply 218. Sti TO LET, 5-B, Setsoon, 5, Mai TO 1.1 r, ana ahop i Crosvi nor Hotel BuiKling. Immediate URIEFELYK HUIB mcl huur. n.in. v.-:n Bollandsehi S U2O, Bureau van dil Blad.
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      72 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Station. (as) (<iiirl<-^> of (mix rniiunt llealih Odicc.) Foe the 24 Hoars ending at Midnight on Jail --K. deg. Ma ha k temperature Hin. ha<l<; I Mean haHr temperature BIJ K. .\ii.x. m.ii radiation l*a radiation 71 V. rature 6, Win. is.". i 1. ul!. temperataro
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      DEATHS
      69 8 MTAVOO. On July M, 192 m, at 18, Rawall Road, Sityraporv, Appavoo i'illay. 1.v1.iv,-, father of Mr. A. R. Doray, of Raffles Institution. Kunerul 10-riay at 4 p.m. to thy Church of Our Lady of Lourdc-s, and tfcaaei to Bidadari Cemetery. JOSEPH.— At his residence, IS, Makepeace Road, at
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
      109 8 Mr. Chan Tcck Ha* and family beg to tendei then- sim-en-st thaaki la f I*, reUtivei and iminhi-rs of th.- Aston Athletic Club and Mayflower Bad ainton Party for tbeii kind assistance and attondaae* at Uk funeral of the late .Mrs. Chan Tni. H,-,-and also those who kindly tent
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 30. HUMANE SLAUGHTERING.
    624 8 Few who have listened to the sounds which emanate from the Liinjrapore abattoirs in the early hours of the morning will learn that the Slaughter of Animals (Scotland) Bill has passed its third reading in the House of Commons without a
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    MR. CHURCHILL'S TRIUMPH.
    124 8 The big majority for the third reading of the Finance Bill completes Mr. Winston Churchill's most striking achievement as Chancellor of the Exchequer. His Budget proposals, sweeping though they were in many respects, were so soundly evolved that the opposition was largely academic and based almost entirely
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    A MAGICIAN'S CAREER.—I
    1214 8 A MAGICIAN'S CAREER.— I MAN WHO HAS DECEIVEC MILLIONS. (By Jasper Maskelyne, Maskelyne's Theatre, London.) My grandfather, the late John Xevil Maskelyne, as a boy was remarkable for a studious disposition and, in ac1 jordance with his own wishes, he was apprenticed to a jeweller and watchmaker in his native
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    189 8 Mrs. Stevens, wife of Mr. Justice Stevens, has arrived in Penang from Home. Mr. J. H. Gillespie, manager of Bagan Datoh estate, left by the Rawalpindi on rtttnaWßl after 22 years in Bapran Datoh. The death has occurred at Bangkok of the Rev. Father Gabriel, who had
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    JAPAN AND CHINA.
    85 8 Severance of Relations Suggested. [Nichi-N'ichi Service] Tokio, Julv 28. The Japanese reply to the Natiowlist Government proposal was handed to Mr. Wanp Tscng-tinp:, Foreign Minister, today. Mr. Wang Tseng-ting is stated to have declared that China cannot submit to Japan, whose proposals in connection with the new
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    THE LATE CAPTAIN GOFF.
    216 8 Local Shipping Men At Bidadari Funeral. The funeral of the late Captain Edgar D. GofT, of the Singapore Pilot Association, who died of pneumonia on Friday, took place at Bidadari Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. The Pilot Association and the shipping firms were fully reprMMtod, and the
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    PETROL ON F.M.S. RAILWAYS.
    127 8 Interesting Experiment With Motor Coaehes. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 30. At the nirotinjr of the Federal Council held here this morninp the sum of •$1 10,000 was voted for the purchase of two railway motor coaches for experimentill purposes on certain branch lines
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    A DUKE'S ESTATE.
    36 8 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 29. I'lisettlccl property valued, so far as at mts'Nt can M ascertained, at £1,000,000 has boon left by the seventh Duke of Newcastle, who died on May HO.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    13 8 From China and Japan, by Seattle Maru, due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    61 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following cable dated July 28, their quotations being in gold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber exchanges sales to-day 125 tons. August 19 cents, September 19 cents, October 19 cents, November 19 cents, December 18.90, January 18.70, February
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    OLYMPIC GAMES INCIDENT.
    465 9 CURIOUS STORY. AFFRONT TO THE FRENCH TEAM. RESULT OF FIRST DAY'S EVENTS. [REUTEK TELEGRAM! y Am: ••tr-nlam, Ju'y 28. The op-nine of the Olympic Games was marked bf a sensation. Whoa the parade of competitor*, forming the cream of th- world's manhood, matched past the Royal Bex,
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    11. S. A. AND CHINA.
    165 9 French Comment on the New Move. I cuter tk.ikgram] l':nis, July 20. Disoussin;; the I'nited States' attitude towards the Chinese Nationalist <;<>vfiniiunt, as revealed by the sinning "f the Ml tariff treaty, I.c Temps describes it as a riposte directed toward* Japan. The pane* smjn
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    MOTOR POAT DISASTER.
    32 9 fRFITER TKLEIIRAM] Bergen. July An overloaded motor boat conveying ten mourners home from a funeral sank in I.yster Fjord. Nine people were drowned. l One manage'! to swim ashore.
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    BIG LONDON BLAZE.
    136 9 TWO HUNDRED FIREMEN FIGHT FLAMES. [RELTER TELEGRAM] London, July 28. Ovcr-hcatcd peanuts are believed to have been the caus« of the great it rhr« fire for years, which broke out in a century old six-storey building on the Thames wharf, occupied by Messrs. Chambers, ia the danger
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    EGYPTIAN CRISIS.
    168 9 Senators and Deputies Still Defiant. [■Dm telegram] Cairo, July 29. YVafdist Senators and Deputies met in a private house JOSleillej evening, in defiance of the Gove' nnunt order forbidding sueh a meet in,.', a:id passed a resolution declaring that Parliament still exists and is entitled to nmt according
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    RAILWAY AGREEMENT.
    167 9 Landmark in Industrial Negotiation. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 29. All parties to the railway agreement which wu roaih'.l M a result of direct negotiations between railway company managers and the railwayman's unions on l- riday arc congratulated i>y tlu' Preei for t.ie sound comnionscnsr shown in accepting
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    FRENCHMEN TAKE THE DOUBLES.
    254 9 DAVIS CUP THRILLS. HOLDERS WIN AFTER FIVE SETS. [reuter telegram] Autcuil, July 29. The doubles match in the Davis Cup challenge round ,was completed to-day, luin having stopped play yesterday. Cochct and Borolra beat Tilden and Hunter, 6 1, G— 8, 7—5, 4—6, 6—2. France thus
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    EMPIRE MIGRATION.
    131 9 Making It Easier And Attractive. [P.RITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 29. Lord Lovat, Under Secretary for the I Dominions and chairman of the Overseas Settlement Committee, was to have left London for Canada on a tour of the Dominions yesterday, but was detained on (iovernnient business. One of
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    FLIGHT TO CAPE TOWN.
    61 9 [REIfTER TELEGRAM] I.'.n Inn, July 29. Mi-h'.oni <r Murdoch, of the South Afrian Air Force, l«-ft Croydon in an Avro-Avian 30 h.p. lijtlit aeroplane prior to an attempt to fly to Cape Town and back (l'">, 000 miles) in 18 days. lie (lew oiiiy as far
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    $350,000 DAMAGE BY FIRE.
    464 9 LOCAL GODOWN GUTTED. TREMENDOUS BLAZE AT QUAYSIDE. Thorp was a tremendous blaze at the Tclok Ayer wharves yesterday, when a godowr. filled with rubber, drums of oil and paint, and other materials, was completely destroyed hy fire. The damage is estimated at $:55O,OOO, and the owners
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    FLOATING DOCK.
    51 9 First Section Arrives At Port Said. [REI.'TKR TELEGRAM] Port Said, July 29. The first section of the Singapore floating dock arrived here ahead of scheduled time. The arrival of the second section, which is expected on Tuesday, will be awaited, before the first is taken through the Suez
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    AIR PORT AT AZORES.
    29 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] Lisbon, July 29. The Government have appointed a commission to study the question of the construction of an air port in the Azores.
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    BIG GODOWN FIRE ON SINGAPORE WHARVES.
    40 9 Straits Time* Photo (rod»«n belonging to the Straits Steamship Co.. Ltd.. and containing a large quantity of valuable cargo, was completely gutted at Telok A\< r. Singapore, yesterday. The damage if* estimated at $350,000.
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    WEEK-END SPORT RESULTS.
    194 9 FOOTBALL, CRICKET AND ATHLETICS. Three important sporting attractions took place in Malaya during the weekend, in addition to racing at Penang and a Malaya Cup football match between f Malacca and Negri Sembilan. Fortunately fine weather prevailed throughout the country. The interest of Malayan football enthusiasts centred
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    CABLE AND RADIO.
    266 9 Comment on Conference Report. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, July 29. The report of the Imperial Wireless and Cable Conference now awaits discussion by the Empire Parliaments before effect can be given to its recommendations. Meanwhile it is being examined closely in the Press. The nature of the
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    Cable News in Brief.
    301 9 [REL'TKR TELEGRAM] Washington, July 23. The Assistant Secretary for War, Mr Robins, broke two ribs and his collarbone through an accident while trying to change seats in a moving aeroplane. Alexandria, July 28. It is officially announced that the Government are not selling their stock of
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    ITALIA AIRMEN RETURN.
    669 9 IN COPENHAGEN. ZAPPI VISITS MOTHER OF MALMGREN. STEADFAST BEARING IMPRESSES. v [REUTER TELEGRAM] Copenhagen, -Inly The railway coach containing the Italia survivors arrived at midnight on board the ferry from Malmoe. This survivors were greeted by the Italian Minister without incident. They are installed in the Italian
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    INDIAN RAILWAY STRIKE.
    65 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] Trichinopoly, July 29. The agent of the South Indian Railway states that the general strike may be considered terminated, with the exception of the Indian drivers and firemen in the Trichinopoly-Madura service. The narrow guage section is being extended, but only operates in the daytime
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    58 9 Attention has b(lh km drawn (gays the Malay Mail) to the urgent need for the provision of first-class hospital accommodation for nr>n-Kuropeans in Kuala Lumpur. It is satisfactory, therefore, to learn on trood authority that the question is engaging the practical consideration of the Government and that such accommodation is
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    CLARKE CUP MATCH.
    1508 10  -  T. L. ANOTHER DRAW. THE REST FINISH IN A STRONG TOSITION. (By Winning the toss Hamilton pu; I in to open thi fee Cup nai it whkh v..i~ played on the Padp.ng on Saturday and Sunda; and again endoci in a draw. Palntei >n < nd a
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    THE KRASSIN RESCUE.
    119 10 [REUTER TELEGRAM] Moscow, July 28. Passengers from the Monte Cervantes boarded the Krassin en bloc and thanked the Russians on the completion of the divipir operations from the Krassin which resulted in the repair of the Monte Cervanloa. On Thursday the Krassin, the Russian ircbvaaaer which diil
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    47 10 The following lat"s have been arranged tot ['..torniar.ee* of the Band and Drums of the lind Bn. The Duke of Wellington's Regiment in the Botanic Gardens during Aiitfus: Sunduy. sth, Band, MS p.m., Wednesday, l?>th. Drums, 5 p.m.. Wednesday, iTind. Drums, p.m., Friday. 24th, Band, 5 p.m.
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    48 10 Ai I|'"i> a I v i ('hine.M' who was >mli returning so Perak after I hi ha\t bten •i i'aol and to have been banished from the State five times. The Magistrate, remarking that he should get an order from the Judge, postponed the case until Aueust 3.
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      513 10 MILITARY SUCCESS \T KUALA LUMPUR. (From Our Own CY.rroKnondont.) The v i carried off thi :i; the Malawh« h coaclnded hero in i<t>'.i: .veather. Yew Teag Hoon, won the individual championship, being a point ahead of Vythiiingam, the Selangor athlete. In addition to the Malayan records set up
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      AUTUMN FIRE.
      304 10  -  P. L. F. An Irish Winner For Singapore. (By Major Hilliard, Veterinary Surgeon to the Koyal Calcutta Turf Club, has bought Autumn Fire out of a well-known Irish racing stable and is despatching this good-looking marc to Singapore. Autumn 'ire is ;i chestnut dMfUn of in. bnMO and
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      FLOODS IN RUSSIA.
      56 10 fREI/TEH TELEGRAM] ■w, July 20. The east i we t nOway and ahn "iiinuiiv;ition- a>' inter rapt I En con eqaew ol noodi in Hrn Zeya district ol Amur Province. The Kivcr Ztya is in some places twelve miles wide. The damage up to the present is
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      GOLF.
      254 10 American Wins Canadian Championship. [REl'TER TKLECBAM 1 Toronto, July 29. The New York player Diegel won the > Canadian open jjolf championship with a score of '2^. llagcn, Compston and Macdonald Smith tied for secon<: place with 284. Scottish Amateur Championship. W. Willis Mackenzie, of Morton Hall, beat \V.
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      MALAYAN TENNIS.
      107 10 To-day's Ties in The Championships. The Malayan tennis ihamoionships i the S.C.C. jrround to-day with thi' following tii-.s Men's Doubles Preliminary Round. Roy K. Smith and A. D. Andereon v. W. J. M. Warden and K. Morissc. R. H. Wild and L. P. Hickey v. N. E. Ess
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      VICTORIA BRIDGE SCHOOL SPORTS.
      314 10 Champion Successful In Five Events. The annual athletic sports of the Victoria Bridge School were held on Saturday on the Raffles School ground which was lent for the occasion. There was a large gathering and the competitors showed much keenness and some performances were quite good.
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    HEALTH BULLETIN.
    65 10 The League of Nations Health Bulletin for the week ending July 21, .states that in Calcutta there were JU cholera and live smallpox deaths, as against lfi smallpox deaths during the previous week. In Rangoon there were ten plague, one cholera and one smallpox deaths. Singapore reported that
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    60 10 For failing to report his arrival in the Colony within 48 hours. Herbert Walter iv Auartieaa Kubjert, was liiici h< fourth Coin." Magistrate on Hi urr;' 'I bom t>» Phihp•>>r:u Ussadl by the President Polk on July 9 and when he was about to leavp Singapore en Saturday it was
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    996 10 OPENING OF PENANG MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pcnanp, July JS. Dull weather prevailed for the first day D of the Penang Turf Club's meetinjr and jj the Roinp; was heavy. Results were as follows Horses, ClaM III. Third DMaiM (live furloiurs I Him, M. L. Philips. A.
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    AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALLERS.
    2190 10 MALAYA DEFEATED. CHINESE-MALAY SIDE WIN DECISIVELY. The Australian feethallm won the ino«t .mportant of their >wk and lixi :i the Stadium, ami lost the other. were decisively bent -n by a local Chine Malay eleven on Saturday, the KOK 4 2, but yesterday they turned out a r>
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    PLANTERS' CONFERENCE.
    488 11 I.S.P. MEMBERS AT PORT DICKSON. The annual conference of the Incor- porated Society of Planters, which is being lielil at the M.S.V.R. Camp at Port Dickaoa, was formally opened yaaUinJaj morning, when Mr. J. S. Arter presided over ;i gathering of about 130 members and visitors. In declaring
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    PASSENGERS.
    183 11 i following ptumftn arot— Jad la {Australia by the Malabur. whii-h sailed on th.- :>:h instant Mr. and Mr.-. W. Hulman BB« Hiat A. U. Holniun James, Mr. I. Little, Mi. :.:ul Mrs. Jas. T. D. Lloyd, Mr T. fopelaiMl, Mrs. ;:r.d Miss Coombes, Mr. M»d Mrs. A. 0.
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    137 11 The Singapore Municipal health statement, for the week ending July 21 rivet the total number of death.-- as malv 199, female 84. This represents a death, rale of ."3.25 per mille per annum compared with .'53.OU in the presedirtc \\i-e.; ■ad 11 in the corresponding week last j year. The
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    SIR FRANK SLY.
    318 12 Death of Former Governor Of Central Provinces. London, July 10. The death has occurred of Sir Frank Sly, the first Governor of the Central 1 Provinces. Sir Frank, who was born in < 1866 and educated at Oxford, entered the < Indian Civil Service towards the end
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    HEAT WAVE IN EUROPE.
    114 12 Temperature Of 131 Degrees In Hungary. London, July 17. Londoners are rejoicing at the welcome fall of a few degrees in the temperature from 90 in the shade a few days ago. Nevertheless, there is no prospect of a j break in the heat wave that
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    HUMANE BULL-FIGHTING.
    48 12 Successful Experiment With Cuirasses. At the frontier town of Lalinea, in Spain, the first bull-fight under the new regulations requiring horses to wear cuirasses proved a blessing to the horses. Eight bulls were killed and the two horses used emerged .scatheless although they were fiercely charged.
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    INDIAN WIDOWS.
    140 12 Charge of Defamation Dismissed. Calcutta. July It. The Deputy Magistrate, Alipore, delivered judgment ih.- a.. irnoon in the case in which Mr. A. li. Watson, editor of the Statesman, was charged under Section 500 I. P.O. with huvintr published on August 12 lui an article defaming Indian •widows,
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    IRISH IN SCOTLAND.
    141 12 Introduction Of Quota System Suggested. Sir William JdYnson-Hicks--, on behalf of the Secretary of State lor Scotland, received on July l'J a deputation of representati\is oi t hi- BUTchea of Scotland, who urged that toe influx of Irish emigrant- and was calculated to eungs iiie whola ehsraeter
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    LINLITHGOW COMMISSION.
    86 12 Government and Suites ted Banking inquiry. In the House of Commons on July 16, Colonel Josial) Wedgwood (Labour) asked whether, now thai thi Agricultural Com- mission had reported, it was intended to establish the promised iianking Com- mission. Earl Winterton, in replying, pointed out that the Kaj had
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    RESEARCH IX NORTH INDIA.
    76 12 Baron Von Kickstedt's Work Among Jungle Tribes. Baron von Eickstedt, the leader of th« Ethnological Research Kxpeditiou to India and Ceylon Mat by tSie State In1 ii.it.- ui LnpsiCi has arrived in Bom- bay. The Baron considers that much work remains to be done amontf the
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      32 12 Stands Jeffrey's Pilsener Beer Where it stood? MARKET Packed in 2 sizes 4 dozen per case. 8 dozen per case. DELIVERED to your door by V. R. VICK CO. SINGAPORE. t Agents.
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    LINER TRAGEDY.
    234 13 ALARMING MISHAP TO CBEW OF LIFEBOAT. Considerable excitement prevailed tin- Pi— Unit Grant in Japanese wat us the n-ult <,: aa ilaranins ni>-lu.'> a liu-bnut which v.;i- Lciir,' lowered .-i MM of :i him student jumpt-ii i.'Vci '■< ard. An iriiac i" port mil.: by ma^tt-r of the
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    SOUTH INDIAN RAILWAY.
    134 13 (!>ni;»ri'l)«.-n--.i\-, k'rufcrSMBM Of Kii'itiiiitad'in. Tae tdntiiii tiati.in '.i" the South Ii: ii.-ir Railway hnvc :.in!i Nomination a rowprvb< 11 .ive pi ranimc f.n- i-i-v; 1 (V polKy 'I In. >.i:i\\.i_, i- la 'l.rltrify ih<- rerjf heavily worked M as t'> reduce ili<- mnr.iriK CO The Railway Ekiard
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    INDIAN COAL MINES.
    95 13 < ominous Question-, As 'lo Fatal AccMants. London, Julj l<>. Replying i" \n. Mardy Jones, Karl Winterton said that the Raj employed a> Government Inspector* of Hinet ::;.i Em :i^ Lord Birkenhead uus awar« that nuinU'i' wai m i t» be toad* qaaHt. All the Important BliBM
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    VERNACULAR EDUCATION.
    76 13 VERNACULAR EDU CATION. Mr. Ormsby-dore Un A <>!(>ni;>.l l):snuer. Mr. G. A. (>n.i-l.y-<;.... UnderScui'tai of State foi iiiK at the l.'i'.^iic of l.in ic i''.i:, British Educational i agnut in i. on. iiwih m the danger of Forcing IJii;ii.-h edaestion down the throata of nathrei in the Colonie*. A Kutnli
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    INDIAN IRRIGATION.
    76 13 Total Area Of 10.000.000 Acid Involved. Replyinj to Sir IIol eri Tl :il) in ih.- Houxj foininoiis, Win i tfrtiiM s.ii,! I hot, ii'-r. i m t ital a otl 28,000.000 li r v j tka bwgJHaiim of I < .»2»W27 it was slimat »»d that when all
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    CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES.
    69 13 Important Tariff I'liard Inquiry Aulhorived. Simla. Jttly 14. Th,' Raj km tif.ru to tin' Turi.i Bcuril the (|in>ii.'ii of protection for tin iml.an i hemieal Intlu: U i those Mssircd in the mnnufai ■ulphurii', hylio-, hloiii- and nitrfc The Board will pay particular atten tion to air<-< t
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    INDIAN STATES ENQUIRY.
    38 13 Opening Of Princes' Case Postponed. London, July l'i Kcuter laaiM mat the oprninjr of the Primes' mm Uluie Um Butler ommit-ti-e, whiih »u< t:\t-.l fol .July 18, lias barn postponed a*ui »iu ptuUil>ly lake ptefc
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      213 13 \^'iV\\\ llil-i Jv'^' I r /ff (is ox 3cnsivc con; n ar:<l wllh V^|?Jl'J^ k v /^i^^V v^'^C No, v Ford travds sixty mile*, on tv.o \T'«HBSi^ Va^' 4flavlil^ '^V^VV "patrol. It maintains iifty miles DISTRIBUTORS OF THE CANADIAN FORD. flatten, wau^s r^oSSworkT often brings racking headaches in .Is train.
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      361 14 Hudson Tipping Wagons BUILT TO LAST THIS IS THE AIM OF MESSRS. ROBERT HUDSON, ,j| <-- LIMITED, ill BUILDING WAGONS. ttAWi *g| Messrs. Ruix't Hfison I.td's tPchnic:il km:wli-«!i;e of every phase of Light iPV. U.iilway Work, thtir sixty years" «-xp i.- hi ri(|uirements for all parts ii! I lie wurld
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      200 14 lei \m iff W 3 tfift c iyf»DEAQE UU o IBIUtiCAaE. AH previous sales records of Durant Motors builders of DUIiANT and RUGBY cars and trucks— were broken in April, and Export sales for M.iy were 300 per cent, greater than those of May last year. Never in the Mstaiy
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      368 15 Assets over $8,000,000 S.C. Assurance in force over $30,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (IncomoraUd In Straps BMawata) Winchester House, Singapor*. LONDON OFFICE 2". Old Jowry, E.C. I h>.. fiSBJW ted with the Supreme Court of England and i ,r.. taranoa Cowpaalai Art in cvt-ry particular. AOBNTI VAMTBD
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      623 15 .BA^KjNG CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRAI I AND CHINA. tlncorporat. 1 in bglaad uy Koyal Chait;- I Paid Up Capital in Oun.wo shares of farh :,000.00n Boaonra Fund iM.OOO.onu Eteaerr* Liability of Proprietors (3,000,000 nEAD or: 38. BkfcojMfato, I laaoa. K.C. 1. A|M ifi end ti m hex Al ir
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      395 15 BANKING IHE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Inrorporared >n England) Capital Authorised 13,000,000 Capital Subscribed i 1.500.000 Capital i'aid up i 1.050.000 Baaonn Fund and P.ost £1.684,846 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Kyrii'. Chairman. I. K. ChatasOia, Esq. Charles J. llambro. J. U. tJou.n-.oii, Kai|. Esq. W. H. Shelford. Esq.
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