The Straits Times, 5 June 1929

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      550 2 P. ft I. BRITISH IMA All AFOAI LUES (Uroraeratod la Taglaad) v Ml. AND PASSENGER AND CABQO BBBVICEB. I*RNINSCLAR AND ORIENTAL EN. CO. R CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR OB3NA AND JAPAN. Teenage daa S'pero MJBJ IHh'A 0.100 Jaao It
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      619 2 Shipping Announcements <Wm>lS TCtaW lalllj,} TO LONDON aplee. Mareeille*, London, Aarwarp aad Belterdea Vimli Toaaaga Dao Sail IKATORI MARU 10.000 Jaaa 0 1 f ATIUTA MARU 0.000 Jaao SO SI KAIHIMA MARU 10.000 Jaly 4 BAKONK MARU IO.aOO Jaly U 10 SUWA MARU 11.100 Aug. t S FUSHIMI MARU U.OM
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      499 2 (Uaorporatod la Aaatralia) FOB BRISBANE, SYDNEY AMD MELBOURNE. VIA JAVA. DARWIN AMD THURSDAY ISLAND. Eagalar Italy oailiaga by the well kaowa luanir m*n.l* (7J7! toaa) aad the new actor vaaaaL MALABAR (4JU toaa). The v. MASXLLa la on. of th. iargeat aad flaeet itoaaera trading to Aaatralia. Coble* do Laaa.
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      733 2 a. t j fV (.P.I (ROYAL MOOT MV. M. OF BATAVIA) (lacorporatod la Bollaad) Under contract wifk tha NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 0040, with aab-coan i itlia. to Paaaag*. Fr*igbt. Tranahipaaat Marlae Daata aad Manager* Deak. Repreaentatlvei for Singapore aad StralU 9*ttlemeßta of tb* Offlelal Toarlat Baroaa of Java.
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      626 2 1. TIE ILUE FUNNEL LINE TaU OCBAN BTEAM SHIP CO, UMITED. TaU CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (laoorporatod ia Eaglaad) REGULAR SERVICR TO LONDON. AMB TEROAM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP. HAM BURO AND BREMEN— GENOA. MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOWMiimtm HAVRE, LIVEEPOOL AMD GLASGOW-BOSTON. NEW TOEE AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND
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      513 2 TK HI! STEAi NAY. M. LTI. (lacorporatod la Slam > BANGKOK COABTIN'*. BEET/KB. Far Kretoy, Trengganu, K.lantan, Bangnara. Telupia, Patani. Siagora. Laaaa, Sacaaav Bandon, Kobaaaui, Langiuan. < bumpun and Arrival Dcpartur* VALAYA Jub* June 12 SUDDHADIB June 1C Jun* IP MAL'NI Jane 13 June it, The atoaaer* ara flttod throughout
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      488 3 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN I BUOfNALL STEAMSHIP CO- LTD. (Incorporated la Eaglaad) ELLERMAN LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO THE UNITFD KINROOM AND co.vn FREIGHT SERVICE Ol THARDS. Te Heag Koag. Shaaghal a>d Japaa. Due S'por*. I In i July 1 HOMEWARDS. n (ITT OF GLASGOW Ixtndoß. Rotterdam and Hamburg Juaa
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      481 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Ir*i AMERICAN MAIL LINE aTff^_ 4^BSaßPasl iaafc bjbT^^^E^BSbß saSas^asTsk_^BTal ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE From SINGAPORE and I'BNANG via COLOMBO. 81/K7.. TORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAI'I.EM. (.F.NOA aas) MARSEILLES to NEW YORK tsi BOSTON >* Leave Leav* spor* S'por* Paaaag PRES. POLK June 10 Jess II Jaaa 14 PRES. AaMM June
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      540 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. StooMTaart Maatschappij Nederland and N.V. Rotterdam Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Geaoa Assaterdam ■aaami Southampton Maraaillea Rxterdam Mb Siamat IJ.OOO R.L. June •a. Irmae. Julians 8.100 S M J*. Jun* 14 a. Tambora 6.M0 XL June il m.v. P. C. Hoaft K.eOO BUM. Job* Im.v.
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      419 3 CORK'S WACoHsLITS [wow t s» WVICE s ■v--*^»*^mma*»a»*^m-m*^ Paaaagea booked by all LbMb. NO HfKihlM. FBI. Rail tickets issnad tot th* priaclpal railwajrs throuaTbuut tL* world. No booking fir. Bacxac*. Fnraitnr*, M«reba»dla« Shipped and Stored. Cook's InUrpreU/s in mifom aaat lh* principal rt earners and train* at all chief porta.
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      184 3 rnECTRiciTY I^' ECONOMY AND SERVICE i tfcf? Uii*uff T TIE readiest, handiest, Ccmfrl£a66( cleanest and most eco\K nomical servant in the world to-day— Cuts out half Hjß^J the monotonous and ne^er bbbw^Jil^^h rndinß work of Ihe houseS»^^^^£a^ft hold and makes the rest l^L etBy 8 PlaP Iay r)oes no r
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      402 4 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS wtrm.MFM ui msiNU ilinf Sammono No. W of IMS. ntH V KM I \l I IIM'IM U I.' I K VMM \N hIN W «l(« I' I in thr Matlrr if ..I l>r."ii»nrr M Hiinwunt um <•' l"r->i" IUl».-n \MIK> \KII HIS
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      458 4 TRAVEL TRANSPORT AGENCY 31. THK \H< M)E. Tel. 7 Telegrams "TatAHBYfl Mm H'UCVT* direct from Huum to Cabin.* :.imfr>, or to Sutmn at '0 it*, per package. ra large ci..« 75 it*., no extra fees or Porters to pay We ute only our own Porters an) uur own coo Has
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      199 4 ON THE ROAD TO-DAY _£Bfc_4fl% £38*fr |W^I ffl^t there are many rar amongst which a few stand out, <£^> but only one combines all the qualities, POWER-SILENCE-APPEAR ANlE— DURABILITY THE Six-Cylinder M I II T D W A Slecvc-valvc M4. BATl' ROAD. r (JO C/>p <»K«H\KI> K(»\l). THE NEW BRITISH
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      765 4 A Good Opportunity for Sound and I'rotitable InM Mount in land and Houm' I'roprrtieti not to b«- mmacd b> Knterprisini; HpitaliHls. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SKIll r MIA I nr SIM. VI'IXU Mt No. 231 of Ittt. II \IUI sKMSI HIS IMP MU \K\. I'lalatil mt
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      189 4 I H fc-M ..Minn.- M Lot Vali.» inj .h .h..u- tl i. h K.n Suir: <>rr. arva WK W apportioned. M«r.»'i\ i n a Valuable pore, arra Lra«* V Let 4fi Valuable p« and »hnphou»r Nc r. lrr- .1 .-tii.ra IK.r». arra Lot M. ValubU m porv arra SM »g
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    EFFECT OF THE GOLD EMBARGO.
    347 5 JAPAN LETTER. Strong Pressure On K\rhung<» Rate<From Our Own CirwpoiiH. l.,ki<>. May Khlmu nun ..f Upan have ai umtkmmt ta i >inic aaytl k hiwi I i>f validation Bl rhank >tnc«"d ■I .1:, iK-n'i I.-IT J.iimn haa v r i (at lead hu f .-.in
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    MR. BALDWIN AND SIR J. SIMON.
    1446 5 THE LONDON LETTER. NATION ABOVK PARTY. Divorce and Suburban Elector*. !OKK Off THE A( Al>K\n SHOW (From Our Own Cnrr»»po««> London. May 9. Mr. r.altiuin. with that innalr .ml reganl fur playing the pmr which .ii\\ay» distinguishes him, hai come down ■•f Sir John
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    LEVIATHANS " WET " TRIP
    122 5 LEVIATHANS WET TRIP Stock of Iteer (JuickU <.i\( Oat New York, April 26. Thr tianKf'Mmatinn <>( the l<evialhan to a par I i> !•>■ n-ansfn of ownrr»hi|. t<> pr.vat. hund-i wan •ttrnrl. some ililTu ultn minniins to pas>< arming to-day. Thr> i>|K)iU-rl that while various dnnks \m rv *:ncl(iil. thr
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    AIR MAIL SERVICE CRITICISED.
    834 5 WRMA NOTES Awaiting Extension From India. (From Our Own Correspondent. Rangoon, May 28. resident* from the Strait* uftrn travrl to Europe on steamers running frtm Rangoon it i» presumed that thru trait*'*. 1 1 problem i* much the uiw as ours in Burma. Neither as regards
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    SMUTS' PROGRAMME.
    101 5 Includes Prohibition of Asiatic Immigration. General Smut* enumrrateri at a men ing it Pretoria the plank* of the South African Party'n rlertmn platform. Thry in'luded the condemnation ut the i,nm»n fn-aty as a breach with the settled polu-y >f Empire Preference, and also The adoption of a policy
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      93 5 WIRES THAT LAST You want a I <»nu Life" electrical installation and the life of the installation depends upon the wires. Let your installation depend upon HKNLEY CJUL Wire-— the wires that will last as Ion- as the building itself. f* W. T. HENLEYS TELEGRAPH WORKS CO., LTD. Mi AsentN
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      67 5 of i THERE'S BRILLIANCE IN EVERY BOTTLE Keeps furniture like new. Restores the lustre of faded varnish. Brings out the beauties of the grain and the natural colour of all woodwork. Restores paintwork to its original freshness." Cleans and restores white paintwork like no other medium, and Leaves a hard,
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    SITUATION IN IRISH FREE STATE.
    1260 6 MR. COSGRAVE'S VIEWS. I'rotfnrss in All Directions. optimism roa m FITIKK I'raaidint Cosgrave i* quit* pit Mid I with th« prnMfnt »tat.- of affair* lush Free SUti. In a long interview with th» Dublin correspondent of a Home paper in mail week he discussed varioui
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    MATTERHORN TRAGEDY.
    127 6 i.mdf Sent to FriHon For NtfM, A tragedy of the Mattrrhorn la>t »n;nmer ha hail a sequel in the Zun. h <ouit<. A young Berlin student, Alexander Brmtx. rlimtxil thr mountain in thr company of .ini.thrr •tudrnr and a trarbrr. Walti-r Bfhm Hrrr Brhm is a well known
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    UGLY IDOLS OF FASHION.
    327 6 Serpent Shoes. EVE'S RAT SKINS FOR SLIMNESS. Tb« crocodile, in spite of hit ufly fact. I it th* idol of fashion Th.- rat. an ob- 1 ivctionable little bea*t. it a foremost favourite among women, b* sus<- hi* flat •mooth skin provide slinky wraparounds for tlim
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    BOY SCOUTS' ORDERS.
    114 6 Order* far w*«k Hiding Sunday. Jun* 0. IW Wminrtday. June i. OftV* r»" M«*tin(. ll*adquart»r>, 6.16 p m. Tkuraday. Jan* C. Band Praclir*, Il*ad quarters, 6. 1S p.m. Friday. Jun* T. Elementary s>.«nall.n* Claaa. H*adquart»r*. 6.16 pm. Advunrrd Ambulanr* Cla»a. Htadquartrr*. SIS p m. Saturday. Jan* H.
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      94 6 Over Seventy years' continuous experience in the design and construction of powerpropelled vessels, during svhich period we have maintained one standard only of design, workmanship and materials, has earned the world-wide reputation we now possess CONSULT US REGARDING MOTOR LAUNCHES for inboard or outboard power units MARINE ENGINES Petrol Paraffin
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      224 6 Fly Fume kulsfUes Mosquitoes, Roaches, Moths. Bedbugs, and other I lousehold Insects. DOUBLE STRENGTH Your V' V or can gel Av3^J*Jß T^C^^l^Br Ww Fl V sssn you. \3lßf l "!,C THE R. M HOU.INCSHEAD CO. I flnßfH f (AMIIIN. N J. U S A S^VV T li'if I i is
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    THE PASSING OF THE ROYAL YORK.
    1013 7 GRAND MEMORIES. Tales of Kings, Dukes And: Princes. HOME OF CELEBRITIES TO GO If the Royal fat* could talk, what rave and ga>. it could tell It han sheltered the celebrities of a hundred year*, ■rssal Mi M Preston in a HornWhin it was
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    PRESS ARTICLES.
    176 7 Kmhargo on Ministers Lifted. The lon which wa* ini|wsr>l n Mm lrr-« of llk 'V<>wii writing artiilrs on |x.li wljlwto (<« n^wnpoprm and paritM »ill U withdrawn Tor thr purno*.* >f the get* ral t Thr (...vfrnment inkr lh«- virw that as Oppoailinn l«*.i r. arr likely to
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    THE TAILOR AT THE ACADEMY.
    614 7 Caustic Comment. THE MAN IN A HOME MADE Sl'IT." With rauMir pen. the Editor of tn<> Tailor and Cutter mticiMo in the current imiue the mode or dre«* d*picte«l in pirlurr- jt thin year'f Royal Academy in London. "A portrjit." hi- aaya, do«t not rail
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      23 7 "Sis Xfa r oSaeec tkat Counts. I (i^H CORK -TIPPED j CI@^RETTES I MML~C ~€F" A gf j&~*.~i» -Or" iM y at~- >it^-^t-
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      145 7 An I'nuftually Good Programme at Half Price FOR THRRR NIUHTB From Monday. June 3. at APOLLO CINEMA GITLANC Secoad Show at p.m. A ROM \N( X Ml Nr.H GIKAT WHITR W with s dintingaksfced <a*t headed l>y ELAINE HAMMERSTKIN X pirturr into which am wi.vrn all tat IkrtUl <>f night
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      360 7 Here's A Picture Vuu'ye Boei! Wailing Fi»r JAMES CRUZtTS WlteltV EPH (W THK ft OLD IRONSIDES TeFTinir a Tale of a Fir liter for Freedom with ;i Kroat rißd im liuliiu WALMCI IiKKK^ IiSTULK RALSTON GEOKftl BANCTCOFT I! AKI Ks KAIJKKI.I. ,ND IOJJNNV UALKEK A Paramount Itoacl Show I'mduction. COMIM.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      33 8 Mmm and family «»h In thank a!l rrlativra an.l futmli whn atWndvd thr funrral of thr lat* Mr. John Bh»*m. and I aUo thow who «rnt wr*ath>. t*l«fr»m» and Irtlvri of cundolrnr*.
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  • SHIPPING NOTES.
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      LOCAL CARGO RULES.
      554 8 Held Applicable to Foreign Vessels. Tke »übmi»»ion thai the rule, of Singapore port relating to tke manner in which rarro •kail be loaded do not apply to foreign vewel* waa made before tke Tkird Polur Ma«iilrat» i Mr. 1 S. FindU) i >r>trrday afternoon. Tke com •■<
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      N.Y.K. PRESIDENT.
      174 8 Appointment of Prominent Japanese. Tke Hong Eong omre of tke Nippon Yaaen Kaitka kas received a telegram from thr kead oilce in Tokio. to the effect that at thr rneral meeting keld on May 14 Mr Shiram resigned kis pott as President ol tke company, and Mr. K.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    78 8 From Holland and Germany, by P.<" Hooft, due at Sinfapor* 10 a.m. tomorrow. From China and Japan, by Katori Mar.], due at Singapore to-morrow. r'rnm China and Japan, by Akita Maiu. due at Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan, by Lahore, dv« at Singapore 6 p.m. on Friday.
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    39 8 Tke M. M. steamer Andre Übon v du< Here from Colombo on Sunday. lAc Kk mat. at 7 a.m aad will probably aal on tkr un> Uy at 4 p.*. for Sainn. Hong Kong. Shane Sal. Kobe aad Yokohama
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    175 8 Wrdneadajr. June I Skipa awngaide the Wnarvra or etavctee] to arrtt*. i Kr.r-i-rl. lIUIIIuIK Main Wharf (ran* Pontoon No. I. Taf Sn Tan Ho|»p*r Bars* U.i U b> Juan I. Dredfer Kuan-an. M.Arthur. PkyM W ii tfvdra Oaal Wkaif K.i.y. VMM. Hoppers I aad VLSSHS IN l>m
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    HILL STATION RECORDS.
    39 8 Records for seven days ending midaighl .> Junr I IVi.unK II II it.l«o ft I. ay. temp, nit V.. a nf.ll 2J6H iache». Tup.rnr Hill S.ino ft.-. a». temp. TUt I"., rvaporatiun 2t» inches, rainfall 1.70 inches.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    174 8 Te-da> n. Soutkrrn and Western India Djambi iNoorebari lM limimin. Krelay and Trt>n>" (Bonbal) t am krlantan < Malini i S c.m Immbu m 4 Ttrnipnii M ng Lee) 3 p.ai Banaa l.la-i.l. ria.ij..«- and ralrmbang 3 an > »-m Hr-iKk^i i, *ak and I'akan Baror Van
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      456 8 Pavilion JTheatre 5? af:' From Sunday. June 2 to Saturday, June H, at 9.1.1 p.m. sharp. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE The FOREIGN LEGION C Starring NORMAN KERRY— LEWIS STONE MARY NOLAN^JUNE MARLOWE In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. WILLIAM DESMOND in THE RETURN OF THE RIDDLE RIDER Final Episodes
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      1011 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS! Other l la««inrd \d»t<.. %rr page M. MIMKI.LANKOIS rUfaVeJHMI will keep yea fit A young, (la) MW PUMO KIR HIRE, tease* aad Ca. ■am 11». North B'idga Read, (la) thr .nk that cannot be rraaed. Defies all forgers. Obtainable at JiUs 4 Co.. ctu.. a( e-i per boUlr.
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      13 8 CLEARANCE SALE OF SPORTING GOODS Note Proceeding SANTOS SPORTS CO. 15. THE ARCADE
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      328 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Wr4arUl< June f H W. »M a.m, 7.7. S.44 p.ra., «J. Sun ri»c« Ml a.m.. hIi a.7 p.m. Banrard Knflnh om.-Jjr Co.. T»» Rinc»' Wm, Thtacrv, i» M p m. T*ar*4a>. Jaur H W KM am U, 9 21 M, l». Sun na»a til a.m.. wt»
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    207 9 lateral in Tin Shares. t n 1 \m \m> iTciiiiM, MPANII II a.m. Mia •*••<• n I*l V» Swri uik hanerfl. I of maihrt. dull. Ip 225. M. <i'>«n rrnl. itubbcr. The RhipnH i \!i.ln>u for tbo which i« tod, and Oh fall in n uml .-.•ll*r»
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    19 9 lii-lm ar.d ompany. Inc. t.-lli.winjr rabl« lo.mir hid prim tOM. II 4'" January ■?6 j rent ami
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    KATU TIN DREDGING.
    27 9 (From Our CHri» Corr—pondwt) Lumpur, Junr 4. Tl Wta rr*«rdmg tb« K .in Tin r- Irr at Phukrt by th« who inform* > < 000 pirul*.
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    EXCHANGES.
    10 9 Rucl's. Junr 4. mi rtrh.ir C an Amdartaa Rucharf
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      BUKIT BADANG RUBBER.
      225 9 BU KIT BADANG RUBBER. Company's Strong Finan rial Position. The M unary Kcnrr.il aoetiai v.' the iiu. i Ltd. mm h- M M hind omces. Na I the com ■i.i may b« ip partly rr-tricted r acrr tapped 801 Ik. Thli M I" thr g<MMI cultimd drsiaiag don* in thr
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      SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
      114 9 Macphail and Co., Ltd. Singapore. Jun* Rubber— Loral M>« nnU p»r Ib. Market :,.-r« -Quirt. Sr« Scudaii S.4XV ndaa MO-M7',. Allrnby. 3.10-220. Liv BcbbU 56-S» c»nU. Bukit Katfll •0-W rent.. SandyrrofU IJt"> I.Vil«ki IM-tM. Broc«> imp ISS. N*w Screndah* 3-325. MrnUaabi I4C-M ccnu. Sunin Tukanc* I ITS
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      Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
      141 9 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. |i«>r«, June 6. U ndon R«bb«r 10 11-Hkl down 3-164. n £201 10>. Mm ins. Steady. Suncri Ways IJ»IJ>. 'Kuchai* 1.43-1.47 cd.. Kinta Dniln \M-IM. ..■•.•>:. id., llunr Fat I. M-60 nnlt, Malaya Cnn.oU. M-*» naU, I'cnawaU •I-M (tut. Prtalinv* &.M-6.70. Liv XI«n K li-OlJ.^. Juham
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      MALAYSIAM TIN.
      352 9 im oiini Klibank on the Initial Operations. The >lali>: uf Malaytlam Tin. Ltd.. held in auil wick at J. i'cntral HuiiJinc »i-.m..i,.in. Kltbaak. U. U. man', who preuded. Saul The opt iuii» «n propcrtin in thr i which your company was lonard lo M were rti-rcucd immrd.atrl) thr
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      190 9 EXCHANGE Singapore, June S. On ton Jon. Kaak m 13, ffemaad S/S« Pri»«t* S m. credit !lll« <>-. York. IXrianJ U 1» 16 MNH M 17% l>n Krnnr*. H.i.k T T. lUi ii».i T.T. 11l H.nk T.T. IMS Marks. Bank T.T. tU si S"ifr«i|(n baylne rat* tl>\ Hank o? CnsUnd
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      50 9 tmk- noon. B»yer§ Seller* *.SJI. eqaal U Standar I Q C.F. Standard RAS. M> SUndaH R.8.S. oa T^nJ.r mi n% m M'i Ton* of Market ]>■ I! LaUit Cable Lo .1. n Shot SIlMl 10 II I<W per Ib. New York -8pi i prr
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    • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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        MINING.
        431 9 Val. Pd. Bar*r* SvlUra II fl A.rm Kumban* 3K 41 f: .1 lt«ti.;r n Tin III M 1 I Baton* Pariang 030 0.14 1 1 Batu Citm 1.47* IM% fl <l Bukit Arang 1.45 IS* fl (1 nurmah Malay 41/fl fl hcn.icr.an« »/6 II fl Pattern 8iam 6 fl
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        GENERAL.
        228 9 GEN ERAL Va7*Pd. Bnyn SalUri 2 t Al*i. Brick Pr»fi. 1.12% t 17 i I 1 Alti. Brick Orda. tM t70 fl £1 I! Canadian KacU 11 It 1 t Cantral Encia* OM 040 1 1 Cyl. and C'arHafl* tM 0.M 10.. |O» huff m-vvlnprnrnt MA 6 M. Duniop Rubb.r
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        115 9 U. rag- ft 1.88.M0 Norn. S*p*r* Old St»rar» 7 Jab. of 1024 nd. IMI-M 101 10* 'I. S ncapor* Municipal 6 p.c •f IMI ltd. 1930 ft.nS.OAO par. pr»m. IIMMN Mamripal 4H p r. of 1907 r*d. 1»47 11.000.000 M par. Stacapora Mnoicipal 4S p.c. •t 1»M
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        345 9 Frascr and Co. and I-yali and Kvitt's (juotaiions. To-da>'» Price I Ti. d... "r fill l.yall t c*. k in. kvjh Ail. nF' i SI t MO IX, 3Mt 3.40 Aior (.«jak ($1) IJO I* lifl t-Off KjihI.t* Mt UO U* IjM A. llita-n if 11 t.75 MO
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      JESSELTON ICE AND POWER CO.
      216 9 Two and a Half Per Cent. Declared. I Thr IMWaI gcaeral mnt.ni of thr i.»n Ire ami Power r.. 1.t.1 >j. h. L.i jaataidn) at thr office* of tiki tecrataria*. i Than S'r <)in anti 1•■ Mt J I i in the chair, and olhrr»
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      NEW TEXTILE PROCESS.
      151 9 !i' i|> Product Out of Fibre And Wool. large fmUwrinr of tk«a* inUratUd in th. ttntil* iadmtrr Mtondwi lunch firan by T«tt \r* (N»w hniiil Ltd.. in LonJjn on Mar -..(♦rft«ld. pr*»i4mf. txplamrd tkat ■>n> had b»*n formad to uploit a »h,. h could b. roakiaad with
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      NORDANAL ESTATES.
      49 9 M«aan. BoatUad •B'l I IW*W4| th* fellow. n( UUgram fiwni Ihr ncriUrm 1 in Lo-.dun of Nordcnat ijokorvi RuMwr BMU 'id *tatta< th«t th» innual r» l>->rt i«u»d, BroAt for >»«r vndrd Dt-r. .11. int. wa» O&.lAl. divtdrnti r*coam«iM P»r cviit, nmw for .l<-»»lupni«»u AiM, -Tir.l «1».«1H
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    ALLENBY RUBBER COMPANY.
    988 9 ALLENBY RU BBER COMPANY. Amalgamation Scheme. SIPPORT FOR IMNS I I ND Thr ninth annual general meeting rf AM.nby Bubbcr Co.. Led., was held at kua'i "jmpur. on June 1. the chairman providing. ItaM and workiag thr company* property car and therr i> nut can uaofully add. I At regard*
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      391 9 British Malaya Rubber Statistics. Statement <»f (Juantih ami Valac of Rubber Exported During M tl >. mm. The BHMM of Import* and Kxports tin. «*nl the MM| comparative '.rntut of the •luanlilv and value "f ru' rr eipurlrd fr..m British Malaya, during May. ISO. Thr kffure*. which arc in law,
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. OUR HILL STATION.
    1018 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. OUR HILL STATION. It has become the custom in Singapnr to look upon Fnuicr'* Hill as the preserve of the F.M.S. but there is nc reason why this should be to, as ww shall endeavour to show. At the present lime interest in
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    ART AND THE MODERN WOMAN.
    667 10 W hat Present-Day Pain tenAre Expressing. (By Rosits Forbes.) The modern woman is not yet a fact. At present she is no more than an aspect of s life which, in the last century, hat quickened in speed and range from an average "f six
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    499 10 Mr. G. M. Park ot the Asiatic Petroleum Co., Bangkok, has gone on home leave. It is stated that Mr. R. Crichton has fixed up a studio in Chelsea, and is taking up portrait painting. Mr. Crichton painted striking landscapes for thil Amateur Art Club exhibitions when
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    809 10 BAD SALES TACTICS. Foreign commercial representative* in Malaya like to discount a* much possible the preferential »rntime«t for British goods among the Asiatic population, but the Chinese correspondent of the StratU Times wrote yesterday that many Chinese merchants are intensely proBritish and only too anxi»u* to
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  • THE LABOUR CABINET: PROBABLE MINISTERS.
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      MR. MACDONALD CALLED TO WINDSOR.
      115 11 > NEW LABOUR GOVERNMENT. Mr. J. H. Thomas Probable Foreign Secretary. MR. BALDWIN went to Windsor (an tic yesterday and formally tendered his resignation to the Kins. Mr. Mar Donald has been summoned and is proceeding with the formation of a Labour dovefnment. A forecast
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      BRIEF AND FORMAL
      792 11 Mr. Baldwin Tenders His Resignation. London, June 4. The Primp Minuter. Mr. Stanley Bahlwm. tendrrml hi* ruifnition to the Kins at WimNor. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald. the leader of (he labour Party, ha* been summoned and will proceed to Windaor to-morrow. The flnt person to meet Mr.
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    ALLEGED ESPIONACE.
    104 11 Charge Against Officer In Czecho-Slovakia. Prague, June 4. A sensation has been caused in th« investigation of the activities of Staff Capt. Falout, who was recently arrested and charged with espionage on behalf of a foreign Power. It is declared that Kalout systematically photographed mobilisation piano and other
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    STRIKE ENDED.
    54 11 Australian Timber Mills Re-open. Melbourne. June 4. After a protracted strike the timber mills have re-opened, and several huadrvds of men are working. The owners are satisfied with the response of volunteers. Re-opening was not marked by any incident, in spite ef the presence of numerous union pickets
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    REPARATIONS PLAN UNANIMOUS.
    223 11 Belgian Question. SIGNATURE EXPECTED THIS WEEK. Paris, June 4 The difference on the question of marks issued in Belgium during the German occupation has been settled, and the Reparations experts will be able to sign a unanimous report this week. M. Franqui, the Belgian delegate. agreed to
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
    103 11 Memorial to Great British Venture. Rugby, June 4. It is understood that an announcement regarding the provision of a permanent memorial of the first Atlantic flight, made by Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten-Brown on June 14. 1919, will be made at a luncheon to be held
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    U.S. TARIFF BILL.
    112 11 Considerable Opposition In Senate. Washington, June 4. The Tariff Bill it meeting with considerable opposition in the Senate. It i« rumoured that President Hoover is dissatisfied with the bill because it doe* not conform to his recommendation o°." limited revision and doe* too little for the farmer*,
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    RUSSIAN TRADE.
    57 11 Big Move in Automobile Industry. Moscow, June 4. It is semi-officially announced that an American engineer name Brandt has signed a contract with the Automobile Trust for the re-orgmnisation of the Moscow automobile plant by 12 American engineers. It is estimated that after reorganisation the plant will produce
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    GRAIN PRICES.
    55 11 Another Sensational Rise In Chicago. Chicago, June 4. Grain prices repeated Monday's sensational spurt following the news from Washington that the Congressional leaders favoured the immediate appropriation of $600,000,000 for the stabilisation of agriculture. Wheat closed at 9'» cents a bushel above the season's low mark, which was
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    MEXICAN REVOLT.
    58 11 Rebel (.eneral Killed In Battk. Mexico City. June 4 It is reported from Chepultepec Castle that General Enrique GorostieU, chief of the Chnstero*— whose btttle cry is Lon* Christ the Kini.!"—was killed m a flrht with Federal troops. Seventy followers died with him. Gorostieta's army had long been
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    KING'S CONDITION UNCHANGED.
    51 11 Good Night and Quiet Day. London, June 4. It is officially -ta'ed that the King passed a quiet day. His Majesty's condition is unchanged. Reuter. Rugby. June 4. An official statement issued from Windsor < astir this morning announced that the King had had a good night.—
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    INDIAN OUTRAGE.
    137 11 Sequel to Bombay Train Explosion. Bombay, Jjne 4. As a s«qu«l to a bomb explonon which occurred on a train proceeding from Allahabad to Bombay <>n Oct. 8 last. Bhattacharji was sentenced to i*vrn yearn rigorous impriaonment at th« Nasik sessions on a charge of conspiracy, two years
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    47 11 Page Leaden Amusements, hy J. Jefferson Fsrjenn 13 The WerU of Fashion, by Msrgsret Csrlton 13 Art aad the Modem Woman. b 5b 5 Reaita Forbe* It Around the Markets, by The Financial Corresponded 9 Special letters fress Japan and Iturma 3 Home letter 3
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    CHOLERA IN SIAM.
    75 11 j** Undertakings Not Being Observed.** (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. June 5. The Straits Government has notified that on account of cholera a deposit of $60 is necessary by each passenger from Siam passing through Padang Besar "as undertakings are not being observed." The position i* not
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    RUSSIANS ARRESTED.
    74 11 i Turned Back After leaving For Moscow. Shanghai, June 4. It is reported from Manchuli that th* Soviet Consul-general at Mukden, the Soviet Vice-Consul at Harbin and M Slowetts (the Russian director of th Chinese Eastern Railway) all of whom left Harbin for Moscow on June 1. were
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    THE SOUTHERN CROSS.
    82 11 Resumption of Inquiry In Sydney. (From Oar Own Correspondent) Sydney, June 4. The inqury into the Southern Cross mishap and the disaster to the Kookaburra, in which Lieut. Keith Anderson and Mr. Hitchcock lost their lives, has been resumed in Sydney, after evidence had been taken in
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    COMMISSIONER BOOTH.
    43 11 Recovering from Motor-Car Accident. HarUdale, New York, June 4. Commissioner Evangeline Booth, who was injured in a motor-car accident on May 26, is recovering. The slight concussion haa entirely disappeared. X-ray examination has shown that the skull waa not fractured. Reuter.
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    VESUVIUS ERUPTIONS.
    38 11 Villages on Mountain Still Safe. Naples. June 4. There are continual and alarmingly strong eruptions of Vesuvius. The village* on the mountain side are considered safe, ss the lava is flowing into the Inferro Valley— Trans-Ocean.
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    MR. TAN KAH KEE'S SUPPORT.
    569 11 Another $1,500 To-day. INDO-CEYLONESE AND ROSS FUND. A lead has been girra to the Chinese population of Malaya by iv lead in k manufacturer and one of its wealthiest member*, in the person of Mr. Tan Kah Kee. whose subscription of $200 to the Sir
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    AFGHAN WAR.
    26 11 llahihullah's Forces Occupy Kandahar. Simla. June 4. It is reported from Afghanistan that Habibul'ah forces occupied Kandahar. Amanullah's late headquarters, without opposition or bloodshed.—Reuter.
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    U.S.A. AND GERMANY.
    45 11 Centenary of First Consul At Frankfurt. Frankfurt, June 4. The centenary of the arrival of the first American Consul at Frankfurt was made the occasion of the unveiling of a memorial tablet in the presence of the American Ambassador. Mr. Schurman.— Trans-Ocean.
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    UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN.
    26 11 Rugby, June 4. The total number of unemployed >n May 27 waa 1.132.300. Th i was 27.638 more than on May 13.—British Wireless.
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    TO-DAY'S CLASSIC RACE.
    535 11 Derby Probable Starters And Jockeys. LATEST SCRATCHING. Election Eclipsed in Public Interest I-ondon. Junr 4. Empire Builder and Montclair MM scratched from the Derby to-day, the latter at 2.50. Later Carthaginian met with a mixhap on the way to Epsom and ia a doubtful nUrter. Bosworth also
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    STERLING DEPRESSED.
    79 11 STERLING DEPRESSED Gold Moving from London To New York. New York. June 4. The present depression of *terltnir evchsnre during recent weeks haa resulti J in the resumption of the movement of ■old from London to New York. A million dollars worth of fold ii being shipped Sere from London
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    63 11 More Conciliator) Attitude Suggested. Tokio. June 3. It i» believed that prior to hi* departu-a for Moscow, the Japanese Ambassador. Mr. T. Tanaka, was instructed by the Prime Minuter to take, up a more conciliatory attitude toward* th Japan will probably act in a friendly pirit regarding
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    TEA PLANTING IN MALAYA.
    496 12 Our Advantajre^. RKIM.V TO 'EYI.ON imCBM. I Kennswsy. of Escot EsUto. Malim. has done Malaya a good] "lying in the Times of Ceylon t assaVi by thst newspaper of tea planting prospects in Malaya, t.r sre given below, the tune when Java and Sumatra tir»t 'x-gan
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    DEATH OF MR. J. BHEEM.
    74 12 HMb) Wnr- in Government :ith occurred at the General 1 yesterday morning of Mr. J. 1 hree years ago after vernment service. »l Bheem. who was 60 years of age 'low and four children. »a< welt-known in Singapore. if the legal profession and him daring
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    MURDERED JAGA.
    79 12 Brother's Evidence of A Threat Evidence was recorded by the Sings Bourne) thii morning at an inquiry into th<- dnlh ol watchman who wa» (> I ••n ih.. im -n:n>- r( May 22. on .he pave 'his head, cru-h'-.i in load man »ai<l he waj awakened about I
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    515 12 tteeogrnition I l/>cal vices. A Government Gazette Extraordinary rday kUtn that in the name Majesty the Km K His Excellency ...vernor nan been pleased to award i.nour to the following ii voirnitmn of their l<>yal and I. mi Senif Hooi, J.P. Mr. Liau ChU H.nir J.l' la well-
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    96 12 Hanvard Co. IMeasc With Rookery Nook." The Banvard English Comedy Co. add <~es* to their already lon I iona Theatre last nigh when they presented Ro-. large audience thoroughly appreciated th i-ed. and thr whole com pan working excellently together v M Manly Russell was and caused much
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    66 12 PUB LIC AMUSEMENTS. The Universal picture. Th< Paris." a sequel to "Th Cohens and Kelly*." will he shown at th I Surma from (••-night. The F rl» and Jan Will wt appear during th.- Adi-lphi Hot. -I dianei dance to-night in songs and belli I number* They the ftr* I1I
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    "A MOST DESERVING CHARITY."
    928 12 Colonial Secretary And St. Andrew's Hospital. r I The Colonial Secretary, Mr. John Scott. was prsssnt at tke annual general meetI -ng. yesterday afternoon of the St. j Andrew's Mission Hospital, and the Binhop of Singapore presided. The meeting was preceded by the annual service of
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    COCONUT AND OIL PALM PROBLEMS.
    1041 12 Kt'search by Malayan Scientists. Chemical investigation* on coconuts palm are dealt with by Mr. C. D. V. iieorgt, acting Agricultural Chemist in the F.M.B. Department of Agriculture, in the May issue of fh Malayan Agricultural Journal. Mr. Georgi remarks that apart from rubber and from
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    SWEEP TICKETS.
    478 12 Prize Winner's Dispute In Court (From Our Own Corisapossieai.) Kuala Lumpur. June Before the Chief Justice, Mr. L. 11. Elphinstone. in the Supreme ("< urt to-day, the hearing «>< begun uf a suit brought l>y a Chinese woman living in < I Koa>i against two clerks in the
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    JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
    63 12 It i* officially notified that His Excellency the Governor ha- added the follow in* name* to thr n of th. Time* For the Sottl-mrnt of Sinjra pore: Robert Alexander Dfat Kennedy, l.iin Book Kir, llantalivarinrha rak<:natha Mudaliar NacalintAhmed Khan and Sewbold Benjamin Wr-t'-rhnut For the Settlement
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    EXTRAVAGANCE OF GOVERNMENT.
    170 12 EXTRAVAGANCE OF GOVERNMENT. £9,500 for \rv >papers. fIMMTT COMMITTKI cunosN ally i. what ax a »hi<k (•> Irarr voracious rra.lcr- af i <•» ■>|>a|M-r-vora<-iou«. in fa«-t, an to earn offr .> hukr from Hi I Publication*, in I Whin- l\ip. ma.! wwk. r ri.ru th«- ih-v> .i| .-t highly, irr..
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    FLIGHT TO FAR EAST.
    18 12 Karachi, June I. The French airmen Amu-hart ami not hare left for Allahahail.— Rcutrr.
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    PENALTY LAW.
    274 13 Scottish F.A. Propose Drastic Change. !r. S „:x. I kM ri-turneil U, tne I thr penalty kick law. say. the MOM, They will ask the Interrkard. at the meeting in Paris n June M. to do away witr. the penalty rea and spot-ki.k. and substitute a 90 yards
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    73 13 Result «>f I>erby Sweepstake Draw. Thr draw af thr Singapore Turf Club ivttp an tii. i si follows I— US) Hunlei M. ...n. IHI Hr Jinks. IKI Haalent) 2003 ThJ> ('arthac I SO3I Burin. IMS M I Osiris. SIM Koiti. r.'ls NPB. XUt Ratthn Thr Keefrr. SIM
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL.
    76 13 Results of Second Division Matches. The results of second division matches, I'lave.l yesterday, were as follows Regt. iM -H 0 a SJ t I! I I Robinson's A match between teams representing Mm Darby and Co.. Lsd. ami the Borneo Co* Ltd. ye terday on the 1 kioiird.
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    SOCCER INTERNATIONAL.
    28 13 Scotland Beat Holland In Amsterdam. Amsterdam, June 4. So.tland heat Holland by 2—o in a footliall match at the Olympic Stadium. There were 20,000 spectators.— Reuter.
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    TENNIS.
    174 13 (tarrison Tournament Ties. There was no play yesterday in the liarrison Lawn Tennis tournsment. The ties arranged for to-day are as follows »l>fie« IL.rfic.p (apt. Kobe vt. Ll. GriAtki. 1.1. Waring v». Major Monlresur. Mck.i Strrrion rs (apt Morrvll. Maiet Shake- [wjrr v> l.t Artailac*. Major Hudson (a, Lt
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    CHINESE GOLFERS.
    104 13 To Hold Championship Tourney in Shanghai. The Shanghai Times of May 18 states that the first Chinese Open Golf Championship in the history of China will be held next month. All the Chinese golfers are invited to take part. The tournament will be on handicap basis. Conditions, dale
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    TRAINER'S DILEMMA.
    86 13 Kopi Wins with Jockey Well Over-weight. All's well that ends well," would be Walter Karl reflection after the race for the March SUkes at Newmarket on I May In error. Earl declared Winter at the rider of Kopi. Winter's lowest Wright is Bst 91b 81b more than the
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      HOME CRICKET RESULTS.
      619 13 HOME CRICKET RESULTS. ItowlinK Feats. DKRHVSHIKK KKTAIN LBADBBSHIP. London. J The bigger helpful t<> the bowlen m 1 rricket M contain- litable performances with the lull I Sussex, look ie to »>n thr r against tne taaily. aim Ui. -*ilh memOer< of the Hi* 11 ortlei to liirnt tln-> -••a.M.n
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      BOXING A BESTIAL SPORT?
      772 13 BOXING A BESTIAL SPORT Fitness, Quick Thinking And Self -Control. (By TesMv Ha Mock Box and be At That is the finest axiom any )oung man can have. I have often heard opponents of boxing say, Boxing is a brutal sport j it is savage and bestial." I can say
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    SHANGHAI RACING.
    273 13 A Profitable Source Of Revenue. A loud outcry has been raised for the abolition of racing in Shanghai, but such a move is far from the intentions of the. authorities of the Shanghai (Chinese) Municipality. An investigation has revealed that the two racecourses in fWaas territory produce leva—
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    S.A.F.A. REPORT.
    554 13 S.C.C. and Chinese "A" Lead Divisions. The Sin«apcrr A.F.A. iuu« the following report for the week endinc Saturday June 1:—1 Week* ReMlla. The following were the resulu of the matches played during the week Division I.—KeleUr 6, I.C.F.A. 0 S.C.C. 3, Malays 0 Welch 2, Malays 2. Division
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    STREPHON.
    53 13 Australian Racehorse For England. Strcphon, the famous Australian racehorw. was shipped to England on May 120. It has had a great run of success in Australia, and it la hoped will prove la match for Fairway and Frlstead (but year's Derby winner), as well as for some of the
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    188 13 Wedatssay. Imm* Ist Div. FeeUaJl S C.F.A. vt. letetar. Stadium. S»Utt*ur Ra.-«» Ra«e* Institution Sporti. School (round*. 140 p.m. Theresa*. Jaae Ist Div. Football B.C.C. vs. Wtlra. Pa4aag. tad Di*. Football I S.CTJi. "B v. ftobtasoa's. SCFA. tad Div. Football W.lca vs. P.llce, Malay ground. rrtday. Jaa« T
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    WORLD'S CHAMPION FOOTBALLERS?
    218 13 WORLD'S CHAMPION FOOTBALLERS Frenzy of Fouls Ami Unpleasantness.** Uruguay, by virtue of victory last ttmiMr in Amsterdam, hold the World's Football Championship. It will brecalled that the South Americans created an unfavourable impression by their tactics. At present a lub, the Kampla Juniors, from Uruguay, are making ai short tour
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    24 13 Scratching* for To-day's Events. 2.— Ensign. 4. Shediac, Brother Jim, Dowse-the-Glim. 6. Actress. 6— Pauline. H— Seren. 9.— PuH House, Bob Marsh.
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    BASEBALL CONVERT.
    56 13 Test Cricketer Takes Ip American (•ame. Alan Fairfax, the Australian Test Match cricketer who did so well in thsth game of the last series, has taken to baseball. It should do him no harm. Th.baseball authorities are making the most of the advertisement to be had from Test
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    EUGENE CORRI.
    330 13 Sportsmen's Tribute To Famous Referee. world-famous a* a feree. in to be accorded tangible n-iii^.-niioii <>f hi« l»nK and honourabU m with boxing and British spurt Thi- intention i« to make him the beneficiary of a testimonial to which everyone shr.ll have thr opportunity to and the first
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    RHODES HOUSE AT OXFORD.
    450 14 RHODES HOUSE AT OXFORD. A (Ireat Library. DOMINION AND l> I BOOKS The Rhodes House at taatwi, built Ih Trustrm as a memor jl t., Rhoden was to be declared open in mail week Beit, the «*.iior trustee. Mr. J. H. Hofm- Vdnunislrati.r if thr Tr»n<vaal. was lo snrak asj
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    EDISON'S SUCCESSOR.
    132 14 49 Boy* to Compete For Inventor's Mantle. "narln A. Edison, ton of ihr famous invrntor, ban announced that hi* m looking for a young; man to auc■n in the Arid of invention, and that ht will make a affection this Mimmer. State Oovrmnra, and the Commianionhr Di»trir( of
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    164 14 MHM of drill* up ia and for wrrk rnilinr Junr 9, IMS ..day. Juar S. Ml p.m.. Drill Rail. Ma. Sir S^rtion (Sinhaia***. S»'tn,n I'araaV Thur.day. Junr C. S.lt p m.. Drill Hall. Bd*. Sir S.-n un (Indian). Section l'«r»dr Drill Hall. SRA IV) 8i«. Srction. n I'aradr
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  • THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE AT HOME.
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