The Straits Times, 3 August 1929

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    22 1 The Straits Times The Straits Times THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. PAGES SINGAPORE. SATI'RDAY. AIGI'ST 1920 PRICE 10 CK'rt-S.
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      163 1 TROPICAL SUITING "FLORODOR"! <«.DjU WING LOONG, men ST.. 8INGATQIK. I SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK PAR EXCELLENCE i The name of the Bernese Alps Milk Co., of Stalden. Switzerland, is world famous for quality milk products, their "BEAR BRAND" Natural Swiss Milk being known to all as possessing unique and outstanding merit
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      191 1 Bracket Clocks with Westminster Chime. No 4nl KM 4 by 18' i inchea #xP 9\ Y** W ALM T BRACKET CLOCK fiB^ T 'At «j Silvcrrd dial 6^ x 8'j inches mnuntwl liyaren. Bwtel with HL r s '-'/JM 5# U'vt-livd gla*». 8-day time. 4 4 ,u Carillon Wi'siminater. Kte«
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      8 1 FlA>ROr>OK < n ii vi WING LOONG TROPICAL WEAR.
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      572 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA I AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated la England) ma:t \nd passenger and car«3O SI IiVK KS MM AND ORIENTAL •J'-CO. I I ONI RAIT WITH HIS MAJESTf* rtNMKNT. LONDON AND FAB BAiTI MAIL SERVICE. OUTWABDS FROM LONDON FOB CHINA I AND JAPAN. Tonnage I SHEAF MOUNT A«f-
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      537 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS, (NIPI»ON YISEN KAIBHA) TO LONDON Napl»*. MarwilL*. London. Ant»*rp aa4 ImMm Voaaol* Toanag* Du* Sail FUBHIMI MARU 11.000 Aug. It 1« HAKOZAJCI MARU IMOO Aug. M fAKUSAN MARU )O^M B»pt. II W EfTAMO MARU MM S*pL M ft HAKI'NA MARU l*A*> Oct. 10 tl KAMO MAKL' K.OOO Oct.
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      518 2 BURNS PHILP \M Uneorporated Is Aiu4r*l.», FOB BBISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. ¥U JAVA. DABVW AM» THURSDAY ISLAND. <M lr- ■saUty MillM* by lb* I*llmmiMMr marella (tit. u>».) aad Urn M*r MM «mm l. MALABAB (4.111 toot). The m HAItLU U ob* .f tVe Ur»v»l and inest itMMrt trading to A
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      593 2 t k m ROYAL PACKET NAV. CO. OF BATAV1A) (laearporatod ta Holland) Oi*r (MlfiH wiU tta NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVEBNataWT. Toltphona No. t«4O. with nWmiml»M o Paaaaga, Freight. Trmn.hipnunt Marino X.nd Manaatr'a Daak. rtunuiin for Singapore aad Sttaita lottlomtnta of th« Om«ial Touriat Baraaa if Jara. All laforatatloa. dotallod klaara*ia» re*
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      640 2 I THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE I THf OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTVAL STEAM NAV. CO, LTD. (lM*iy*rate« in England) REGULAR SEEVICE TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM. BOTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN GENOA, MARSKILLS*. LIVERPOOL AMD GLASOOW— I MARSEILLES. HAVRE. UVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON. NEW YORE AND BALTIMORE. WEEELY SERVICE—
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      549 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTINC Sr.R\ X X Krvtay, Trengganu. KrlinUn. Banrrar* r«luptn, PbUbi, Smgara. Lacoa, 2>teh»n. Bandon. Kobtamui. Lanjiuan. Chumpon anil Arrival Departure MAI.IM Aug. 4 Aug. 7 VALAYA Am- 11 Ai|. 14 SCDPHADIB Aug. 1H Aug. HI Tha (teamen era fitted throughout
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      467 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STE.AMSHIP CO., LTD. Incorporated in England I t I IKRMAN- LINE. D FREIGHT SERVK X To TIIK IMTF.D KINGDOM AND NT frkh;ht skrmi i oi TM ARM Ta Hang koag. Skangfcal aad Japan Due Spore v. < irV of MKl.hoi HSt Aug. 21 NKW i WTLK
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      495 3 *W AMERICAN MAIL LINE J EH SBSttaßtraX M ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVK E Fro* SIS'. U'OKh and PEN VM. >. (U1.0M84). SI K/. NHaT BAIU. ALEX \M>HI N W'l I Bl N<»\ and M VKSKII.I I I i M \S YORK and BOSTON Leave Leave I pore Spare Penan IRES MONROE Aj«
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      551 3 DUTCH M A1125 NT. Stoooaraart Maatschappij -Nederiand and N.V. RotlerdaJMßchc Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and r>A*SF.NGEI< SERMIE TO liissi Aawterdan Boalfcama«aa Mara*4ll*a Ratterdn. a t4k Prlns d.r Nad. 9^oo S.M.S. Aag. a.s. TJanmtl a.oOO R.L. Aug. la».v. Car. Baygaaa 11.000 S.MJI. Avg. ti ss. Patria 10.000 R.L. Aug. 1> ij Jak.
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      407 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., ?AN FRANCBCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO. TACOMA, WASH STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND ORE. JOINT S< HflirLF SaUinc for United SU««s BAd Canada Points from Manila and Hong Kon fc Sails ay Baa Traaelaeo aad Portland 8A NKW TORI (roa Manila Aag. II SS. NEW
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      184 3 HENLEY TAPE I Sticks and Stcy3 Stuck Henley Tape will do everything that a "tick}" Tape is expected to do ami it wll d» i.aost of those things better tha.i main "gtlcfcj Tapes I being sold. Write for a sample and test it fur ><>•;■ SOLE AGENTS IN MALAYA %^>
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      649 4 TAIPING TURF CLUB l Aaawclaird wllb tba Straits Raring Aaaaclttioa). FIRST PROFESSIONAL RACE MEETING. Al (.IST. 1929. Me»en days after Tenang Racet Saturday. August 17. Wednesday. August 21, Saturday, August 24, rommencinK at 2.15 p.m. each day. PROGRAMME eaten for HORBBS.I, 4 and i. Thraa njnt. POMES, t LASSES 1
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      676 4 JOHORE GOVERNMENT TEMDCRI will M i... at tka offlc« of the Hon. the BUU Secreury, Jaborc. up to •aaa of SapUtabar I. I9SV. far taa det.gn •nd construction of a Highway Bridga with one movralile span ovar tba Sungei Simaaar Kin. at Panl Suloag. on tba road f rota Huar
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      612 4 Iwal V AROATri NOTK'r. it aoreuy givoa tnai ta< i raac Mark depiriad above it the property nt ARDATII TOBACCO COMPANY. LIMITED, of SI. Worthip Straat. London. XC. England, and ia uaad by tham aa a Trade Mark in ratpect of Cigarette, manularturvd by them and imported and told by
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      539 4 l*ttt* S NMt CHIANG TOBACCO CO 1 alV«a»4aa.l,y NOTU E it hereby giren tbat tha Trade Mark depirtad abova la tba cxclutive property of THK NAN CHIANG TOBACCO COMPANY of Sins;apvra. and .s used by tham in connection with cigarettes known at tba ■RED iir.\Ki tpnlttJ imported an-l sold by
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      961 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VAI.I A!< >RF TiiWN' AND RTIKS. At Messrs. Cbaong Koon Seng A Co talcroom. No. 30, I hulia Str< Wewaiaaay. Aunt 7. at 7 19 a s> Lot 1. Valuable freehold Und and fcousr known aa No. 4«I-U. i old No M-l), u Haletticr Road. Singapora.
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      240 4 JUST RECEIVED 1929 Model* "LOCK* II I'. Ai K H' '■> H and 14 I! I CHIEF." 'MM M«kd Un.:. tual increase ml through uExhauit. fomc .n .til! W. M. MARTIN 1 CO.. US. K II Sol* Asenta for n ami I in [WOOD I KtAKD mii The British Malaya
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    END OF THE WATER CRISIS.
    855 5 HONC KONG LETTER Feeling gainst Russia In Canton. (From Our (hrn Correspondtnt. II .ng Kong, July 28. I Heavy falls of rain during the pa-t week have wrn an end tn thr watet I shortage. Thr t.lal -^ti rag'- on thr island sjasj am< li
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    ITALIAN OPERA.
    75 5 Madame Butterfly to Be Presented To-nijfht. Carpi's Italian Grand <> i wastes**, return riaH li the this rvrning with Madamr .-rat to be preaentr-l k are Monday. Barbiere di >.\i(Tlia; Tuesday, Manon; Wedr.twday. Ij» T>a\iata: Thursday; Cavalleria Kusticana ;ir.il I'agliucii; Friday. Iji Boheme; Satur- dty. Carmrn. The company
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    35 5 Major a, late manager of] tha rtaearch department of Krunnrr. Mond and Co.. and Mr. William R.ntoj!. manager of tnr research department of Messrs. Nobel's ExploKavt been appointed joint research managers to Imperial Chemical IndusLM
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      EASTERN AIR MAIL.
      71 5 To the Editor of the Straits Time». may interest some of your tasMr that I have been recrivug letters from England by air mail .lon-Karachi sincr thr first air mail •tartol, but have been unable to srnd Xn k !and via Karachi I v.n.i. i if any
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      FAITH AND THE BIBLE.
      155 5 To the Editor of tht Strait* Times. Sir.— l am rather disappointed by A Discipl* and am afraid if he dots nut point out to those concerned by quoting tome Bible text to prove th* error of I H.ndernhot, he will lead many '.(> approve the
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      PAY OR I WILL KILL
      255 5 To the Editor of the Straits Time*. dogaauoter summarily shot thr net dog of one gentleman at th* gate of his residence this morning. Legally no MMkM i» attached to the shooter, who acted under thi- Mum .pa! order to destroy every dog having an
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      67 5 To the Editor of the Strain Time* Sir,— In my opinion it ii unnecessary *m\ to kill any healthy doc. ju«t on •mount of the delayed payment of $1.50 for licence. Why not impoae a tine on ihi owner inntead of killing What it the Society for the Prevention ■I
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    CHALLENGED BAN.
    165 5 Fender Breaks Writing Veto. Should cricketer* who are also writers on the game be barred until the end of the season from commenting upon the Teat matches or the Test trials in which tt.r> take part This question was raised by the action »f Mr. P. 0 H.
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    74 5 It is understood that Sir Havilland de Sausmarex. lit.. Bailiff of Guernsey, will iclmquish his oAee at the end of the vacation. Sir Havilland. who was born in l*4t. and was educated at Westminster and Trinity College. Cambridge, was for many yrar- a Judge in Zantibar. i >n»tantinople. and Shanghai.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    355 5 S. ANhKKW'S 1A I HKMIAI. loth Sunday a(Ur Trinity. Auk I. 7 am Holy < ..m» 7.46 a.m.. (Choral) Huly <'omn. and Vtmui, ».I6 a.m.. Matin, and H»l I p.m.. < h.l.lrrn > Stiu,.- .ip am I aural «.n« and Scrii.im M..U BBS I n Ma and Kriday
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    46 5 At St. Jmeph's Chunh, Hon.- Ki>ng. Miss Marj Watt*. MA. nf tnr Kducation Drpartmrnt. daughtrr of Mr. Augustine Watts and thr late- Mrs. C Mirth Watts. was married to Mr. Paul England Barker. I ving'tnn and Co.. son t Mr. and Mrs. F. Barkrr. of ManchesUr.
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    RELIGION IN HOLY RUSSIA.
    836 5 Soviet Hostility. \KW LAW AI.AIVI PROPAGANDA. Ath.ism ha* become almost a SUU craed in the M Holy Ru»»ia of :he T»ar». (Mai thr Constitution thr Sovid inenl recognises the two prim-iplcs »f freedom for all form* of n lik'iou* faith md separation uf t'hunh untl State.
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      29 5 FRY YOUR FISH MAZOLA A Pure Salad and Cooking Oil Distributor* CONNELL BROS. CO. RAFFLES CHAMBERS. H. B. WINTER Tailor BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE TeL 6188. p. 0. Box 6€2.
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      184 5 An Invitation II TE cordially invite you to visit our Audition Room* where you can tit in comfort and juJ^e for your* •elf how wonderful and realistic is the tone of rlie New "His Master's* Voice" Gramophone ar.d the New"HU Master's Voice" Electrical Rccordir"*. We have a very wide range
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    REFORM IN MEN'S DRESS.
    607 6 The Trade Smiles— And Carries On. Mb Row and th« tailoring and out- Atting trade generally ii not disposed to the propoult of the latest Drew Reform Party too seriously. even though j 1 it be inspired by snch notables as D*an Irge. Dr. C W.
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    PRINCE'S CAR CHASED.
    115 6 Cordons Broken at The Palace. So eager were •pectaton of the Lem&am police marchpa-t at Buckingrham Palac? in mail week to see the I'rinre <>f Wale* at cloae quarters thct a rush was maiic and two cordons broken, several people bring kniK-keil (I.am. Al the Prince drove
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    CLIMBED TO DEATH.
    133 6 Engineer's Effort 1<> Avert Tragedy. How an encinec/ made frant'.c effort* to stop a workman c'.imbinz an th tran>mi»«ion pole wan told at a iaqutkt upon Sidney Dri^t, aired 20. Robert Mabbatt. engineer in chart* at the Hull electricity wurk«. »»:d a pressure te*t wa» in proere»».
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    39 6 Penan? it the mot: mo«t sceni-- «pot in the world said 7'r Inm John <!. Mil!, in an addre** a! -a!rl Memorial ('hurrh. Penan. Suaday evening. Dr. Hill ha- been fee world, and i< on hit way ).«.'>, i United State*.
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      198 6 A G SPARK PLUGS A m ntina>u« firing of spark plujr* under actu.. MM when the moMf plan. -.han seven days and inich 1 plum "1 th. rth flashed approximately 1.1.2U0 spark <. equivalent lo U unbroken Hash of lijrht 41 mil.lonir. In comiwminK u|>on the ■hievement nf ihc pilot,
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      266 6 W! Orange-Smash Jfy-'v'-y^ A Real Fruit Juice Aerated tm t. i DvVcrd^c Made from the I Juice of Luscious I 11 ORANGES n^ Framroz Go. fcr^ilL 'i»hmie <;;:> i. SUNBEAM MOTOR CYCLES Senior T.T. 1929 I iHST won l.v Vr. < I. I". jJOtOH, U the Rnord Spwd >.( 7J.(i.*>
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      323 7 Victoria Theatre NIGHTLY Farewell Visit of the ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY I'uM h.iru Or. ht>lr;i and Ballet. Opening Performance To-night at 0.3(1 MADAM BUTTERFLY \M>\l>\\ VI I.I ST i TH1HSIHV AH.IJTI HAKIilKK 1)1 SIVIGUA AV.M.I.KRIA Kl'STK'ANA M v v. ,v FRIDAY. AIC.IST t MAN0N la mm WHiMSMM MU-r; SATURDAY. AlUl'ST l«
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      250 7 PAVILION Phono 69a3. From Monday, July 29 to Sundny, AogiMt 4. at 9.15 pja. sharp. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE JETTA GOUDAL THE FORBIDDEN WOMAN In Ihe Kirsl Show at 7.30 p.m. BUFFALO HILL, Jr. in THE RIDING ROWDY NO IRKK IJST NO M M.I I'KHK PRICES AS USUAL. Seats booked
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      395 7 Watch for the opening of the EU TONG SEN THEATRE SINGAPORE'S MOST BEAITIFIL THEATRE Opening Night will be announced later. AT LAST. Tlie Picture you have been waiting for 4 DEVILS THE (.KKATKSI SiHrKS SHOW u\ KVKIH F. W. MURNAU'S MASTERPIECE W« girt below a few of kundrrdo of Vrtmm
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    SALVING A BULLION SHIP.
    1582 8 SHIPPING NOTES. Ambitious Scheme By Italians. The Italian salvage ship* ArUglio and K- ti<>. from Genoa, are preparing to attain attempt the nalvage of the bulhon frrnn the P. and O. liner Egypt, lyinit in TO fathom* out beyond Uihaitt. The Artiglio i« already known for
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    20 8 Dr. Karu!'. X viv the h h lrlt for ir>o'n. \li. n- he .11 l.<- H a mrw urnmh IHtMMIMIIMIIIItMHimit
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    104 8 Saturday. Aacaal 1 II W. 10 1 a.m.. 7.«. l» p.m.. 9«. Sur < Moon. M». I'uMu- Hul..u> Italian Onrra C», Madam Butterfly." Vi«. Thratrr. W.30 p.m. Sandat. Auiu.i 4 H. W, IU4 am «J. 9 3< p.»^ »J. Sun rim a.n-.. Moon. In J'rnrr. I
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR HOARD.
    51 8 Ship, alonr-.dr Ikr «kjir. or r\p<*tr4 lv a: kctpfi. harbour. Mum Wharf 2, Thj < nal Whaif Huj VESSEL* m I»RV DOCKS. Taajear P»c«r. \\hr.< I krsprl llmrhoar. \i n lit I- Mh Uriied. 'ram Soarabajri from k.laiit > SIS AIK !1. Pah. I SIX KHK! 7RONOH
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    7 8 MaaJay. Sumatra J«*». .nd
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    11 8 By S'purr I Arr4. Jn.v I I I
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    PASSENGERS.
    4 8 Mlllliican. M M
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    39 8 From I .itiun. dm- at Sinrai Krum Chin.i. I-; S;t'ii.-.na, iluc at S.npaporr Krcun China an.l J:i,»an, by N'offatn i row. From Ohh.i »nil Manila, I I /•|Hjrt- <layli|(ht on lima tad J Mum. din- at N:njr..
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    31 8 Hru.li i "ii. "impany, >iv. New York ntr r»bl«datrd Ai (old dollar <rnt» rlo Uubbrr Bxckaagi ii a y 57& t.n.. r Jl.-W. NovrtnU lunuaiy 22.:t0. K.brun (1> Api
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      276 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Otker OaasMes) Ad»ts.. tee Ml* MWANTS. FOR BALB. ETC. 'i at Call ur I "■<!. iwrfrcl Mi.o:.t -J rar. flvc-M-atc. fur -iMallrr ca. r v iili kn»«lr<i«* rrqu.t»tl A'.pl. TO I I.T, trrrare horn*. 137. Ik-Tun ■>> n I Uenl $<M. A|.pl) ild. ate* ••n'y la 1 iasee.
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      233 8 ~vf if Pure FreshMilk KLIM It nure, iwecf, trcamy milk— powdered. Ic it delicious fur drinking and cttoking and 1(1 puruv and nimkwinrntii irnkc ■I ideal fur infant t and C rowing thildrcn. KI.I Nf ■■e\h in the hixirM climate. 1 ry it to-day and end >i>ur milk problems. 4*nnii
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      77 8 DAILY WEATHEI REPORT. r? I '"""T'"*" tbc "«J wwthi-r report of the Meteorological Branch. SurTuter lay. 9 MJm To-day. Temperature. !:a nfal!. llneTt? Mran Max. Mm. Ban>!tini*. Ilumi ntjr. Woathtr r I".- N00n,.,,.. < Direction Furcc M.r.H r Kuala Lumpar HI I tianpors 'jo 7T Nil M Malocra N u
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    188 9 Heavy July Rubber Shipments. STKUHNKSS IN TIN I TION. (Uy Our Fii.anri.l Caimpua4— I) Siavgaporv. Sulunlay 11 a.m. Tii-d«y'i MM KiHbrr. no markrt. I in > rday"« ffkn Hubhtr. l.md.m It I". ISd.. dowa '»d. New York 2»», nnl>. down cent. Tonr uf markrt. dull. Tin. l-ondon
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    BANKNOTES IN CHINA.
    159 9 Redemption in Copper Currency. laMt information regarding the l«sae ma is very difficult to specially «o in regard to note* have been circulating in thi* country «f modern currency reform known about the cireuilling for redemption in r* are such issaes, and of in China, past and
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    THE DIAMOND INDUSTRY.
    92 9 Little Variation in Yearly Output. port of th* 1 al the 1111 11 rican Corkeldj h o-ntly in snatiea of eon- general im■re more wss in ly in Ihe -mrrly absent. »red chart he in a'lutial producthat r»l>owed the disrg is a thing of Ihe ocks that
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    DUTY ON COTTON.
    59 9 Bom It:" (lovernment Reject Tariff Plan. Bombay. July 16. Bombay hay* rejected mmend.lion Ih-l < .r.ry bale of r»w col to imp rht annas note on the -ur> It. nbay have I out not only f drtrlopmrat Iff hx > rtue of ,1 have committed wheme like
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      INDIAN RAILWAYS.
      426 9 Provision of Future Capital. While many congratulatory remarks writ made en the financial side of the story which Sir Clement Hindlry. *mmwa> sioncr for Railwayi in India, told the Ea.l India Association thr other afternoon, with Lord Beading in the chair, there was on the part of well-informed
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      BRITISH SHIPPING.
      440 9 Moderate Earnings Last Year. Alth >ui:h they are subject lo certain It ion., analyse* of the wi-rk'nc of Brit -h shippinr companies which are publi>hrd in Kairpla). arr d.ilinctly interesting The jourtiaf has analysed th. rrtul'. <>! 17 British liner companies whuse reports have already been published with
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      PROGRESS OF INSURANCE.
      158 9 Business Increase During Past Year. >r\% industrial insurance business effected in Britain in IMS by th* sev.a big insurance houseo produced a total of iIM^OO.OOO. net. or fMO.ooo more than for lfS7. Th. premium ineom. at <37.500.000 wa» <tronrer by 11.740.000, and Ur ratio of I expenses
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      COPRA MARKET.
      42 9 Maasrs. Barlew and Co.. m their copra report dated Aug. I. statr The market has recovered somewhat after last week. *aai- I n.ss. Approximately 1. 18.', ton. were .hipped. losing quotations .ire as follow. .Sundries IV M> »n.l mixed t».IS.
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      KLANG RIVER TIN DREDGING.
      1651 9 Views on Producers* Association. The flflh ordinary general meeting of nar.holder. of the Klang Elver Tin Dredg.ng Co.. Ltd, wa« held in the oasce of the secretaries. Hfiin H.nry Waugh and 10, 1. 1 d., r*rnang. Th. chairman. Mr. D. A. M. Brown. presid,l and th*
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      PENSION SCHEMES IN INDUSTRIES.
      608 9 Provision of Maximum Benefits. An addr**s by Mr W A. Workman at Buxten to the National Federation ef Associated Paint. C.loii. and Varnish Manufacturers of the United Kingdom wa* entitled The Pension Problem in Industry snd hew th? Insurance Companies Can Help te Solve It." and
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      MERCANTILE BANK.
      41 9 Extended Authority to Issue Notes. Thr Mi.lmance extending thr period authorising the Mercantile Bank of India to issur banknotes within the Colony of Hong Kon« has passed lh. Anal reading at th. meeting of the Hong Kong Legislative < eunci.
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      MALAYA AND CEYLON.
      607 9 Wholesome Lesson From F.IHS. Ceylon might be quite unmoved by Ihe mere fact that the general financial positn n of the Colony *f the StraiU Settlements ll sound, bat the surplus of 64 million dollar* which is pointed to by the Hon. Mr. John Scott, the Colonial
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      LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
      266 9 Demand for Higher Grade Sheet. Messrs Lewis and I eat (Singapore) report Singapore. Aug. 2. The market has remained steady daring the week on a larger volume of orders from abroad for lh* higher grade* of heet but for lower grades inquiries continue to be poor Judging
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      PROPERTY SALE.
      216 9 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction at Messrs. ("heong Kfton Seng aad Co.'. saleroom. 30. Chulia Street, on July 10 and 17 I— Freehold land and hoaae 306-C. Pasir I'anjang Road, total area 46.661 bought by P. R. A. M. Mootoo Kurappaa h.ttiar for tSt.fOO j
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    765 9 American Consumption l Questioned. DUTCH (RITK ISM OF RESTRICIION (Krom Our Own C^rn-ipomleat.) I»n«l»n. July I [To-4lay'» Home mml hrourht th<weekly tin review which should have l>e*n published last werk. but which miaawa thr mail. It appears below. Twe current article will be given on Tuesday.) The
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    TIN RETURNS.
    137 9 Hatrut Basin— li&» r ,cul. Tongkah Compound No Liability— Srtat dr. l«-e in hoan. lOftjOM yards. «j:. „ruls Mantin dredge Ml hoar*. 15T.W7 r. yards. 7W piculs. Tnngkah Compound No. NX.- 164 hour.. 71.4C0 yards. .104 piruis. Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging N. L— 1.31 1 "\awng Pel Tin
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    EXCHANGES.
    65 9 Rugby. Aug. t. INfwigja exchange are I Amsterdam I2.I0",. Athena 37&. Bombay 1.. tSJJd Berlin M.M. Brussels 34 .-JO. Rurhaest till. Buenos Aires 47',. Copenhagen Mil. Ceneva r.'. H.lsmcfon ITS. Uons; Kong Is. I •lion KW2O. Mad9278>,. New York 4«S',. 0 lit MV Prague ir.i lockholm U.lO. Shan ft.-
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. THE CLOTHES MEN WEAR
    1083 10 The spirited proceedings of the Men's Dress Reform League (if that is iv official designation) seem to have been almost as turbulent a« the meetings of the Anti-Vivisectionists. and the chief cause of trouble was the appearance on the
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    HEALTH IN THE TROPICS.
    893 10 The Uses and Abuses Of Opium. (By a Medical Correspondent.) Of all the discoveries which man has nade in the use of herbs for the relief of jffering. none has been of greater benefit Lhan that of the poppy juice. Opium sum pain, and has produced
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    342 10 The Hon. the Chief Justice, F.MS, accompanied by Mr*. Elphinstone, left Ist Fraser'i Hill on Thurtdsy morning »nil will remain until Monday. Or. Scharff and Mrs. Scharff (Penan*) were among the fuetU on July *hen Mrm. Neville Chamberlain rare an At Home at 37, Raton-Square for the
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    754 10 A TENNIS DISAPPOINTMENT. It is not surprising that resentment as well at surprise is felt m Kuala Lumpur at the fact that Khoo H<»>i Hye. the Chinese champion, has decided to scratch from all event* ir the Malayan tennis tournament. He has be*n champion for several
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    31 10 The Hon. Capt. Meadow Rroi.lrn Councillor. Prnang, Hatchings' ■m outs >n th. presence of a large gathering after which he (OBMSwH favourably sa the splendid team »piru evident in the school.
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    KING GEORGE'S INSPIRING MESSAGE TO BOY SCOUTS. YOUTH & WORLD'S FUTURE.
    356 11 KING GEORGE'S INSPIRING MESSAGE TO BOY SCOUTS. YOUTH WORLD'S FUTURE. Royal Message to Boy Scouts. UNIQUE AMBBLT. Spread of the Movement broad. Rugby. Aug. 2. I The I'rince of Wulc*. who spent la«t night in the camp of the Boy Scouts Jaml«.n-«- at Arrowc Parl.. Uirkmhead, wa« up vriy ««rly
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    16 11 Labour Candidate I*r I'nopposed. I. or. i Mr. MHr.er. Labonr. UJM. r.u. il.-.it r
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    FLIGHT TO INDIA.
    42 11 Duchi- t>l Ik-dford's I Vonturc. London. Aug. 2. A huge Urn 1.1 moplane nimu-ii the Spider ••mli <l at Lyinpnc I fore dnwn. Mr. Lit a- nv«-hani<\ They hope to make a flight 1 week. I by the Kiutcr
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    COTTON WAGES.
    27 11 Move Mad? by Employers' Federation. Thr Ma«t«-i Spinner*' FederataM h*» for tru purnoar ■iin* that ing trade* are asked charge* *o a« ctlon roiMJn I
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    STABBING AFFRAYS IN SUMATRA.
    63 11 Oil Company Assistant Attacked. Palembang, Aug. .1. The latest rase of a coolie attacking a F.uronean has occurred on the property ■I the Bataafsche Oil Co. at Palembang. where Mr. Van Der Byt, an assistant was seriously wounded through being tabbed in the stomach. His assailant
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    WOMEN MINISTERS.
    74 11 Principle Accepted By Wesleyan Church. London, July U. The question of appointing women to the Wesleyun Ministry wss postponed for several year* by the Wesleyan Conference ath resolving by 177 votes to 173 to accept the principle but to suspend l further step* pending consultation wiUi thodi»t Churches
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    ZEPPELIN'S PROGRESS.
    102 11 Weather (iood Goinjr Strong." Casablanca. Aug. 2. A wireless message from tnr I Zeppelin waa picked up at 12.30 p<r itating that the ain<hip was 600 miU raltar and all was well. New York. Aug. 2. A report from the Zeppelin re. at 9 p.m.. Greenwich mean time.
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    REPARATIONS.
    76 11 I'nited States Observer At Conference. Washington. Aug. 2. Mr. F. C. Wilson. First Secretary in asawesy will b» the American iference on Separation* st The Hague.— Reuter. Berlin. A-Jg. 2. Dr. Stre»emann will lead the German ileleg»>ion at the conference at The Haiui and v will nine include th?
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    UNRULY RUSSIANS.
    71 11 Oppose Ejection by Leapiu- Of Nations. Berlin. Aug. 2. Thr I^atue of Nation* appeared a> i.|:iim> iIV in a mil action against twenty flus*:an emigre* who im-. upy the so-called Nanxen Barracks, whr h pret iously wa« under the league's a< inm.trat on but was sold to a
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    EGYPTIAN TREATY.
    34 11 Cabinet Approved Points In New Draft. London. Aug. 2. The Cabinet approved the point* to be embodied in the Adgln-Kgyptian Draft Treaty. Details will be published as soon as possible. Reuter. I
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    KENT COALFIELDS.
    151 11 Proposed Electric Generating Station Near Dover. London, July 12. Arrangements are practically compUr the treatment of part of the output of Tilmanstone Coll ci y, near Dover, by a process of low temperature carboniThe principal products will be .domestic fuel and gas. I Mr. I*. Tildenswith. making '.he
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    TOBACCO MAGNATE'S DEATH.
    229 11 A Romantic Career. HUGE BEQUESTS TO gHARITIK> Rugby. Auf. 2. Mr. Bernhanl Baron, the tobacco m«gratc, who died last night, i» spoken of ri one of the greatest philanthropist* of the century. It is estimated that during his lifetime he devoUd well over £750.000 to hospitals alone
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    LORD PASSFIELD.
    189 11 Congratulations From British Malaya. The following telegram from the Governor to the Secretary of State for Im hmi th- Secretary of State* pui'lfhid in the Government for Kf nrral information Prisnnal Your personal telegram cf June 2*i. I wi.-h to offer you on behalf of mystlf and of
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    WELLS AND MALARIA.
    191 11 Debate In the Bombay Corporation. Bombay. July 16. That public interest has been rouse 1 by the controversy on the closing of the welU tn Bombay as an anti-malarial measure was shown by crowds, including a large number of H:ndu and Psi-i women, who Ailed the galleries
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    EXCHANGE OF ROYAL MESSAGES.
    578 11 Friendship Cemented. KING GEORGE'S CABLE TO KING PRAJADHIPOK. The King and Queen of Slam sailed for Batavia from Singapore yesterday at 4 p.m. The following cable, received by the King from King George upon his arrival in Singapore on Wednesday, ha* been released for publication The
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    BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
    76 11 'Moscow Sneers at Labour Government. Moscow, Aug. 2. A repetition of what Sir Austen Chamberlain maintained for two years." it J'rc« ewunent on the ire of the London negotiation* be-t-.v.-n Great -Bri'ain and Russia for a resumption of diplomatic relations. 1 h Uvcitia says Mr. Henderson made
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    MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.
    82 11 Substantial Reductions to lie Made. London, All 3. 3. A substantial reduction of the Mediterranean Tattle Fleet i* announced by Reuter'* Malta correspondent. The battlefhi;» Q-ie< n Kliiabeth. Barham, Valiant i<nd Malavit will ;om th< Atlantic Fleet in November, thr Warspite becoming tho flagship of the Mediterranean Fleet,
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    ELECTRIC COMBINE.
    48 11 Agreement between G.E.C. And A.E.G. Berlin. Aug. 2. A worldwide working agreement ha* been concluded between the Allgemoino Btektrtetaeta fliasllaraaft and the al Electric Company of America, by which I the latter acquires a nominal 30.000,000 I marks worth of shares in the German concern.— Renter.
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    SIR JAMES BARR AND THE ROSS FUND.
    300 11 £6,000 Raised in London And Malaya. By this morning's !fnm» mail the Straits Times rece'ved two letter* from Sir Jame* Barr, the famou* EnglUh physician who i*»ued the original appeal on behalf of Fir RonaM Rosn. Sir James state* that the fund up
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    MR. E. G. BROADRICK.
    300 11 Death Occurs in I md Hospital. The death took place during mail week at the St. Mary* Hospital. I»ndon, of Mr. Edward George Broadrirk, who waa for eight years British Resident of Selangor. He was born on July i M i Mr. Broadrick started his Civil
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    PRISON MUTINY.
    60 11 One Killed and Three Injured In Kansas. Washington. Aug. 2. It is officially announced that one prisoner was killed and three were injured in the mutiny at Leaveniworth penitentiary. The mutiny i» attributed to dissatisfaction at the quality of the food. Thr penitentiary ha* a capacity of 3.000.
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    CHILD MARRIAGE BILL.
    209 11 Mr. Sarda's Plea for Speedy Disposal. Simla. July 12. A timely appeal to the Government to redeem their pronrse and allot offi cial days in the autumn session of the Assembly for the discussion of thr Marriage Bill has been voiced by thauthor. Mr. Harbilaa Sarda. He
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    JAPAN'S STAND IN MANCHURIA.
    417 11 Prospects of Direct Settlement. HARBIN WRACK Brutal Conduct tf Chinese Soldiers. Tok i Reutcr'i Aftncy learn* that Mr. Stimson> tentative suggestion establishment of a ff conciliation to extend the good om>i-> of the Powers to China and trhe'd in abeyance. Mi i« un.!. mainly due to
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    NEW GERMAN LINER.
    56 11 Rousing Reception at Nam* 4 Port. Berlin. A Th# liner Bremen arrived at her nan-w |Mirt at 7..10 a.m. MM in; reception by a hußi- < Senator Bohmcr presented I apt. Zigcn \h' n with .1 mlver tea tray. The mail landed by advance nrrnplaiM took five-
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    COMMUNISTS FOILED.
    36 11 Seven Hundred Am Krance. Pario. Auk. 2. A renau* 01 |w.>on- throughout th< country shows that T(mi Conim monstrator* were arrented yrVerday. Two policemen were WWH Troyes, where ahoU were fin<l during •cuffte.— Reuter.
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    THE PUNJAB MAIL.
    160 11 Attempt to Wreck Train By Removing Rail. Calcutta, I By the timely action of th- v Station Ma«Ur an attempt t.. dr-rail th. United Province* Punjab mail, in th« early hours of Suml.i a nmall mti'in on the F.a«". miles from Calcutta and two station from Mokameh
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    EXAMINATION OF MR. B. E. JOHANNES.
    633 12 of Disastrous Partnership. X Johannes was examined in the Ban' I before Mr. Justice Dram- vi- tc lay. ved at n, Meyer Mansion*. M as a salesman at tl and Ca I $300 a month and mi, .-.f'.rr iMtrlag S"ho4i! bt worked .'»r six
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    INDIANS AND CHINESE.
    111 12 L'niquc Entertainment At IVnanjr. (Kroi.i Our Own Correspondent.) Prnang. Aug. :t. The Hun Mr. Lim Cheng Ean was an At Home, by Indian Association of Penang al i there was present a rcpu I .-.it tiering of Europeans, Indians and Dr. Menun, the president, said it was
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    FLOGGING FOR HYLAMS.
    171 12 I'uttiMK I p C omnium* t PosttrIn Singapore. ume of the Singapore police. i ■n- prepared for any distuibar ;<»l" Thur-Jay. usulUtl in th pearance of two young Hylams I i S. William*. Set lagis-| imte. ycterday. Thr accused wtr» KjoJ l>y two Malay, •!e« whiie in
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    A THRILLING ESCAPE.
    344 12 \dventure with Elephant In Siam. Li Sunday at about 5 p.iy., Mr. R. W. ixtled deer m the long grass to th* north -east of I'akruimpoh, says the Bangkok Times of July M He wbn mounted in an open howdah j or. an elephant, the local Knmnan
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    26 12 Mr. J. J. Mas .ie '/ho is engawvd in A in-work, scheme, at Tanjong l!.iiiiluit:iii. has been removed tn eh«- Han <.«j«li UuapMal -utlYrmg from fevi-i
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    INDIAN IMPRESSIONS OF MALAYA.
    1582 12 Approachable Oiticials And Good Roads, Striking compliments were paid to Malaya's administrative and legal system hy the Hon. Mr. T. Prakasam in a lecture iH-miiit at the Tamil Methodist Church Hall, Short Street, yesterday evening under the auspices of the Indian Association. Mr. N A. Mallal
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    ELECTROCUTING DOGS.
    182 12 Efforts to Introduce New i Method of Destruction. The S.P.C.A. k) making all rffoi the moment to intmducf the electri. al method of dog de*tr-jction int. The estimates ;n connect i>n *ith -he arc said :•> be in course o: M nti.n. Ltd Mi W. I. Thomhi)!. Assistant
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    BUSSEY COAL.
    116 12 Mr. lyncs not to Attend Opening. I.<mdon, July 20. The fact that Mr Clynes has at the last moment abandoned his intention to attend the opening of the Bussey Coal Distillation at Glenhoig, in Scotland, the biggest of iti kind in the world, if the subject ot t
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    129 12 Captain H. W. Esson. M.C.. S.S.V.F.. has been appointed Acting Major whilst in command of the Malacca Volunteer Corps, vice Major A A. Lermit. I V.1)., who ha* proceeded on leave. Captain A II i;iover, M.C.. has been transferred to the S S.V F Reserve of Ofßcers. lieutenants (Acting <
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    A SARAWAKIAN.
    256 12 Sister-in-Law of Rajah Brooke. Two Special Commissioner* of Income Tax mtting in pnvatr ai York House. Kingsway, on July :t, gave their decision in the claim of the Dayang Mu-i.. Sarawak (Mrs. Bertram Brooke). in-law of Rnjah Mr Cfcai Biooke. foi from income tax on Ow fort u
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    A FRONTIER RUSE.
    132 12 The Tyrol's Protest To Austria. Th* Tyrol authorities have protested to the Chancd!. t's Department in Vienna against tl>e infringement of the Austrian frontier hy Bavarian Guard*. The latter, after vainly requesting the Kufstain gendarmerie to arrest Frant Kuprian. an Austrian clerk suspected of smuggling, took the
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    TEACHERS' CONFERENCE.
    141 12 Malayan Association (Jathering At Kuala Lumpur. The fourth annual conference of Malayan teachers will be held in Kuala ji from August 11 to 17 I nder the auspices of the Selangoi Teachers Association th* teachers of Se'.angor will act as hosts. As in previous years, the programaae .11
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    SENT TO GAOL BY CHURCH
    207 12 SENT TO G AOL BY CH URCH Knd of Stevens Case Repeal Of Uw Unfed. London. Ju! The sequel to the imprisonment of Jo!i H<nr> S'.ven. has bet-n his release by the ConMstor> C.urt in Kly athrtiral. After Stevens was IhrmiK' cxpre»>.ed penitence a- d admitted liability for the repairs
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    37 12 In the presence of a largo gathering of spectators, the Assistant Director of Education. Mr. N. A. Worlcy. on Thursday, officiated at the opening of a new Government free school for Chinese boy* and girls at Sentul.
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    105 12 The marriage took place yesterday ft St. Mary's Church. Kuala I.umpur. of Mr. Ernest John Douglas, of Messrs. Harri sons. Barker and Co.. Kuala l.umpu'. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Doui of Momingsid* Grove, Kdlnburirh. and Misa Msurren Phyllis Betteridge. oal'. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
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    FLYING SAFER THAN MOTORING.
    680 12 Cheapest (iub in The World. Flying in Singapore i« ihr fhrape*" <n the wrlil," .<•.( r"'ight-I.n :<tam of thr Singanor-lu-n pre»idini: o\. r at aidiaaijT jrenera' meeting of for the I'liriMiH* of adopting BM rule* and by 1»« A member raised M d«*flnit*l> Axing fly in*
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    13 12 ..U-r -f < ban Ti«-« i thr nin>li t<idittonal «ceo:iunoc'»ii >n t<> ihr B'.'-l
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    26 12 Im Liquor net, 1927. tagardin* thr Imping ai.plirHt- ii- for the iutt*. renewal. of licence other than tvmporo are publinhcd in :hr current \v nmont C.mzrltr.
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    39 12 The Colonial Secretary in Mtiilled U»» th. fxrmpteri .rty known at the Prnani «t hnolmantrr* 1 ..thlrtic A«»ociati"n Thf Mayflower Mu»ir.< 'lamattc Aaaociation ami tl TcochiW Thratn.al Aiumciatii>r I.«i Iliir Kongao, tx>th of Smp |H>n\ ha\T h-m duly r«ir'»t*r«l.
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    19 12 In IViun-t police uuii J R«i«tuu«hn pMM «■■■'<■. MM tin.-.i HI •he fifth who pIcmM-' Ity thr 114I wm postponed.
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    62 12 The *u«Men death of Mr. Tan Tn k [Uat the age of W yearn, occurred at h rr*ld«nrc. 4. Mnhamtd Sultan K»ad. o W«dltMda> II t- ».in«d Mriurv Paten".? Si moot ami o.. I td.. at the arr of I years and had brrn »<»r\inir them for t Cm hnlding
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    51 12 A oimmiUe* mp*tin|f M Ihe Mr» Settlement* <Sinica|tnre) A in- held on Tuesday. An.-. 1 in the 8inr pan Exchange Room at I p.m. Th aMMto include* nmwilrr varanrv. V«.rait» S*Ul»mrntx <PrnanK> Amocmlion, 'Strait* Settlements < Malacca Vmuiriatiiin. |>:ivmrnt of I* W I 1 -.iintiiv lh|>arlnirnl, toun |w nroveme.it and
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      KHOO HOOI HYE NOT PLAYING.
      50 13 Tennis Championship Kt'Mllts. (From Our Own OhMPMA Kuala I uimji.i:. Auk. 2. Miuh Ihtii rauv )!>■. ha' ••■rut. >..p«. n in «cMm Itonr Soo I Mmfa Doi (how Tut ami Km ."■'un. I I -.<(,. i ii .1. Klumj llii.h Bjrtfl llitirvir.i'nt. 1..U1T •|.|H in
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      POLO.
      29 13 Ktag*l Own (up Competition \l Kuala Lumpur. «ith n th«- or*n polo Mi R I t. Krthur, i rul DirkenTh. Sinif -i- i:. fin i lt I' 1
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    INTER-COLLEGE MATCH.
    38 13 INTER -COLLEGE MATCH. It a f tics and Kin:; Kdwa' N Meet l-'or First 1 in". brm 1 i!.. s i i: iiad Monday mt n hi. a < •un Joo, s It. Oajr. I: r.m. Tn\ Uu tm
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    17 13 Mr >\% ii(!. I1I 1 U ip- kippel l.udu I* Titio. Coif t lul« Mr Law l.v
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    S.C.F.A. SUCCESS.
    25 13 Assured of Srrond Division Championship. g ■•ijit< h f>f thi I. A. "A" ami 1 at thiii.l in .1 land- f hca<»ifi|{ th.-
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    33 13 Mowing hu\' l»<n i ho— n to LA.O.C. i liinron Tu<"-ln> J. I). Huwlc i: U iml I' Kii.iixlit; X ■I w I late) .11 J i \l Han i.. play an* rrqawti.
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    £. s. d. IN FOOTBALL.
    310 13 s. d. IN FOOTBALL. Preston Director And Sportsmanship. ■i.irry Parker, thr I'rrvoa Sort who resigned no (Iranian •hr rlubV annual iner.mi; month has plained to the Athlrti hi« reasons for doing so. ■rfcar t< 1.1 thr meeting that from in- had seen of the inside *v., no sport in ihr
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    HILL BEATS JARVIS.
    170 13 Another Poor Contest For Flj -Weight Title. Ji*nr.y Hill rrta.ned hi* fly p in Gl««r"v. vS. n h<- won rail, in the U itiir diaqualified dy .1 foul. To.' n mg a rally iivcrd l.a»!i. ami I H.I! irioi'.i. i lmi-«. l«i\.« (•rrcr. and the ief>rvr r
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    BOXING.
    23 13 Mandcll Retains l.iuhi i h t Title. <hiiaro. Aug. Sammy Mju i thr lightw.irhl rhampioi •>-,- world, dolVat.tiK i n a ten-round jter.
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    COLONY vs. F.M.S.
    144 13 Annual Fixture Start* \t I Ynanu To-day. The annual cricket match between the and the Colony Marts at I'rnan l.> <luy and will tx> continued to-morrow ami Monday. The teams arc at follow* I < W W 1 1.. i- W Jonklaav A. W. Nirholann <IY.aU. M
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    RAIN INTERFERES WITH CRICKET.
    388 13 Remarkable Bowling By Voce. Rain interfered with county cricket a 1 over the country, and consequent, y many matches were unfinished. A feature of the play win the remarkable success of Voce. the Notts, bowler, who claimed 1 Northanu'. wicket* for 43 num. ItrMarkahlr Howling. London,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    252 13 Saturday. Aagaal 1 l'-n»r.r Rac*a. r < II a.nI ra. S.C.C, Yjfc.A. fcruri*. clt»* (or B.C.C. Autuma Taunit T>urnatn»nt. Tol v Up*n Championship of Malar*. Kuala Lumpur. Coif Katoa« Uolf Club tcltctte Malayan La»n Tannla CaMploathlps. at Kuala I. m pur. •>n Carnival, Y.H C-V ;.;o p.m. I
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    19 13 Thr ro-oprraliun of ('lab S»cr*t«nn n n in. »tc.l in krrpmc (hi* diar>- of •pertinf rvrnti ■r<ur«t« and up-ts-rfatr
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    LENGTH OF THE DERBY COURSE.
    558 13 Effect of Hounding Off The Corner." Th- erection of thr extra line of rail* round Tottenham Comer thi« year airaln bnnr< up the qn-«ti<n of the length of the Derby roui < an<l connected with the ltngth i« nuturally the timing of the rare. It
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    BIG PRICE FOR FILLY.
    102 13 Yearling by Tctratema Sold For 11. 000 (iuineas. Ai anticipated, there w^ Veen coni[*t' tion for the yearling Arm th.- Nationa Siud at Newmarket i*le» ilut.n» mail waek. Tb* *re«t «ttraction w«s the char' Illly by Tetratcrat frc >. BMh murr »ba w.i« Mt '»«I'>San>»vino K«-rty.
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    138 13 Ann (Judman's Ncwbury And Newmarket Form. After the Stud Produce Stake* at Newmarket the Steward* called upon th« owner and trainer of Ann Gudman to explain the difference in form shown b> the filly in that race and in the Berk'hm Foal Plate at Newbury on Juno IX
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    98 13 Peping. July 22. lmprtiK<l by the rapid deterioration of the palaer. in th<- > of the Manchus, General Chianx Kai Shalt, chairman of the Nation«l Government, has promised WO.OOO from hi* own pocket to make repair*. rural Chiang paid hU Ant visit to thr Forbidden City during
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    63 13 Wimbledon I it -t .isation. itnensed 01 She vt.s prior t.> h.r mniriojrr. Mi** Uatt-n ••»tinif (>ctwffrn thr MOO, 11 h l.rclimi CWMCMQS of i I ii im. '■n Mi taiiii. Ti oat it at nil. I -ivht«-«-ri ir.' .-.in* hrr Mm. at v ureMvr r
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    349 15 Measures to Prevent Silting. In tin Ml annual > the- I'ubi .utment for the year J. I*. SwettenSam deal* with Ihr hydraulic branch of the denartr .^ress of I :iK up during tl.e year in acconlan- with thiment itndcr date of Sept. 17. ..II work previ-
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    93 15 Police Search for Man And Car. .-.ion* have ■»sop bank ioSl«t>-. the bout a clue to to iera who hound, gaggx-d Mi. Arnold B > Mr.: mansKrr at I rt has been scorched for taM i r.ave been awn .i:'d far a ti9th tmm muketl glasses. has been
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    1003 15 HINKSE INVASION. Holding Present And Future. QUESTION OF COMM I NMI PROPAC.AND\ The Chinese hold the present and the future of MaLya in their hands, writes a correspondent in The Times. It is impossible to see any force or barrier can check them. While the
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    152 15 Russian's Suicide Failure After Costly Meal. A sensation «v cau.nl in a rt-sUurant l'or.s dy a casual attempt at suicide by w-11-elrr-esnJ Ru-.*ian who hod just con- rx'^«n>ive meal. The young man, SigiAmiind Walnczz. ;iV a ri-.tsi.iknt in the -Latin i|iiarter fully cho*« a meal con- nf th«
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    63 15 For catching fish by mean* of labs. ir, th. Sungei Ulu KinU, Tanjong RambuUn. on Monday morninjr seven Chinese women of th* mining rlaia and four Chine** men were fined 15 each in th© Inoh Magistrate's Court. Mr. W. He mile. 0.C.P.D., Ipoh, told the Court that the river waa
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    963 16 THE NATURE OF LIFE. British Association Meeting. PRESIDENT ON ITS TASK. Perhaps the moat interesting featurr meeting of the British Annotation, which open* this month in South Africa, will be found in the revelation of how science u being increasingly applitd to th. |.roblrm-- of daily
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      202 16 W^x^mV Lassitude •M Kb^VW^H >r thanks Kruschen. Read how a well-known rdilor 1 trifd m *Y* rn^ r ovnrame his Uaitude and won lark Sate Utmif I f*K mnvimritmm nmHf hi* oM youthful mergy by "the sM mm* 1 tht ssMmi tf ntotrs*** wm hltk .Isily donr." wrt« swf- T'.'T.f?.'!!
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    POLICE INSPECTOR CONVICTED.
    88 17 Allegations \jf .i'ut Young Officer. (From Our Own CorrMpornVnO lrn>*i. Aur Hrforr Mr. "tark in th.- Police Court at Kuala K.mr.-. AMul llami<l. an liv«P«tU>i I r..| officer in rhargr of the |>- of Suajrvi Biput. chanted with inv.titutinir a caw affainxt a C'hintte lorry <lnvrr w'.h
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    1157 17 44 V. fi scued from Hopeless Vices. KFHECTS Off MENTAL DISORDER. Maurice Utrillo set (Wn in Action, it wouM Mem. to Am«ncan readers at leant. implausible, remarks the Literary Digest. Were it OMd ai the baii* of a movie scenario, H would pprnr rnn ily
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    88 17 Driver Dead and Passenger Injured. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. J. '»pel car. dr.ven by a Chinrn-. with two other occupant*, while travelling to Ipoh. skidded and overturned on the < hi mor Road a.- a result of a tyre burnt- iix rhc driver »v
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    HUSBAND WHO IS NOT HUSBAND.
    142 17 Secrmd Mariirc to l'ilm Star. 1 Ilia. I'iiaiiila Utsan, the filut a'traaa, i ha. ,^.t she will leate her hu.hand, Lieut. Leslie Arnold, temporarily, as the result of the decision of the Fulton County Court, of Atlanta, Georgia, that the divorce of Lieu.. Arnold from
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    136 17 Thr following nnrels were added to I Library during the past fortnight Avres (Ruby Ml: Lovr i hanges.— Ratlhr-Saundrrs i Margaret I Thr I.ightr I < ara*an. 2 copies.— Baxtrr Aincewortk Mystery. Bloom < I morrow for Apricots —Bolt Buccaneer's Bride —Campbell I Al. ■Ie i May i
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    56 17 Programme of drills up to and for week- ending August 4 Saturday. August 3. 7 a.m Bukit Ttmah Rangr. S R A Bi»lcy Meeting Siglap. S.\ .A. (V), Camp. Sunday. August 4 and Monday. August S. Bukit Timah Range. S V.R.A Bulry Meeting Sunday. August 4 and Monday,
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      546 19 AsaeU over $9,500,000 S.C. Assurance In force or«r $.5,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.. Ltd. Mncorparatcd in tk* Straite S*tllemente) HtAD OFFICE: Wiachester House. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 17. OM Jewry. B.C The Capany ha. £20.000 deported „th th. Supre.c Court of Engl.nd nnd coaplie. with tke Br.ti.h Ufe A«»ranc*
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      593 19 BANKING CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (laaorporated m EngUad by Beyal Charter ISM.) 1 Paid Dp Capital la SM.OM sharaa ef SI aaak aa am am aa.OSl.aio I Bsssrv*) Faad j^taa.m Reeerv* Liability ef Proyrtotors 0,000.000 BBAD OFFICB Laaetaa, B.C I. Ageaclea aad Braach**: J '■arltear Harbin Serembaa
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      238 20 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL COI.RM AN STREET. THE PRIMARY BOYS will ci\r aa KNTFRTAINMKNT I nn-i-lin: of <II(»!'T IM AYS. SONGS, DAM I ON Wednesday. August 7, at 5 p.m. Tickets I.'.M and $1.00. By Special Appointment to H.M. The Kinc of Siam, DISTINGUISHED SELECTION OF JEWELLERY Set with fancy cut Diamonds
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