Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1921

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 7*. -£S1 [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII,- -No. 139 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921 PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. THUURSDAY, JUNE 16. 1921.
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      175 1 THE MAUYA TRIBUNE AND 'HIPPING GAZETTE Phone Mo. 171 SQBSC'iIPTION RATE 3 Payable In Advance. Per anaum f 15.00 Half yearly 7.50 Per quarter 375 Postage Extra 50 cts. per month. Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (InoorporaUd in Straits Settlements) Singapore. e> sat mvmuu ajj 'jyg (In Stock.) Screw Cutting Lathes. Centres
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      121 1 i Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting Power Installations, Fall rsrge cf Eleetriosl sopplira ha stook i V I.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dictograph" Telephones. MADSTBONG' Plants, iheideai Lighting Set for Bungalows and Small
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      395 1 SUN COMPANY supplies j AH Fhc tographic Material AND I The Bight Place for Amateurs IS Developing. Printing snd EnJargemer No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BO AD, I SINGAPORE. 1 Phone 660. 1 THE "TEXAN" 35 H P. 5 SEATER J P ijfr 'jp-t 2f*£» s *S|' j'j W' Vera The
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    Sport.
    818 2 FOOTBALL. THE ENGLISH LEAGUE. I The final English League tables at the close of the season were as follow: Division I. Goals j PWL D F A Pts. Burnley 42 23 6 13 79 36 59 Manchester C 42 24 12 6 70 50 54 I Bolton W 42
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    THE TURF.
    206 2 PENANG AUTUMN MEETING. The proposed programme for the autumn meeting of the Penang Turf Club is published, and should attract large fields. The principal event is the Governor's Cup, open to all horses, distance one mile and a distance. In addition to the stake of $2,000, given by
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    BILLIARDS.
    139 2 WORLD'S RECORD BREAK. Professional billiards has rapidly attained such a high plane of the technique and the artistic that the achievement of Thomas Newman in compiling a break of 1,024, though colossal is not altogether surprising It has been foreshadowed more than once this season, when th- experts mark
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    Letter-Box.
    193 2 (Wo do not BKMuhlj mĕmm ta* •pinioM expressed by nrrw»w•eatsO HARD TIMES. From "UlBbN": Fish brand kerosine oil bought at $3-40 per tin at a big Chinese shop im town ha* now been increased to $3 M; besides thia th, tin ia not fuU, being ahort by about one
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    ALTRUISTIC CIVIL SERVANTS.
    165 2 How Mr Nutt waa Forestalled. The general public (hays the Malay Mail is undoubtedly under the impression that the proposal to reduce the temporary allowance of the Government Service originated with Mr. Nutt It is only fair to Mr. Nutt and to the Government Service that it
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE FUND.
    76 2 List of Subscribers. Previously acknowl«dged $60,122.66 "H. T. A. B." Monthly subscription 25 European Staff Holyrood Estate (May subscription) 60 Major G. Wardon (May subscription) 27 Capt H. S. Hewett (April and May subscription) 6 0 R. S. Terrell Esq., (Monthly subscription) 22 Batu Caves Estate
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    117 2 Sago flour ii quoted at 13/6. Tin ii qnoted at £167 2.6 in Loidon. Taploot Ii qnoted at 15/9 for fair flake. Gambler is quoted at 37/6 In London onbe gambler at 38/. On the Liverpool market ootton, middling American, ii at 8.12, Egyptian ootton ii at
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    3.000 UNCLAIMED M.C.'S.
    85 2 five thousand Military Crosses have been issued by the War Office during the last few months, but more than 3,000 are still awaiting distribution. In many cases communications regarding these decorations have been made to officers at the addresses given by them on demobilization, but without result.
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    15 2 Induenz is very prevalent just now imong the European pltnten io Province Wei tab y.
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    VIGNESHWARA.
    464 2 Old Hindu Relic. Bays the 4, 8arawak Gasttte" The interesting Hindn relic which wm discovered daring excavation! at Limbing has now been deposited in the Museum and represents the Hindn divinity Vigneibwara, The relic has boon examined with eager cariosity throughout the month by numerons visitors to the Museum,
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    116 2 Mr A E Young, who retired in 1912 as Deputy tJarveyor-General, Federated Malay 8-atea, baa recently been appointed Burveyor.General, J smsica. The commander ef the X P M s a Indragiri has reported s stone about two feet above water in Lst 1 6 42 N, and Long 103 44
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      442 2 THINGS EVERY MOTHER NEEDS TO KNOW Little ones oo lid eae ly be saved many of the aches and ilk whioh oome in infancy if mothere would remenber three important hing«: First, teaoh your baby regular habits. Secondly, fee that Me feeding <i f en«ilsare clean and that he hts
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      396 2 DON'T MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. J. B. LAL THE ABLE INDIAN PHYSICIAN. The public is assured of my splendid pre pa ration of Medicines for curing the following diseases, via I Cold, Catarrh, Headache, Hemicrania. Ear-pain, Giddiness, Toothache, I Running of the Nose, Neuralgia, etc., etc., in less than two
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      853 2 Weak and ill for years De Witt's made me a strong man Do you wake in the morning feeling ili with rheumatic fever, so badly that do heavy end tired, mff in the joints, andjhope wae entertained of hia recovery with a bid taste in your mouth? Ha\e His con-in
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      547 3 MARLBOROUGH I he Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Piotures Bosch Road. From SATURDAY, June 11. to THURSDAY, June 1«. A LIVELY UNIVERSAL DRVMA OF STRONG HUMAN INTEREST Featuring that dainty star EDITH ROBERTS In a story of a man who left a life of orime for th" love
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      699 3 The •he Fiom TUESDAY, Jane 14, to BUNDAY, June 19. Alhsmbrs Alhamtira to is the only Us Ttrcstie AT THK theatre WhSTS 18U bbbbbbbbbbbbx with SB AL HAM B R A J§: Orsksstrs iM,rte aasdthsßfcßT Ik* Hall for Music sod Features awied AN APPEALING PICTURE OF THE GREAT NORTH WEBT
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      355 3 CHANGE OF PROGRAMME IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 20 P.M. SHARP EDDIE POLO in "THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS" BERIAL Final Instalment. Episode 16. -The Knockout" Episode 17. 44 A Rice with Time" Episode 18. "The Last Trick" MARIE WALOAMP in THE RED GLOVE SERIAL In Eighteen Episodes, Thirty
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    Bomeatic Occurrence.
    54 4 DEATH. RCFUS —At hia residence No. 4, Dreejen quarters, Tan Took Seng H capital, on Jane 16, 1921, Dr. D W. Haf as, age 23, son of Mr. and Mrm. R. M. Rafof. Faneral at 7 a.m to-morrow to the Cathedral of Good Shepherd and thenoe to Bidadari
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    THE S.S.A. FALTERS.
    810 4 The decision of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, rejecting the proposal to call a public meeting to discuss the rubber situation, "gives furiously to think."' It was arrived at only by the casting vote of the chairman, after a tie of six votes for
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    294 4 The may output of the Lingui Tin Mines, Limited, waa aa followa Slaicing 300 picula, tribute 37 60 pola, total 337.60 pcla. London, Jene 8. -To-day the flrat warahip waa launched at Portemouth since tbe earl, war, tbe lig lt cralaer Effingham, laid down in April, 1917 —Renter. Mr and
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    LOCAL CONCERT.
    226 4 In Aid of Unemployed. An encouraging programme, cvi« deneiog tbe advance of looal talent B*"en the Victoria Theatre' laet night, the proceeds being in aid of the European Unemployment Fend. A fairly good earn mast have been realised, bat it might have been greater, as there were many
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    SINN FEIN ARCHBISHOP.
    130 4 Coming Here To-morrow. Singapore will have an annaual flying viaitor tbia week in the person of Archbishop Mannix, tbe Australian Sinn Fein advocate whose more or less exciting adventurers were recounted in Renter's cables some time ago. The Arobbisbop is due to arrive to morrow by the
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    UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
    126 4 An interesting and unique entertainment in the form of an adult medal contest snd concert ia being arranged by tbe Singapore W 0 T TJ and ia to be held on July 1 at 8 30 pm, at tbe YMC A. There are to be aix c.ntestants, who
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    217 4 In response to a call from North f SS tW turned out yesterday morning to find that a SS Urboilw it m ral "lability of film, bald in the V M 0 A last night The report is too long for to.dav'e mm snd will be given to-morrow Arrested by
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    SIMS SPEAKS OUT.
    74 4 Washing-ton Perturbed. Reuter. London, Jai c 9 —An n 8 •peech by Admiral Majl!?»*» in London this week, Irish-Americans' Sinn Fein J psganda, has caesed a Mm J Pr polirical circles at Washington Mr Danby, Secre.ary to the V has cabled to Admiral Sims ing amszemen-, and
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    BORNEO TIMBER.
    59 4 Reuter. London, Jane 9.-I 0 tD# H Commons, at question time !ui Wood decl.red\b., Z had received a petition si Kned bV* Chinese merchant, of Northufiff protwung that a Briti.o co.. J2 •^jr 1 cxci Government bad tk British North Borneo lU Qy t furnuh a report thereon
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    FRENCH NAVY.
    74 4 Reuter. Pans, June 8-The n naval programme mclade.tLel.wJ down this ve.r of three acont mm of 7.0UU to 6.00U cons, eecL CO ett •eventy million freoce, «ix destrover. twelve boats, nd t 6 lw each 0 < t ie V n hn J e f < (ODS. The
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    HOLLAND AND S. AMERICA.
    69 4 Reuter. Ihe Hague, Juue 9.-The Minuter for Uoreign Affairs has asked the Second Cbamber to grant a credit tor new diplomatic pj.t., nwn#l Mlma.er to Mexico, a Couaul Ueucral at Lima as Acting Minieter to r/eru Ecuador, and Bolivia, and anotber ai Caracas tjr Veneiaela and
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    FRANCE AND JAPAN.
    71 4 Reuter. Paris, Jane 14.—a reception »m arranged by me Franco-Japauese dociety in honour of tbe Japanese Uruwn Prince. Prince Kanin, a form. *r pupil at tbe Frencn Military achooi,in reply to tbe Prendenti address, recalled tbe fact mat be baa •pent ten happy years in France. He
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    IRELAND AND RUSSIA.
    77 4 Reuter. London, June 9,—a White Paper states that documents have been captured in Dublin outlining a propoaed commercial treaty between toe Ke*eiau Bolshevik Rep.bbc and tbe lush Repuolic for a period of ten years, accompanied by a memo. vail Kireauu, Jane 15, 19^u' recommending the treaty lor
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    270 4 Reuter. The Hon Mr W George Maxwell CMG, Chief Secretary, has gone to' fabang on official business He motored to Kuala Lipis and ii returning by train from Babaa The outward P and 0 packet with mails from Earope, is txpected to reach Penang at midnight to morrow. The oacward
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      175 4 The "SIMPLE SIMON' Patent PHOTO FRAME. HEAVY ELECTROPLATED NICKEL SILVER. SIMPLE, STRONG, DUST/PROOF. ShowiDg bate part open Showing duftproof flange at to reo i v« photo. baok tod Itrong ajtrut. Made in ten different sizes to take photographg from 4gin. x 3tin to 131 m. z lOiin. j ROBINSON Co..
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      231 4 TO LET. A fine commodious 2i storied Terrace dwelling house No. 29 Mohamed Sultan Road with front compound, area 5,026 square feet. Water and gas laid on. Entry middle of July, 1921. Full ptrt colars from GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., 36, PHILLIP STREET L ISTEN!!! 20% DISCOUNT ON ALL BOOKS
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      180 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, Jon* If. High Tides.—7.26 a.m., 7.27 pju. Licensing Justices, 2.30. Football League Dir. II: v S T C, S R C ground. United Engineers v St. Joeeph's O BhKc C ground. B. Scouts: HjVTroop, 5.15. Y K C A, gymnastic class, 8.80. Freemasonry:. Eastern Gate Lodge,
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    LABOUR TROUBLE.
    158 5 SIGNS OF PROBABLE SETTLEMENT. Engineers Amenable. Reuter. London, June 9.—-The heavy labour cloads are showing signs of lifting. The chief proceedings in the coal dispate yesterday consisted of a meeting at whioh the men submitted written questions to ths owners on matters requiring elucidation. After a discussion it
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    INCREASED POSTAGE.
    286 5 Much Opposition Aroused. Reuter. London, Jnne 9.—There is growing opposition to tbe increased postal charges which were cabled on May 21, in connection wi h which there bare been several uepatatlons. Mr Kellaway, in replying to a deputation representing the newspaper proprietors and members of tbe Empire Press
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    134 5 New Insurance Scheme. Reuter. London, June B.—ln tbe Uouse of Common", Mr Macnamsra introduced s Bill amending tbe Unemployment lossrance Act. He pointed oat tbat »wo million men and women in the United Kingdom were wholly v employed, and millions were doing short time work. The Government psying unemployment
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    HOME AGRICULTURE.
    87 5 Reuter. London, June 8 —In the House of waaions, Sir Griffith Boscawen Mnosnced that as the country was wjWe to .fiord the Bute's liability Q oer the Agriculture Act, tbe policy 1 guaranteeing minimum prices for nHt and oats would be terminated "■oona, posaible. This involved J>Repeal 0
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    LUCKY SCOT.
    35 5 Reuter. mm Jane 9 Xt no tr StWit h L e wcoud P rfre io W W,llw oin,e to Britain. David Do, a Saaa? J I merol »Q*. who held four B «—Reater,
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    THE NEAR EAST.
    124 5 TURKISH SITUATION CRITICAL, British Warships' Movements. Reuter. Athens, June 9 —Official The King goes to Smyrns on the 11th instant accompanied by tbe Crown Prince, the Premier, and Ihe Minister of War —Renter. London, June 9,—ln tbe House of Commons, Mr Esmond Harmeworth called attention to the
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    EMPIRE PREMIERS.
    176 5 The Coming Conference. Reuter. London, June 9.—Mr Haghee arrived at Paddington and was asssiled wi 4 h a torrent of press mens questions. He declined to respond exoept in tbe case of a qsery whether he anticipated solid lasting results from the forthcoming Premiers Conference. He replied "Yes,
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    OILY MEXICO.
    125 5 Reuter. Mexico City, Juoe B—President Obregon is increaslug tbe export pttrolenm Uses, on an average twenty-fire per cntum, the proceeds to be devoted to liquidation of Mexico's for ign debt.—X uter. New Toik, June 9.—The newspapers gent rally approve of the way in which Mr Hughes is handling
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    REMARKABLE REPORT.
    74 5 Reuter. Berlin, Jane 9,—According to the Tageblstt/' certain British and German industrial interests hare oonoladed agreements to develop thn trade and to exploit the reaonrcea of Raaaia, aa a result of negotiations conducted bjt M Krasain, when in Berlin recently, with Herr Hugo Stinnes. The journal adda that
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    CULTURE PEARLS.
    62 5 Reuter. London, Jnne 9.—At tbe acaual conference of the National Associa tion of Goldsmiths. Mr Reicester stated tbat an instrument has been invented which distinguishes between tbe Japanese caltnre pearl and the real pearl. A test made, by means of ultra-violet rays of 1,500 oandlepower, is said to
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    EINSTEIN'S THEORY.
    44 5 Reuter. London, Jane 8.—Professor Einstein arrived at Liverpool, where ho was welcomed by a delegation from the University. Ha prooeeded to Manchester, where he will lecture on his theory of relativity, In Gorman. He will reoeive the degree of Doctor of Science.—Beater.
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    IRISH ROUND-UP.
    40 5 Reuter. London, Jane B.—A communique from Dubliu describes tbe Millstreefe tffsir, cabled yesterday, as ordinary search operations." A nam her of men were rounded ap, and mostly released. Three attempting to evade arrest were shot st and killed.—Reater.
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    CURRENT CONCERNS.
    352 5 BRITAIN'S ROLE AS PEACEMAKER, Mr. Churchill's .Views. Reuter. London, Jane 9.—Speaking el Manchester, Mr Churchill said that 44 everyone who oared about tbe good name of the British Empire waa anxioms as regards Ireland, bat they mast realise tjhat the vital interests' of this country could not allow
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    SILESIAN EVENTS.
    133 5 German Advance Stopped. Reuter. London, Jane 8 —Telegrams from Oaplen, via pa'is, state there has not been any further German attack in Silesia since Sunday. Allied troops have taken over the new positions without any difficulty, and if is hoped the intermediate z ne divicing tbe Germai s
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    PARLIAMENT'S SESSION.
    116 5 Reuter. London, June 9 —The prospeot of a prolonged Parliamentary session has been increased by tbe Government's introdaction of Bills repealing the Agriculture Act snd amending the Unemployment Insurance Act, as both are likely to be very con troversial. Critics of the Government declare that tbe introduction of
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    GOVERNMENT DEFEAT.
    96 5 Reuter. London, Jane 9 —The bj election at Heywood, Lanes, dan to Mr Illingworth's elevation to the peerage, resulted as followa Mr Halls (Labour) 13.430 Mr England (Coalition Liberal) 13,12.*» Mr Picstope (Liberal) 5,671 Heywood is the sixteenth seat lost to the Government sinoe the general eleotion. Mr
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    WIRELESS ADVANCE.
    22 5 Reuter. Perth, WA, Jane B,—A wireless receiving apparatus with s ospacitv of 12,500 miles hss been erected st the observatory.—Reater.
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    Sport.
    936 5 FOOTBALL. VICTORY OF UNITED BANKS. (By Reynard.'*) An entirely unexpected result was seen in the match between the S C C II and the United Banks in the second division of the S F A League on the SRC ground yesterday. The United Banks was a new combination, with
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    HOCKEY.
    31 5 A.P.C. v STAFFORDS. After a fast and exciting game of hockey with the A P C at ranglin yesterday afternoon, tbe Stafford* retired the winners by three goals to one.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    145 5 STRAITS CHINESE B. C. Reuter. Yesterday's Play. A Singles. Tan Toon Hor beat Seah Eng Chiang 6—2, 6—7, 6—3. B Singles. Loh Poon Lip beat Cheong Chee Lim 6—4, 6—3. Lim Yong Liang beat Tan Chong Kew 6—3, 2—6, 6—4. To-day's Ties. A Singles. Tan Toon Her vs.
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    INDOOR PASTIMES.
    52 5 STRAITS CHINESE R. C. Yesterday's Play. Billiards.—Poh Kirn Yong beat Seah Eng Kiang. To-day's Ilea. Billiards.—Final 8 p.m. Poh Kirn Yong vs. Lye Tan. I'ing P0ng.—5.15 p.m. Tan Soo Bit vs. Ong Siow Sian; 6.15 p.m. Cheong Chee Lim vs. Tan Soo Hock. Chess.—Scow Poh Leng vs. Cheong
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    YACHTING.
    63 5 S.Y.C. VICE-PRESIDENT'S CUP. Last Sunday morning, there was quite an interesting race tor the i C Vice-President's Cup, and the Kathleen (skipper iVlr. Lundon) won the Cup by registering a third win in succession, having a total of 30 points. Owing to pressure on space to-day, we have bad
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    CRICKET.
    173 5 GLOUCESTER'S TASK. Reuter. London, June y.—The weather was bright and warm to-day, seven thousand being present, at the resumption ot tne match Australians f Gloucestershire. The Australians increased their total to 633 for wickets, and declared. Gregory made 78, including three delightful sixers and seven xours. Gloucestershire replied with
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    ATHLETICS.
    327 5 SCC GYMKANA. After a lapse of six years the SCC Athletic Sports Meeting is being revived. Preliminary heats will be run on July 20 and 21 and the tinals will be run on July 23 (Saturday). Entries are now open and will not be closed until July 2 at
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    17 5 July 19, 21 and 23 are fired for the Penang Races, entries closing on Friday, July 8.
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    29 5 Reuter. London, June 9.—Naval appointments are: Rear Admirals Ewarte Kiddle as superintendent at Chatham, Mac lac hi an to command on the Yangtae, and Luce as superintendent, at Malta.—Reufer.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    29 5 Fred Waterhomee Co* Ltd, Singapore, Jane 16. To-day's dosing robber Quotations are as under New York.— U ota. London.—7Ji, Singapore 22 j ota. Tone of the MarketQslei.
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    C OP C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    47 5 12 o'clock noon, Jnne 16. Pale Ribbed. Orepe Smoked Sh Closing Prices Closing Prteee. Bayers Sellers Bnyers Sellers. Bpot 22$ 23 Jane 23 234 JolytoSept 25$ 26 Oct to D o 28 29 Tone of market:—Steady. Tin to-day $85.75; 100 tons sold.
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 5 Singapore. Jane 16. On LondonBank 4 m/s 2/4 3/32 Demand J/3 23/32 Private 8 m/s 2/4 5/16 On IndiaBank T. T. 177 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 1247 D On Shanghai- /,P Bank d/d 65} On Java— Bank T. T. 134 a On JapanBank d/d S9| Sovereign*—baying rate $8.64 Bank
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    116 5 Singapore, June 16. Silver 35. Hongkong per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $47 V Rubbers.—Nothing doing. Tins.—Firmer. Taipings $1.20 to $1.25, Norths $1.35 to $1.40, Souths 77to 82* cents, Padang Plandoks to 90 cents, Ulu Piahs $1.35 to $1.40, Batang Padangs 75 to 80
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    39 5 Ipoh, from Penang 16-6 Boribat, from Knantan 16-6. Krian, from Kelantan 16 6. Hong Ho, from Trenggana 16-6. Meran, from Bate Pahat 16 6. R S Baroe, from Liugga 16 6. Circe, from Delhi 16 6.
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    BRITAIN AND THE U.S.A.
    76 5 Reuter. New York, June 9 —Mr W. eke, addressing graduates of the University, declared that he abhorred war, bat for America to be tbe first to disarm would be tbe height of folly. Feverish military preparations were proceeding among those with whom America might possibly come
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    30 5 Reuter. London, Jane 9.—It is understood thao M Venizelos will shortly become Secretary-General of tbe Federation of tbe League of Nations' Unions. He has declined the salary of tbe post.—Beater.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    349 6 Singapore, June 15.—The market dotes quiet. The paucity of news from Home has had a deterrent in. fluenee on buair.ee» during the week, operators being to a certain extent unwilling to deal here in the absence of up-to-date information of affair* in England. It was
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    "LEAVE" RECORD.
    122 6 Mr John Robert Jonathan, Hospital Assistant, General Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, has retired on pension as from June L Mr Jonathan has completed thirtyone years in the Government Service. He joined the Straits Settlement* service in 1890 and for two years was ittached to Tan Tock Seng's Hospital ;n
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    Mentakab Rubber.
    1433 6 Pertinent Questions by a Shareholder. Rosy Outlook Gone Weet. The first annual meeting was held at Messrs Barker and Co on Monday The Hon Mr W F Nutt, OBE, was in the chair and there were present Mr P F Wise, M B E, (director), Messrs C C
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    SIR JOHN BUCKNILL.
    168 6 Gives Young Msn A Chance, Patna. May 25. A reoent judg ment of Mr Justice Bucknill at tbe Patna High Coart has been characterised by the legal jjurnal of tbe Province as marking a novel and healthy departure in the history o' the administration of justice in
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    BEAUTIFULLY LUCID.
    161 6 Sir Oliver Lodge writes to the Times "We are keenly interested in Einstein's powerful methods of calculation and the remarkable results attained, but we are unwilling to press to extremes, or even to accept, many of the philosophic implications which some have supposed to follow from his equations
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    108 6 At tbe Empire to.night. ''Paddy O* Hara," a fine five-part pictare dealing with the romance of a war correspondent, a;id Fall of Pep," fl/e part film of limlli, will be tbe s<o:>nd show featares. I At the Palladium, to-night, and for three nighta only, that sensational Jniversal J«
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