Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY. vol. viii? No. 175,, aiNGAPORa; THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921.
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      217 1 Iff MAIM TWUfilE AND SflWrtNG GAZETfE phone T*0. J7i ASCRIPTION RATES In Advaood.. par quarter 1 <g Postal Ertfa- jjQ cte. par month. •■A." .1 T.- 1 J Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) mjn^mW^nv^ew*MwL* in. i i (In Stock.) Screw Cutting Lathes. Centres 4" Three Speed Cone Length
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      130 1 SMB, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) EtECTRI&L DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting AHPower Installations. i i \jj m 801 l range of Ueotrieal mppliea in itoek t 1 VXR. Wires|fc Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Filings Accessories. j'Dictograph" Telephones. j! HADSTBOJNu Plants. The ideal
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      263 1 SUN COMPANY I supplies All Photographic Materials I AND The Bight Place for Amateurs IS Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BOAD, SINGAPOREPhone 660 I TWO jj FINE OLD WHISKIES At Importers Prices. Johnnie Walker Red Label $32.00 per dozen. Gillon's V, O. P. 32.00 Duty Extra. Outitation
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    WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE CHEERLESS.
    388 2 Charles Dickens, the great English author, once described in one of his famous how some men fhange in a few years from good humoured weildressed beings to seediness in appearance, languid and dreary in manner. How true theso words are at the present time Mea
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    Sports Notes.
    1192 2  -  BY "ECHO." Seldom can there have been such a remarkable exodus of Singapore i sportsmen to one place as there will i be to Kuala Lumpur at the week-end. The Federal Capital will be hard pu. 1 to it to accommodate them all. its traditional hospitality is strikingly
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    110 2 The report on Perlis for the past year states The fishing indastry is considerable, and the census of 1921 will probably reveal that the fi-hiog village a*. Kaaia perlis ia the largest village in tbe State. Apart from the export of 5,645 plkels. large qaaciities of fi.h are brought daily
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      916 2 THIS BABY LOST APPETITE AND WEIGHT. Her Mother Tells Why She Is Now Plump and Strong. Baby's Own Tablet* hive cured and helped the development of thousands of little sufferers in many parts of the world. The letter whioh follows ootnes from Mrs, John Male, of 41. nottsce Street Pontlac,
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      166 2 HANGE0D1NE Best for Mange, excellent for killing ticks and fleas in Dogs, Cats, etc. Follow the directions and tht result wih be marvellous, STOCKISTS:— Medical Office, Braa Baaah Road. Straits Pharmacy, Middle Road. Medical Hall, Ltd, Battery Road. The Dispensary, Raffles Place. Finlayson Green Dispensary Finlayson Green. < hong Slung
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      121 2 THE PRICE OF PAINSCIATICA. No one wants pain—still we pay for it heavily in lost health—lost energy—lost ambition—often absolute financial ruin. Why pay this awful price Why suffer the terrible twitching tortures of Sciatica when everlasting relief is so near at hand Perfect health, absolute freedom from pain may again
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      384 2 esasnt- 11 »mi HiTn iri rn ii 11 n i II i nmiM> mmm c I 'rjhank Mother J feel j 'Wincarnis' is doing me so much goocj," I j That is the secret of the wonderful popularity of J Wincarnis '—its effect is' J. j 50 quick, and its
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      161 2 B. LAL^^ Na,2o Midd,e^oad,Si; gapor|> The publL is M splendid preparation of *T curing the following diJ Cold. Catarrh, Headache £j Ear-pain. Giddiness, iSfiS Running of the Nose \eura' 1 «tc„ in less than two m :n^ Will be going to Kual. Lumpur for a Short Season. $1,000 REWARD able
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      416 3 A T THE POPUIAR PHOTO PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE tattjoon' P»«a r K° Trams Pass the Door from THURSDAY, July 28, to SUNDAY, July 31. IN THE SECOND 8HOW AT 9 30 P M, IMOY CHIP BEBK UNIVERSITY Am lu2Paita. Ihowine thf Univeraity bniWings, aroTinlp, and i'. many activities and iti
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      296 3 j TO-NIGHT I A SERIAL NIGHT AT THE ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. (TAN CHENG KEE A Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) The Great Vitagraph Serial FE MURING William Duncan, Edith Johnson Joe Byan Leo Maloney 1 FIGHT FOR MILLIONS In 15 Episodes or 30 Reels. i Fir at Show at 7.30 Second Show
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      511 3 CONTINUATION Of the Qreat Vitagraph Serial A FIGHT FOB MILLIONS Featuring William Duncan, E lith Joe Ryan New Epttodei New Reels New Thrills To-night! I! With the BRASS BULLET 8erial—E?iao le 3 and 4. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 20 P M. FINAL OF THE GREAT "MACISTE" SERIAL I,
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    121 4 DEATHS. LOH.—At No. 24, Boffilo Road, Singapore, on the 23rd Jnly, 1921, Lnh Lam of Chop Loh Lan Sang] No 601, North Bridge Road. A?*<75 years. Funeral will take place on Sunday the 3Ut ina'ant, the oortege leaving No. 24, Buffalo Road, at 12 noon for Thomson Road.
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    RUBBER REFLECTIONS.
    882 4 His Excellency s speech on the j rubber situation was the bigi thing at the meeting of the Federal Council. He said enough to show that the industry hardly deserves an ounce of sympathy, and could not look for a finger's turn of Government assistance j if its
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    101 4 The outward B I packet Teasta, with mail, from lurope, 1. expend ro reaohPon.og.tspm.on S.t.r- C JI e K P M< D Mr »l>« left Colombo, .nd i. expected to nrrlre Monday. P rt X on The Mnlaka Pinda rnbber mate* Ufilflt ?h 55 l nuk,n total of 256,422 lbs
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    Singapore Assizes.
    412 4 "Not Guilty" Verdict in Murder Case. New Market.road Murder. Id tbe cue reported yesterday in which Mak Seng, a cooli", waa charged with tbe murder oWeow Cbok, alias Leo Cbiu, another coolie, at 38 Upper Chin Cnewstreet on Feb 23 las', the accused was foaod not guilty by
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    RUSSIAN LIGHT OPERA CO.
    100 4 The Russian Opera, Co gave ?hat pleasing Dumber The Dollar Princess," at their farewell performance in the Victoria Theatre last nighl. The presentation delighted the audience, who were not slow iu applauding the artistes. The company leave for Java, and will probably return here in abon
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    RANGOON RICE.
    22 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) P*nang, July 27.-Tbe price of C R*°Boon i. IH p er bag and at Monlmein $13.70.
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    172 4 Mails from Australia are expected sat tfe.: London July 2 6.-The Archbiakop of Canterbury performed at Westminster Abbey the consecration of the Reverend Thoma. Arnold Scott, a. Bishop of Shantung.-Reuter Mail, for Australia will be dcs patched by the M.rella, leav£ B bT.nnoV f^' ,n B° f the mail, will
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    Banque Industrielle.
    663 4 uepctor. wi^P«idia P|lLl Inner History 0 f P raBftJ I Situation. ent Reuter. The Peking correspondent Shanghai Times Wri J? of lows ai H Depositors and other DatrA the Banque Industrie]], bably be interested in the f„. Pf statement made to me to-davV* man high in the council,
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    BANDMAN OPERA CO.
    73 4 The Bandmiu Opera C will ope" their season at the Victor* Theair* to nicht with •Oh Joy," tbe London musical comedy sacceaa from J l Appollo Theatre. 1 hia prodscttcn ba. been en'huiiastic»lly recemwherever the Bandman Co b* Te toured. The audienoe are ail «P* ted to
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    37 4 A gang robbery is reported to untitled occurred at about half past ten night. It appears that ten Chw* entered huose 42, •McPherson-r«w v and made off with $528 worth of ing, jewellery and «nwb. ■Si «I
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      167 4 J9 adhesive for |j| 'Improved Stickphast' QS\ Double SireDgth Office a. C Steppe is' STRONGEST MUCILAGE ST For Office use. Price 70 cts. SlIIJaM Jao\ Jot i. sons m^wm^ff PBUi'O MOUN TANT SfaPfPfn^H A. pure preparation for ilfsH photographs aud aimii *r Iw^KBBPS purports. Price 70 cts Robinson sTobT. uST
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      326 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in tho Strait* Settlement*. 36, PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. The eaooeeafnl Tenderer! for the anpply of misoellan<>oaa Artiolet end Eugiueers Storee o th* Singapore M anioipddity for the period ending Slat December, 1921. New 8hlpmenu Just Received Yple Bronze Lever Pa lcckr, Yale and Townio Ghaiu
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      182 4 WHEN AND WHER& To-day, July 28. Hiffh Tides.—3.6 a.m., 3.29 p.ni* Football, League Div. II: U E v. United Banks, Reclamation. Orchestra Practice, Tomlinson Hall, 6. S C F A, annual meeting, 6.16. B. Scouts: III Troop, 6.16. Boxing, Liberty Hall, 9.30. Bandman Opera Co., Victoria ftieatre, Oh, Joy," 9.30.
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    SUPREME COUNCIL.
    204 5 MILESIAN QUESTION FOR S DISCUSSION. 9 Tension Relaxed. Reuter. Pari*, Jui >' 26 The Havas diplo_ tic correspondent understands JJ Britain has assented in prince to the meeting of the Supreme cSuncil n Au 4 nd P revious a anunation of the Silesian probelm b g commission of
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    GREEK VICTORY.
    95 5 Angora Threatened. Reuter. Athens, July 26-Orncial remm from various units, delayed 'wing to rapidity of the advance, sndnoe co-ordinated, show that ins enemy loal over there quarter, of iheir gan* and forces in casualties, mmmm, and deserters. After congaiahis. Eskesbehr, Biltdj.k line, the northern and southern Oreek armies
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    MOROCCO POSITION.
    78 5 All Tribes in Revolt. Reuter. Madrid, July 26. —The War toiniiter J'.atts that me Spanish fortes at aiaidris, Morocco, are in a very critical position. Eaemy attacks are increasingly violent. An attempt to evacuate Ihe position by lea under the protection of a criiser had to be stopped,
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    FIRE ON S.S. MAURETANIA.
    100 5 Reuter. London, Jaiy 26. —Only verj prompt measures, including a staging being sliog at the ship's aide from which firemen played through the portholes, saved the Canard liner Masretania from probable dtstrucuoo si Southampton. TheTstsei wai due to sail for New Yoik on Saturday. The fire
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    PRINTING TRADE WAGES.
    75 5 Reuter. London, July 26.—A conference of printers nd the newspaper society and printing and kindred trades federation, has agreed to recommend a reduction of five shillings Per week in the wages of adult male ambers of the unions affiliated to •i trades federation at the begiaof the
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    SEIZURE OF SHIPS.
    59 5 Reuter. N «w York, July 20.—Pending a '*hcial ruling on the injunction applied for by the United States Mail Stjamahip Company to restrain the Shl PPing Board interfering with the 'Oration of the Company's ships, mentioned on July 23 and 24, have been issued to withdraw th
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    FRENCH TRAINBANDITS.
    45 5 Reuter. c Psrie, J tt iy ;i6_- A garg 0 f masked nd srmed bandita held op ano Dgcrs in saluon of tht to X p,ee», near f '-<'- Two yi,nuz French officer* STI k' bot ono tf tte b»n dilß WJ oihot Mcaped.—Heuter.
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    391 5 Interesting Point in Appeal Judgment. How Much Latitude Allowed 7 Judgment was given in the Appeal Court yesterday in the case of the Kaisha v. Hup Kiat and Co. The claim was based on a contract dated May, 1919 by which the appellants sold to the respondents
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    NEW EPIDEMIC.
    65 5 Reuter. New Toik, Jnly 26.—Alarming reports of outbreaks of disease in the cotton growing region of tbe Booth, are rt ported. lt is stated that a hundred thousand persons are stricken with pellagra. It is that at least ten thousand will die. The epidemic is said to be
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    INDIAN BOYCOTT SCHEME.
    45 5 Reuter. Bombay, July 26.—Gandhi and the Ali brothers are campaigning Bombay Presidency for a complete boycott of foreign cloth by Aug. 1, urging numerous meetings daily to destroy foreign-made clothes or send them outside India for the relief of the poor.—Reuter. l
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    176 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Peu.m-, Joly 27.—iwo Malays at the Assises were acquitted on a charge of mu'd«riug ore W >ng At Woo near Buki; Mertsjam oil April 13. The defence was »n alibi. The trial has stltted of CA Mc Keon on charges of using a forged
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    139 5 At the annual general meeting of the Eng Wah Kok Association, held on the 24th inst., at 25, Peck Seahstreet, the following gentlemen were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year:-President, Mr. Tan Tiam Tee (re-elected) i vice-president, Mr. Ong Chin Kee hon. secretary, Mr. Sng Ah Piew hon. asst. secretary,
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    Sport.
    118 5 FOOTBALL. SEA DEFENCES II r. STRAITS TRADING* In the second league fixture at Pulo Brani yesterday the Sea Defences II defeated the Straits Trading Co, by two goals to nil. The Sea Defences scored soon after the start from a penalty and scored again in the second half. The
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    BOXING.
    654 5 AMATEUR TOURNAMENT. On another page will be found a preliminary advertisement of a big amateur boxing tournament on Aug. 10, 11, 12 and 13 to decide the feather weight, light weight and middle weight amateur championship of Malaya, open to all genuine amateurs. The referee will be Mr. K
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    THE TURF.
    74 5 THE PENANG RACES. Mr J B David, of Singapore, was the most successful owner at the recent Penang races He won three TRcea and hi* tioraea secureU second pkce three times. M L Phillips was next with three wins arfl two BCC F l o'Connor was the most
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    CRICKET.
    152 5 INTER-STATE EVENT. Commenting- upon the selection of the Selangor cricket team to meet Singapore this week-end nt Kuala Lumpur, the Malayan Leader" snys: We fancy the selection committee will have cause to regret that they have underrated the batting strength of Singapore and selected only two bowlers, Huggins and
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    GOLF.
    82 5 X G C COMPETITIONS. The following have qualified to compete for the Keppel Golf Club Keppel Cup: Tradewell vs. Montgomerie. Tryner vs. Jackson. Campbell vs. Binnie. Paterson vs. Adamson. Fenwick vs. Brownie. Smith vs. Weatherstone. Thomas vs. Jamieson. Cullen vs. Millar. The first round is to be completed before
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    YACHTING.
    77 5 THE GOVERNOR'S CUP. There will be no yacht race next Sunday, owing to the holidays. This will give the boats with new sails an opportunity of getting their gear into trim before the next event. it is with the greatest pleasure that we are able to announce that His
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    41 5 L L T C TOURNAMENT. Yesterday'm Play. Championship Pairs. Miss Brooke and Mr. Cantrell beat Mrs. Dorrington Ward and Mr. Summer ha yea, 6—0, 6 —2. Mrs. Connell and Mr. Cameron beat Mrs. Schafer and Mr. Edwards, 6—4, 6—0.
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    ATHLETICS.
    199 5 VICTORIA BRIDGE SCHOOL SPORTS. Th- annual sports of the Victoria Bridge School will be held on Saturday, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Lady Shaw has kindly consented to distribute the prizes and football medals. The sports will take place on Raffles School ground. OUTRAM-ROAD SCHOOL SPORTS. The annual atultlic -porta
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    HOCKEY.
    115 5 A P C vs. STAFFORDS. The result of yesterday's hockey match at Tanglin, A P C va. Sergeants of the Staffords, was a draw of 4 goals all. Srurt scored two goals lor the A P C during the first half. On the resumption Lloyd added another for the
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    55 5 Since January the services of 157 estate aasistanta have been dispensed with on the East Coast of Sumatra owing to the rubber slump We regret to learn of the death of Mr L C Bleaehmore of the Government Surveys, whioh took place et Kuala Kangear on Friday evening, the eauae
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    Municipal Commission.
    802 5 Motions and Questions for Friday. Bad Drainage aad Mosquitoes, Tbe following motions and questions will come ap ai the ordinary meeting of tie Singapore Municipal Commission to-morrow Notice of motion by Mr Brown i That this meetiog of Municipal Commissioners of Singapore empbasisos the necessity of strict compliance
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    48 5 The Boy Scouts headquarters will be iv the old Post Office buildings, 1-utrance back of Port Health office, as from August 1. Officers and patrol leaders are invited to be present (in uniform) on Friday August 5, at 8.30 p m, when the headquarters will be officially opened,
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    Federal Council.
    287 5 The Governor's Review of Rubber Position. Lack of Co-Operatiea, (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 27.—The meeting of the Federal Oounotl was resumed this morniog, when H E the High Commissioner delivered a speech dealing with the rubber situation. His Excellency said that the Java Conference had
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    31 5 Fred Waterhoune Co, Ltd, Singapore, Jnly 23. To-day's closing rubber quotations ere as under New York --jfe c.blcs LouJou —Id, Singapore 27 c a. Tone of in* Market: —Weaker.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    40 5 I u'oljck 2 noon, Jaly 28. Pal« Ribbi-d. Or«>pe Bmok~ii 8h CiaingPruea Closing Prioee. Bu)ert setlt-rt Buyers r>«-ll.«rt. Fpot 27 27$ Aa* 274 28 Sept 29 30 Oot to Dro 32 33 Ton? of autket:—Steady.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s. REPORT.
    93 5 Singapore, July 28. Silver 39. Hongkong 24 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $45. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—A little business passing. Tins.—Taipings $1,124 to $1.17V5, Norths $1,324 to $1.40, Souths 724 to 774 cents, Rawangs 624 to 70 cents, Menglembus 35-to 424 cents, Papans 624
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    15 5 Mr A Hood-Begg, of Messrs, Guthrie and Co, and Mrs Hood-Begg are visiting Kuala Lumpur.
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      505 5 PBASEB CHALMERS Engineering Works. Magna! Hoasa, a and 63, BoMaaoa Boad. Slagapara. ELECTRIC LIFTS For Passengers or Goods. QUOTATIONS GIVEN FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS. PROPRIETORS the General Electric Co ltd (Inoorfr .rated c England.) NOSTROLINE. Why sufier misery for davs and nights with a bad cold when you can avoid or
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    The Share Market.
    703 6 Latest Prices Quoted utv tha Market. Singapore, July £8. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Shane Brokers, iarae tha fallowing list of quotations. Rubber. Dollar Share*. Issue Values Buyers Sellers 1 Allenby 0.20 0.30 1 Alor Gajah 1.10 1.25 2 Amalgamated Maly 1.50 2.00 5 Ayer Hi
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    Mining Shares.
    124 6 Bayer. Sellens Kampong Kamuating 83s 42s Kinta norn Kinta Association 6.00 700 7 X. D. Ayer Weng i.oo Hitam 1.50 1.70 Jelantoh 0.60 0.80 Kramat Pulai Lingui 4.50 4.80 Malayan Tin 85s 45a Malayan Collieries 14.00 15.00 Menglemba 0.30 0.40 Middleton 10.00 North Taiping 1.30 1.40 Nawng Pet
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    NONIAS.
    387 6  -  (By C J Koh. This is possibly tbe first tins any writer has brought tbe matter of Chinese nonlas before tbe reading public At present, however, English-speaking ncnias are not so rare as one may be at first inclined to suppose, and apologies msy here be dispensed with. Noniasare
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    265 6 Dispatches from Detroit report festivities in connexion with the sompletion of the 8,000,000 th Ford ear. The machine was installed in the Ford Museum with civic honours, beside the original oar, whioh beraped through the city streets more than 20 years ago. On the application of Mr Hamilton Gladstone, a
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    PENANG'S NEXT "R. C."
    90 6 It is greatly to be hoped thai when Mr Hall retires, as it is said be will, in tbe spring of next year, lhe Governor will send as a married Resident Councillor and not some crasly old btcbelor. Social life in Penang, never obtrusively gay, suffers
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    31 6 Rhio, from Bagan 28 7. Ranee, from Eoantan 28 7. Kaka, from Malacca 28 7. Artreus, from Birkenhead 28.7. Circe, from Dell 38-7. Klang, from Penang 28 7.
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    50 6 The following non resident fellows of tbe R jal Colonial EaotitSJte have been elected British North Bn'n<?o. —U P N Wade (Jesselton;, 1M S— A Wellington, dR C 8 LROP I Kuala Lumpar) Sarawak —H E V W-rd (din). Sbrais Settbmtnts, —P B Macdonald, M D, D P H iSingapotfi.)
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