Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIM r -No. 176 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JULY 2*. 1921.
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      76 1 The maim tribuie 0 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE phone Mo. I'll. SQBSCRIPTION BATES Payable In Advance P«r aauum p#r quarter I a.75 I Postage Extra 50'ota. par month. I I [Si j j •»adE MArk HEAD OFFICE: I 61, KLINC STREET. I Our Plant is most up-to-date, erected at enormous cost,
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      29 1 SUN S COMPANY suppliee AU Photographic Materials Hi The Bight Place tor Amateurs U Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BO AD, I SINGAPORE Phone 650. j
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    11 2 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    SUPERFICIAL JUDGMENTS.
    237 2 From 44 CO viMONaENtiE I have perused with pleasure senaible article from the pen of MrC J Kob (reprodaced from yoar paper by one of yoar contemporariesi, and I commend his pointed reference to the s upid mistake of the unthinking, shallow, uncultared classes in England who judge
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    EASTERN TOURS LTD.
    109 2 Company to be Wound Up. A notification in the Osteite cf j India Hated Jaly 9 states that lat an ex'raordinary general meeting 'of Easte.n Tonrs Ltd. held at Lindsay sreer, Calcntts, on June 29, 192!. r< solutions w-re pnsseii I that the cmpsny c%nn>t by rCOjOca
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    ALL RUBBER SHOES.
    133 2 Leather Done Away With. An all.rubber shoe that so closely resembles the ordinary leather artich in appearance that even the inventor cannot tell the difference is being pu on tbe British market by a Dutch firm. Wben tbe soles get worn on: you take the shoes not
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    82 2 Tbe death rate per mille for the week ending Jnly 16 was 32.51. Tin total nnmber of deaths was 251 ot which 170 were males and 81 fe males. Two Europeans and 6 Eurasians died, also 197 Qbinese, 27 Malay's, 16 Indians. Convulsions caused 17 deaths, phthisis 33,
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      828 2 HE GAVE HIS BLOOD. A SOLDIER'S BATTLEFIELD SACRIFICE. Much interest was aroused recently by an offer of £20 to any healthy person who would sarviSce a P" l blood to save a child's life. Blood transfusion is by no means uncommon, and there are many cases that are never brought
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      580 2 AUCTION SALE OF About 30 to. h of teak timber consisting of pqnhre balusters, floor boards, scannings, plarks, joists, co tings, etc. To b* held at Messrs lnaMcfll Timber Yard, Cavtonmen- Road, ll WEDNESDAY, Auq 3, at 2 80 p m. N*>w on Vi w POWELL AND CO, LTD, Auctioneers,
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      154 2 THE ECSTACY OF FEELING WELL. No one can know the testacy of feeling well unless they have suffered the agonies of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica, or other acuto forms of pain, and then been cured. We have thousands of letters which express this ecstacy of feeling the pain go, the ecstacy
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      323 2 CIGARETTES peocaciEs m Of I 1 NOTHING FINER BOTTLED or CANNED H 'Tfce //as/ requisites wti& CROSSE DLACKWELU wm*r De//c<r*c/?y j/- x Qu-drfy. Parity sine/ Hpesfinoss. a v 3© VintbM of SOUPS .S Vonet.se of POTTED v.EATS. Oxfdpo sausajGes oatmlal. ©»us viNfx*Aß n> --ii-" '•|miHM,r CROSSE BLACKVVEIX w 2?' If**
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      172 2 5 B. THE ABLE INDIAN PHYSIcI Malaya Hot*," No, Ito, Middle Road, Si ngaptre 21 J** assured 0 f splendid preparation of Medici curing- tha following diie-*l faf Cold, Catarrh, Headache, Ear-pain, Giddiness, TfiH Running of the Nose, NWrt 1, •tc., in less than two minute»,*' Will be going to
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      751 3 f A.T THE POPULAR PHOTO PLAY HOUSE EM Pi RE Tanjong P** B,l R° a( Trams Pass the Door From THURSDAY, July 28, Jo SUNDAY, July 31. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 30 p MAMOY CHIP BTSK UNIVERSITY lv 2 Parts. Showin? the University bnildings, grounlp, and i s
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      322 3 TO-NIGHT A SERIAL NIGHT AT THE ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) The Great Vitagraph Serial KE MURING William Duncan, Edith Johnson Joe Byan Leo Maloney A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS In 15 Episodes'or 30 Reels. Firat Show at 7.30 Second Show at 9.15 Be right on Time
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      558 3 "GAIETY" CINEMA PRESENTS CHARLIE CHAPLIN In hli Third Million Dollar Comedy "BUNNYSIDE"; The Pioture the whole of Singapore hae been waiting for A Supporting Breakfast with his Features, roaster is no joy to Cbanie, but bard- tbe 2rd Show ship cannot kill At 93° romance, and with 0 his poetical
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    185 4 To-day. July 29. High Tides.—4.13 a.m., 4.27 p.m. Municipal Commissioners, 2.15. St. Andrew'! School Sports, Raffles ground, 2.30. B. Scouts: IX Troop, 5.15. Staffords' Band, Bot. Gardens, 5.15. freemasonry: St. Michael, 9. Bandman Opera Co., Victoria Theatre, "Afgar," 9.30. To-morrow, July 30. High Tides.—5.40 a.m., 5.33 p.m.
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    29 4 ENGAGEMENT. The is annnanced between Mr. W.i|Um AthUtsn A«ria and Miu V* r a Idric V*lg*. Penang and F. M, 8. papcri oopj. 29 7 29 7
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    DEATH.
    54 4 Loh. At No. 24. Buffalo R>ad, Singapore, on the 23rd July j921 vr" h i; D m 0f Chop Loh Sarp', No. 601, North Bridge Road. A?ed 75 yean, l'nneral will take place on Sunday th* 3l«t in.tant the cortege leaving So 24,Boff«loRoad, •I 13 noon for Xhcn>ion R^ad
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    "MALAYAN " ATHLETICS.
    876 4 "MALAYAN ATHLETICS. At last steps are being taken dennitely to dispose of the anomaly connected with the organisation known as the Amateur Athletic Association of British Malaya. No apology is needed for discussing this subject in our editorial columns, it jg 0 f au importance extending outside the region of
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    231 4 A mail will close for Australasia by the s s Marella at noon to-morrow. The freight rate for rubber Singapore to New York, was yesterday reduced to twelve dollars a ton The engagement is announced between Mr. William Athelstan Aeria end Miss Vera Idris Velge. A meeting of all members
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    Rubber Crisis.
    265 4 Some Dutch Interests Against Restriction. Mr Duncan's Cable. (From Onr Own Correspondent.) Ku*la Lemper. Jsly 2SL -Tbe Malay Mail correspondent at Colombo wires that a London cable of Jaly 24 says Bir Bots aud the other delegates of the RGA conferred with the Dstch growers at tbe Hague,
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    BANDMAN OPERA CO.
    251 4 "Oh! Joy," Tbe 1921 Bandman Op- ra Com. < psny op'ord tbeir season at tbe Victoria Theatre laat night wi h a very successful presentation of the popular London musical farce, 4 Ob Joy," by Gay Bolton and P G Wodehoase (music by J-rome Kearn). There was
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    45 4 The McKeon* Case, P«nng sentence on MoKeon of fcur months' rigorous, ~i d the wa h ht v«ew of tbe jury's re evil 1° F° L Wer of rp ««tance to Alleged Breach of Trust in with "ttfisrjit «ra falsifying the firm's books.
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    83 4 It is rumoured that Mr E S Hose SSLTtwS; of SeUn! retfrT. c H n Mr 01iver Marks stores fsj September. Mr lS%t Keoreri v 'he boxi. g n^rt Vi„l Promoled Star Opera Hall Mt Frl Jfcy c*e* 'J* (in conjnnctlon whh Mr f. ..ff, rirg Pwion Mte con.. •»n»on
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    Whose Dead Body?
    433 4 Triangular TEiTlnj u Tamil. ""S Conflicting Phnu,,^ In the case reported yesterri which three Cantonese w *re1 with murder the jury f' r*** not guilty on the sufficient evidence and the were discharged. accu **d The next cue. comm eocal morning, wm of Mus J*! *> ter.
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    CHINESE UNEMPLOYED.
    55 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. July 29.—At a public meeting in the Chinese town hail it was stated that 300 Chinese unskilled labourers were unemployed and svisg on charity and the relief fund. It was also stated that a scheme he founding a home for destitutes waito be
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    300 4 The committee of the untitled Fraternal Uuicn request tte compatr of all members to special s tiflin v their club hoase on Sunday st 12-30 Pm. precisely, on tbe occasion of their third anniversary ctlebrstiju. A Chinese singing party will be v attendance. All numbers will be heartily welcome. Mr
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      385 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated In the Straita Settlements; 36, PHILLIP STREET. BINGAPOBE. The anoeeaffal Tenderers for the anpply of Artiolea and Eogineeri Btoree to tin Siuga. ore for the period ending 3 lit Deoainb.r, 1921. New Shipments Juat Reoalved Yale Br or Be Lever Pad look*, Yale and Townio
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    PACIFIC QUESTIONS.
    193 5 THE DUTCH INDIES AND 1 MEXICO. Clear Understanding Essential. Reuter. London, Jaly 26.-Reuter in an rtth oritatiTe statement from a Japalosrce sajs the inference to be Urn from the absence of a reply t?£Sm Itions, is that probably there has S an hitherto no definite programme £rhe minds
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    MISSIONARY INFLUENCE.
    150 5 Germans Are Suspects. Reuter. London, July 26.—The secretary of the worid alliance for promoting international friendship through the churches, recently wrote to the Colonial Indian and Foreign Offices, suggesting that German missionaries be allowed to resume work in certain British territories. Mr. hurchill replied that the war snowed
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    SAVING THE CHILDREN.
    163 5 Fund's Good Work. Reuter. London, July 26.—At the annual meetiag of the Council of the S«ve tte Children Fund, held in London, Lord Weardale, who presided, said mat £552,735 was received in the past year. There were 170,000 ujrect subscribers, in addition to thousands of anonymous helpers.
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    PALESTINE ANTIQUITIES.
    93 5 Reuter. London, July 26.—The* Colonial Office has received reports from I'aiestute, showing the valuable results of the Antiquities Ordinance. Tie great cloisters, with which Htrod had adorned his birthplace, were ldenttfed and excavated al Ascolon, while the hexagonal court, with mosaic pavements and ambulatory was uncovered in the
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    TRAIN ROBBERS.
    54 5 Reuter. P»ru, July 26.—The robber* on I n Pans-Marseillea train secured of f6,000. The communis, deMorrucci, shaken out of his s!t *p started to explain that he was communist. The bandits replied: Di *ty boutgeois, give up your jttouey" whereupon Morrucci handM oy er his purse with sixteen
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    NAVAL MATTERS.
    249 5 FRENCH DEFENSIVE NEEDS. The World's Fleets. Reuter. Parte, Jaly 22 —In a speech at Havre, in connection with the French naval week, M. Millerand said that in view of the Anglo-French naval collaboration daring the war, it wat impossible tbat the inevitable clouds throagh which they were passing
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    91 5 Reforms Foreshadowed. Reuter. Manilla, July 27.—General Leonard Wood Cameron Forbes, exGovernor of the Philippines, who was specially commissioned to investigate the conditions in the Philippines, is making a preliminary report to President Harding this week. It is understood the report foreshadows final recommendations which are expected to include
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    THE PELLAGRA EPIDEMIC.
    82 5 Reuter. Washington, July 26.—President Harding has requested the public health and Red Cross officials immediately to investigate and ascertain how the Government can releive the situation in the Southern cotton belt arising from the epidemic of pellagra. President Harding is of opinion that the epidemic ard the
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    AGRICULTURAL CHANGE.
    68 5 Reuter. London, July 26.-The House of Commons has read a third time by 193 votes to 66, the Bill repealing the Agriculture Act and abolishing guaranteed prices after this year's harvest, about which a supplementary estimate of nineteen millions sterling was presented, and substituting, for the Wages Board,
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    CROWN WINS
    52 5 Reuter. London, July 26.-The Lewis gun claim, mentioned yesterday, ended in judgment for the Crown, after the eviSnce of Sir Eric Geddes and others that they did not recollect any reference made to taxation when the contract for the acquisition of the Lewis gun was bemg negotiated in
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    THE MAURETANIA.
    43 5 Reuter. London, July 26.-The embers of the Mauretania blazed up at midnight and tha fire was not extinguished Sftto early hours of this The damage is estimate* .t&OjOOO and it will be ««>n*.W«totou retania is fit for going to sea. Reuter.
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    MESPOT HEAT WAVE.
    40 5 Reuter. Basara, July 26.-A record heat wave has resulted in many deaths Imong British, Indians and The Lximum temperature in the EJ has averaged 124 degrees for Jf atrS the highest being 129 degrees on 16th inst.-Reuter.
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    COPRA MARKET.
    44 5 Meter* Barlow and Co report bnw ni market has During the week tm fluctuated within narrow i closed at prices a shade lower v i-i. week large amount of So* 2 Standard $12.00 to 2 50 So, i Standard tll.W to 112.00
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    PARLIAMENT.
    216 5 PROSPECTS OF NEW SESSION. The Irish Problem. Reuter. London, July 24 —In the House of Commons, Mr Chamberlain said be hoped that Parliament would be prorogued on Aug. 26, but he foreshadowed ths possibility of its being summoned in November or December to pass tbe legislation necessary to give
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    HOLLAND'S MINISTRY.
    91 5 Cabinet Crisis Solved. Reuter. The Hafcue, Jaly 27 —Ihe Cabinet orisis bas been solved by reconstruc tion of the Ministry. The mayor of Arnhem, Jonkheer D J Qeer, belonging to the historic Christian party, succeeds De Vries, the anti-revolu tionary, as Minister of Finance, and Van D k,
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    S C F A MEETING.
    324 5 Tribute to Mr Lim Kee Cheok. The S C F A held their tenth annual general meeting in the boardroom of the S C R C yesterday after* noon, Mr Lim Kee Cheok presiding. The committee's report having been read and confirmed, the business of
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s. REPORT.
    103 5 Singapore, July 29. Silver 39**. Hongkong 23 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $45. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.— Very little business passing. Tins— Taipings $1.10 to $1.15, Norths $1.32 Vt to $1.40, Souths 72 4 to 77 1 cents, Rawangs 65 to 70 cents, Papans
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    37 5 Reuter. London, July 27.—In a historical scene, with oldtime ceremonial, tbe Maharao of Kutch and Srinivasa Sastri, the representatives of India at the Empire conference, were presented with the freedom of the City at the QuildhalL-R -nter.
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    Sport.
    449 5 FOOTBALL. U E DEFEAT LMj. A rather poor game was provided by the United Engineers and the UnitecUßanks in their encounter in the second division of the S F A. League yesterday on the Reclamation Ground The United Engineers showed some improvement on recent form and won by two
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    331 5 SINGAPORE OPEN CHAMI'IONSHII*. Reuter. Play in this event will begin on Tuesday next. Already three scratchings have to be announced. These are M Toniizawa, U Nakamura anu J Utermark, who give walk-overs to E E de Souza, iokio Koizumi and W D isser respectively. De Souza and Koizumi
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    ATHLETICS.
    25 5 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SPORTS. The Indian Elementary School's fourth annual sports will be held at the Malay Volunteer ground, Bras Basah-road, at 2.80 to-morrow afternoon.
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    BOXING.
    524 5 LAST NIGHTS BOUTS. Guest Refuses to Fight. Reuter. (By Wanderer.") Some real good boxing was displayed at the Liberty Hall last night. The theatre was crowded, and the whole event went olf successfully. ihe first contest was between Yiew Hee and Tan Boon Twee. The former was by far
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    CRICKET.
    241 5 THE FOURTH TEST. Australians Do Badly. Reuter. London, July 27.—0n the reopening at Manchester, the weather was fine and there was an attendance of 12,000. The wicket was soft from overnight rain. England had made 362 the previous day for four wickets and declared. The wicket was not difficult
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    SWIMMING.
    67 5 S C H loo YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP. By inadvertence, ws have our When and Where diary the 100 yards club championship as Sunday fixture at the Swimming Club. There is no special event at the Club on Sunday. The race referred to will take place, as shown on the fixture
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    THE TURF.
    156 5 SELANGOR T C ENTRIES. Reuter. The entries for the first day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting are Races 1 and 7. Wendy, Gay Lad, Mimic, Jill, Orthez, Avro, Nankin, Nightgown. Race 2. Wauk Over, Peace, Petit Noir, Gentle Eva. Races 3, 5 and 8, Observation, Mollis Mac,
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    A SINGAPORE STADIUM.
    111 5 Secrets will oat. News bas been published of a soheme for a big sports ground for Singapore, under the auspices of a wsalthy syndissts of iiilsential Chinese sportsmen. We had known of this for some time, bat on request had aaid nothing about it (or fear of
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    29 5 Free Water Souse Co, 144. Singapore, Jaly 29. To-day's dosing rubber quotations are aa under New York.—l 3 eta. London.—6sd. Singapore 26 cts. lone of the Market:—Weak.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    43 5 1 o'clock 2 uooo, Jaly 29. Pale Ribbed. Crepe Smoked Sh. Closing Price* Closing Prioee. Buyers Sullen Buyers Sellers. Spot 2« 26* g 26 27 a 5 27 27* Oct to Dto 29 SO Tons of market: —Wssk.
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    27 5 Reuter. London, July 27.— Owing to a prolongation ot the deliberations at cbe Imperial oonferenco, Gen Smuts has postponed his departure for Sou'.h Africa until Aug B—Beater
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      127 5 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. NOTICE. Mr. A- H. Todd has b*en app lot*d Secretary anl Treasurer of the Singapore Sporting Club ai from August la!, 1921. All oommuoi oationa and erqairiei ahould be ad drecaed to the beoretary at the Club's ffioes, 3, Malacca Street. By order of the Committee, R.
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    Rubber and Share Market.
    90 6 Chamber of Commerce Report Singapore, July 27. Catalogued 1,635,674 lb*, 730.21 tons. Offered 1.394,028 Ibn, 622 33 tons Sold 1,069,997 Ibn, 477 67 tonj. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked 8heet Singapore Standard Cte. per lb. Qnalitv 28 to 28$ Off Quality 50 271 Orepe 1 Singapore Standard
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    346 6 Singapore, July 27. I The market closes quiet. Rubber declined 6 cents, but the small demand for shares which commenced a fortnight ago, still continues and a* few parcels changed hands. Tin improved a little at first but closes £2, down for the period at £160
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    FRASER AND CO'S REPORT.
    203 6 Singapore, July 27. The past week has been actually without feature, with business generally of a retail nature. The fluctuations in our two main commodities have been small, and for most of the week on the decline. Loans shew an easier tendency and sellers prevail, but
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    190 6 The second chapter or episode of that interesting serial photoplay, Cab No. 13," in four reels, will be screened at the Marlborough, tonight, in addition to which there will be a five-act World drama, "His Royal Highness" featuring Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn Greeley and a Pathe Journal. In
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    53 6 As a sampan containing the Rev. Mr Hooker (of the American Bible Society, atatiooed at Cheoogta), snd his family, together with the Uev, Squire (of the China luland Mission, Icnang) was proceeding to a steamer at Ichang on Jane 20, it aptet accidentally. Mr Hooker is missing, hoc all the
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