Malaya Tribune, 22 August 1921

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII. NO. 196 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST, 22, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, AUG. 22, Vj2l.
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      125 1 IE MALAYA TRIBUNE SHIPPING GAZETTE Phone ATI. SUBSCRIPTION RATE 8 Payable In Ad van do P #r quarter 4 Postage Extra 50 cts. per r -onth. Whiteaway's Annual Sale.! TW*» IsSc! on all A^yV^ Underwear L SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS WEEK. Uroal Price $4.50 eaeb. ABRTKX TO CLEAR AT CELLULAR
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      120 1 Sine, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated ie Btraits Settlements. L ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. j Quotations given for complete KlecMc Lighting Power Installations, Full range of Electrical supplies in stock V LB. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "OiCtOflPaph" Telephones. MADSTRONG' Plants, rheideai Lighting Set for Bungalows and Small
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    F.M.S Commerce.
    557 2 Committee Meeting Discusses Rubber Schemes. The following is from the minutes of e meeting of the General Committee of the Federated Malay States Chamber of Commerce held at Messrs Evatt and Co's offices, Ipoh, en August 7: It is resolved to appoint Messrs. C D Mathewson and H
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    CUSTOMERS' CONSOLATION.
    137 2 Mr Str-nley Stone, who was cha'rinan of the Profiteering TribaDal in the City, has been telling tbe Corporation what has been done. He also criticized tbe Act »s well, intentioned but ill conceived, adding that the public for a year past had ceased to consider it effective. The
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    187 2 It has been held in the untitled Division that tbe notorious Houston Stewart Chamberlain, wbo became a naturalised German dun -j the war and reviled England, is a Utrmau national within tbe meaning of the Peace Treaty. He übb consequently forfeited bis life interest; in the settlement made by his
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    CENSUS OF AUSTRALIA.
    131 2 Nearly Million Increase. Melbonrne, Jane 15.—A prelU minary ceneaa count gives tbe population cf the C^moawealth as 5,419,702, an iuciease of 969,721 since 1911. In the individual states the figares are New Soatb Waits, 2,096 393 ;in cre&ne 449,659. Victoria, 1,530,114; increase, 214,563. Queensland, 755,573 increase, 149.76
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    THE JAPANESE TREATY.
    164 2 Must Be Renewed." The iuRUP ef th" Japauesj Treaty is not complicated bur simple. First everything that could p-ssibly involve friciion, much less w«r, with the United States rrust be specifically «nd openly oliminsted from ii. Then, the Treats must be renewed. The Bri ish Empire conld
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    SCOUTS AND GUIDES.
    268 2 In tbe letecioh burly burly of mode m life iv the strife and clash ol men and nati do, there is a refresh ing unity of pnrpo* c and achievement in the twin fraternities which owe thei: txistpnee to tho enthudasm and forefeigb'- of the defender of
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    220 2 The revenue of Selangor for 1920 amounted to $25,697,388.72 as compared with $25,922,875 in 1919, and an estimate of $26,079,435. The expenditure was $37,642,036.33 on an estimate of $35,537,315. On Januajr 1, 1921, the State's assets were $34,812,924.76 and its liabilities $408,714.56. The assets included advances $27,445,728.68 and investments $5,155,618.07.
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      1018 2 WEEDY YOUTHS AND SICKLY GIRLS. Made Strong and vigorous. It ii a mistake to think that Anaemia is only a girls' complaint Girls show she effect of it more plainly than boys. Delayed development, pale lips, breathlessneas, sick headaches and frequent sharp pains call attention to them. But many boys
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      392 2 THERE IS NO^EED FO& YOU to await the Mango Season to joy that delieions f rnit. CANNED MANGO PULP Made from tbe laeoiona part of the Choicest Graft* ed Indian fruit is ALWAYS OBTAINABLE and is FAR MORE DELICIOUS than the fresh fruit sold in Singapore a— ASK YOUR GROCER
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      371 2 The Fom Add a j Spoonful of ife'^ EOVRIL^ j ma&es Me whole dish more nourishing. Y. M. TOYO Co. I JAPANESE Photographic Studio No IS. High Street, SING A. PC HE, 8. S. Telephone 1846--own mm un fNBROirS INJECTION*® |QSSg3 HTCfZXIC PHEStRWTiYE and INFALLIBLE LgMM Pmmr.i Relief for (he
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      222 3 AT THE POPUI :R PPOTO.PLAY HOUSS Tnajoag Fagar R*ad Trams Pass the Door TO-NIGHT IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 p.M. THE WOMAN lit*THE WEB A serial of adventure, intrigue mystery, vengeance and love Id 15 Epia-vlt 3 or 30 Reels, leisode y The Hand of Eoisode 6, Fall Ahead
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      486 3 I he The I! I F.ota FRIDAY. Angne 19, to WEDNESDAY, Angnit 14. AltaffiUbri I Alkamtiri It ie the eely g lh* Ykntrt T tpe theatre fas, A j U A UDD A "Trira- ALnAIVIDI\A I &r*h*itri, m W C^*«2S!^ Tiki Hill for ftfflk and Feature! aerved flittia Intervale. I
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      81 3 ■■wi—M-iiiw im sss^sss LIBERTY HALL, LTD,, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Last Nisjlit at 10 pm saaap X_aasjt HitfMt 1 GREAT SUCCESS OF ALBERT MORROW AN» MARY Mo OREO OR To Night! To-Nlght!! To-Night 11 HOBROW will awaken The Man in a Trance from hit 24 hours sleep to-night at 11 o'clock.
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      271 3 r The Big gen and Bait we have ever presented in one Programme. QUALITY PICTURES CORPORATION Present! The Sovereign of th° Screen FRANCIS X. BUSH M N k BEVERLY BAYNE In 'he Stirring Metro Wonder Play Written by John. 0. Clymer k Hamilton S-nith IN THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE Five Bnperb
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    211 4 To-day Dail m«<»*s in tecret session to oonaider th* IrUh pease terms. The Premier t-mphasißes that these tfrms reprint the limit of conoereion. The Lord Chancellor ia pessimistic, anticipating civil war on a large BcaU. Sir Frederick Lewis gives an idea of tb t fl'-ctu of the slump
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    69 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Meters Sa*i Cheng He-, Se*t Cheng Lin, Beet Cheng Bwi, Se«t Gneng Toan and their respects f«»Oi. i beg to thank aii those who rendered assis.auce iv their sad bereuvetnent and also those who Not letter of telegrams, wrt-atLiS and Cbiutsa sorolls on the d-H L ot
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    "IRRE VOCABLE."
    922 4 14 Irrevocable," it is reported, is the decision of Mr Winston C hurchill, Secretory of State for the Colonies, not to sanction legislation for the compulsory restriction of the output of rubber in Malaya. The policy that "conditions must right themselves" is reaffirmed. This can only be because
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    923 4 Reuter. Athens, Aug 19.—The death hae occurred of the Ex-Prtmier Rallis.— Paris, Aug 19.—According to "L'Echo de Paris," Marshal Joffra will sail on September 2 for Japaa on a spetial mission.—Reuter. The Chief Justice, Sir Waltar S Shaw, returned from Penang thia morning and will continue with eases on the
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    THE PACIFIC.
    658 4 PREMIER ON nUltoli, POS IBILITIES Chinas Participation. Reuter. London, Au lb.-In tne House Common*, M: Lloyd Georgi rev ing the Imp. rial Conference, on Japan's 10. al interpretation of th alhance, enab ng us to guarantee th transport of overseas troops W h would otherwise have bee. inpoMi
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    139 4 Mr. John untitled stead Bros., Ffptnimh rill ft E.C* a director of several robber-] M companies, left estate of the gross value of £24 59. No furthe information has fH reached Pens lg about the v. reck of the Eastern SM}pqpg Ce'a steamer Perli*. The -teamer Lian C'hoo has been
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      211 4 CHOICE SELECTION Of Useful Presents in Stiver and Best Quality E. P. N. S. CRUET SETS Complete Pet. Size 2 in. $15.50 Individual Peppers 3.75 eaoh Mustards «.75 Salts 5.75 Also a wide range of Solid Silver condiment sets in plush lined cases. ROBINSON eo.. Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore.) SINGAPORE.
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      317 4 i GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in the Straita Settlements. 36, PHILLIP STBBBT, SINGAPOBB. The Buooeeaful Tenderers for the sripply of mtsoellanr>otit Artloles and Engineers Stores to the bingapore Manioipality for the period ending 81st Deoumber, 1921. Nflfcw Bhipmunti Just Raoaivad Yale Bronse Lever Padlooks, Yale and Townio Chain Polley
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    IRELAND'S FATEFUL HOUR.
    404 5 Britain Cannot Alter the Terms of Her Offer. Dail Uraann Decides To-day. Reuter. London, Aug 10.-The Sinn Fein .uthonties at Dublin announce that B ,j Eireann will consider the reply I the British proposals in a private H sion on Aug. 22. it is understood that Dail
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    PRINCE OF WALES' TOUR.
    127 5 The Visit to Japan. Reuter. London, Aug. 19.—While no official announcement has yet been made, it is nderstood the Prince of Wales will p r BStd to Japan in 1922 on the con- i of his visit to India.—Reuter. London, Aug. 20.—The "Times" referring to the
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    KING OF MESOPOTAMIA.
    56 5 Kmir Feisul Elected. Reuter. bad, Aug. 20.—The Daily '4«. correspondent at Cair > r-Utes tkdmm mail message from Bagdad announce? that the Mesopotamia re- mkm resulted in the unanimous nof the Emir Feisul as King ef Mfsonotamia. Three hundred thousand persons km lacked to Bagdad to participate
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    NEW WATER GLIDER.
    70 5 Reuter. London, Aug. 19.—The "Journal of Commerce" announces that satisfactory trials have been completed at Sione, France, with a new type of *ater glider, fitted with a six cylinder tor. ordered by the Chinese Govirwatnt for the conveyance of merchandise and passengers on the great rr-ers. The
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    SHIPPING WAR.
    60 5 Reuter. Londoa, Aug. 19—A further law has just been passed in France, stipulating that the French State's of cargo steamers must be sold b v July 21, 1923. It is evident that iQBati owners have to face serious during the next few years, the huge fleet 41 the
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    DEFENCE OF BATTLESHIPS.
    61 5 Reuter. VaAsngtoa, Ang M*.—General Pershing has officially reported o» th recent bombing tests. He the retention of battleships »nd is of opinion that while aero P'*ae« and snbmarines bave added »battleship's dangers, the latter ■Jl remain the chief defence at sea, *Me isfe naTigatioa for purposes of
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    HOLLAND'S TRADE.
    29 5 Reuter. London, Aug 20—The trad* '«■nu of Holland for July show a p «eaie In imports of seventeen lllion Mid exports sixteen million fln compared with Jene,—
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    THE SLUMP.
    151 5 Effect on Shipping. Reuter. London, Aug. 19.—An illustration of the effects of the world trade Stomp on shipping was given at the annual meeting of Furness Withy and Co. The chairman, Sir Frederick Lewis, recalled that two years ago he estimated the gross freights of British nipping at
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    SIEESIAN PROBLEMS.
    108 5 Reuter. London, Aug. 19. —The Morning Post" correspondent at Paris says that V-scount Ishii has convoked a meeting of the Council of the League for Aug. 29, at Geneva, to consider the Silesian question. Preliminary arrangements will then be made, after which the real discussion will be ad>urned
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    ALLEGED SINN FEINERS.
    53 5 Reuter. London, Aug. 20.—Twelve alleged Sinn Feiners have been acquitted at Edinburgh on charges of conspiracy to murder in connection with an attack on a prison van in Glasgow on May 4. One of the prisoners has been re-arrested in connection with the escape from a prison
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    OIL FUEL SYSTEM.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Aug. 19.-Messrs. J P Coats have inaugurated an important installation of oil-burning apparatus at their Paisley thread mills. Large units of th. old boilers have been converted. The results are excellent and there is every prospect of an extension of the oil fuel system.-Reuter.
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    LOWER WAGES.
    39 5 Reuter. New York, Aug 20.-Thc United State! Steel Corporation announce that in view of the low selling price of steel, another reductionli» *ag Will be made, in day labour from thirty-seven to thirty cents per houi. —Reuter.
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    ANOTHER STRIKE.
    10 5 Reuter. LiUe Aug. 19.-Fifty thousand are and Tonz:eoing.—R««*#r.
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    STARVING RUSSIA
    245 5 TERRIBLE PLIGHT OF CHILDREN. The Relief Measures. Reuter. Berlin, Aug 19.-A telegram from sufferers from starvation have penetrated to Olgapol in the Ukraine, robbing and plundering the villages and colliding with the local peasantry. A telegram from Helsingfors says that Lunacharsky, commissary for education, has written in the
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    LEASE OF PETROGRAD.
    50 5 Reuter. London, Aug. 19. —Donald Macleod's weekly report says it is reported that an English financial group has secured a long lease from the Soviet of the port of Petrograd. If this is carried out, it should prove of great value to the shipping of all nations.—
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    416 5 Inspector R J Farquharson succeeds Mr P Gilroy as Chief Inspector, Kedah State Police. We regret to learn says the Pinang Gazette," that Mr J D Kemp is suffering from a bad attack of fever. At the last meeting of the council oi the Royal Colonial Institute amongst those present
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    Sport.
    376 5 BOXING. THE S S AND F M S CHAMPIONSHIPS. Mr. F C Johnson, organiser of the S S and F M S boxing 1 championship tournament in aid of the European and Asiatic Unemployment Funds, writes: I should like to thank through the medium of the «press, on behalf
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    LODGE JOHORE ROYAL.
    138 5 B II the Sultan's Absence. As announced on riatarday, H H the Sultan of Jobore was unable, through Bftrioas illness, to be present at the Installation ceremony wbicb was to have beeu held in his honour at the regular meeting of Lodge Jobore Ro>al, at Johore B&hra
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    287 5 Mr L Stuart-Ball, advocate and solicitor, who h*s beeu hern for some months past, has opeued offices at No 2 Robinson-road. On the remaining charge against Lieut. A E Thompson, of the Wilts. Regt. stationed at Hongkong the Court Martial has promulgated sentence—a reprimand. The accused officer was found not
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    Chefalo and Palermo.
    534 5 A Really First-Class Show. There was qui e a good attendance a» the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night, when the Ohefalo and Palermo Co gave the first entertainment of tbeir season here. When the public realise tbe real worth of the show, however, the seating capacity of
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    REGISTRATION OF SCHOOLS.
    227 5 Tka following Government Notification regarding the Registration of Schools Ordinance is published, and is on the same lines as the F M S notification, which has already appeared in these columns The Secretary of State has notified His Excellency the Governor that the Registration of Schools Ordinance,
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    42 5 A cable has been received stating that the dinner of the Malayan Association in London has been fixed for October 20, when the guests will include ladies. The address of the British Association of Malaya is 52, Gracethurch-street, London, E C. 5.
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 5 Singapore, Aug 22. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-]6d. Demand 2$ 8 13-l6d. Private 3 months sight 2s 4Vid On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 162 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2t) p.c. pm. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 69 Vi On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 135 On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    45 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug 22. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot Sept. Oct. to Dsc. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 28 29 Sept. 28 fc 29 Vi Oct. to Dec. 31 31 Vs Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    51 5 Singapore, Aug 22. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—13% cts. London.—8d. Singapore.—27 V4 to 28 cts. Tone of market:—Steady. A London cable gives crepe at 8'Ad and sheet at 8d, for Aug 2U to 22. Tin on Saturday was $76 200 tons being
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    104 5 Singapore, AugUßt 22, Silver 38Vi. Hongkong 20 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $45Vi. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—Small enquiries, very little business passing. Tins.—Taipings $1 to $1.10, Norths $1.25 to $1.30, Souths 65 to 70 cents, \awngpets $1.45 to $1.50, Rawangs do to 65 cents,
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    80 5 The death rate per mille for the week ending Aug 6 was 35.10. The total number of deaths was 271 of which 198 were males and 73 females. One European and one Eurasian died, also 193 Chinese, 48 Malays, 22 Indians. Convulsions caused 24 deaths, phthisis 38, malarial
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    68 5 The China Mail Steamship Company's steamer Nile, while proceeding from Hongkong to Shanghai, reported by wireless the rescue of a crew of se en from a derelict junk adrift in Foremosa Channel. A Johore Government Gazette Extraordinary says His Highness the Sultan records with deep regret the death of Dr
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      283 5 PHASER CHALMEBC Engineering Works. Magnet House, 62 and 63, Boblnson Bond, Singapore. ELECTRIC LIFTS For Ptssengers or Goods. QUOTATIONS GIVEN FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS. PROPRIETORS the General Electric Co., lid Incorporated in Ksglard.; We beg to advise our rat-cy customers that "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Records have been reduced in Price Plum
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    Sport.
    814 6 CRICKET. Reuter. THE LOCAL TOURNAMENT. Two more drawn games were played on the padang on Saturday in the local cricket league, on wickets which were a little softened by the morning's rain. P S AND LAW v SERVICES. There was an even contest between the Public Services and Law
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    1083 6 j JAPAN'S DAVIS CUP WINS. New York, Aug 19.—1n the Davis Cup Kumagae (Japan) beat Sleem (India) 9—7, 6—l, 6—l Shimidxu (Japan) beat Fyzee (India) 6—2, 6—l, 9—7. Except for the first set, when Sleem's great placing enabled him to work the Japanese out of position, the match
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    THE TURF.
    287 6 IPOH RACE RESULTS. 7L Reuter. (From Our Own Correspondent). lpoh, Aug 29.—Glorious weather favoured the lpoh race meeting, which attracted a record gathering including H H the Sultan of Perak. The going was easy and there were many close finishes. H H the Sultan distributed the prizes at
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    WATER POLO.
    193 6 S C S v. STAFFORDS. At the Swimming Club yesterday morning there was a well contested water polo match between the Statfords and a Club side, the latter of moderate strength with several of the leading players absent. The teams were S C S.—Cameron Davidson and Hopkia Parish
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    FOOTBALL.
    136 6 SELANGOR BEATS PENANG. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lam pur, Aug 20.—At soccer for the Malaya Cup, Selangor scored five goals to Penang's one. One who saw the game sends us the following comment Selangor has a fine strong team, all big fellow*. Singapore will need good big on-s
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    YACHTING.
    440 6 YESTERDAY'S RACE morning saw ano*h- r of the Races for Mr London's Cup, :h< conditions for which a*e Th»t no Malay crews eha'l bp carried, snd that the pails of the yacht* ar«> to b* hoisted after tbe starring gun has gone. Six started, Margaret II neing first awoy
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    BOXING.
    109 6 LIBERTY HALL BOUTS. There will be boxing again at the the Liberty Hall on Wednesday tuning. Four six-round bouts will be put on, in one of which the wellknown Chinese boxer Teng Kee, winner of the light weight competition at the Palladium, will appear. His opponent will be H
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    SWIMMING.
    119 6 S C S 100 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP. There were six starters for the 100 yards championship race a! the Swimming Clab yesterday morning. Tbe result was W Penrice 1 j J Bristed 1 1 AH F*rr 3- Won by two yards. Time, 75 seconds. Penrice, of coarse, was expec f
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    ATHLETICS.
    76 6 SRC ANNUAL SPORTS. The annual athletic spurts of the 8 R C will be held on Saturday, next at 2.80 p.m. Preliminary heats, a list of which is puoted up in the pavilion, have beeu fixed fur tumorrow and Thursday, at 5 p.m. on both days. Seats in the
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    33 6 At the Empire to night, "The Woman in the Web," "A Goufiihtin Gntlenno," "Tbe WU Westerner," (second show), ard "A Fight for Millions" aud A Jangle Gentleman," shnw), are fee tores.
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    WINE OF THE FAR EAST.
    73 6 Among our experience of the hot weather has been an introduction to the national drink of Japan. Have you ever tasted saki? It is very like whisky, except that it is slightly paler in colour, and not so potent. Although a spirit, being distilled from
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      302 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS i j WANTE. .-Cob-Clerk 4«. j Drew and .pier, 10, Collyer fi[ I 22 8 27 8 NOTICE. I The Commission recently appoint. d to enquire into and report g aj the pre* -it state oftrsdecepM. ion brongk Ebon?, in the mmm, v he continued depression i D
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      516 6 mails Close. To-day, An*. 82. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 2 p.m. Penang* Calcutta Chaksang 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Hye Leong 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Kaka 3 p.m. Batavia, Cheribon Samarang Soon Ann 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang •Kinta 3 p.m. Port Swettenham,* Penang,* Madras Negapatam, taking mails for EUROPE, ate.
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      22 6 Remember tse Wrigley'e Miter Every ileal] IT WELL M IKE TOU HBAEiTHT AND ACTIVE MU&LER AND > HIP'B (MALAYA) Ltd.. goto Pietrjpur ra
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    Duties & Allowances.
    1214 7 Duties Allowances. Senior Officials Well Off. The Underpaid Subordinate fWvice. Speaking in the Legislative Council on Monday, July 4, the Hon Mr. W F Nutt, O.B.E., in his timely speech on temporary allowances said, "I would here like to-remark that as far as my memory serves me, neither this Council
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    QUEENSLAND SUGAR FARMS.
    423 7 White Labour Wins. Sugar to-day represents the wealthiest branch of agricultural industry in Queensland, states the North Queensland Register." Although sugar-cane was grown in the State from its early settlement, yet it was not until the industry in the West Indies and the United States became disorganised,
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    55 7 The female Malay tapir at the London Zoo gave birth on 1 ..4th ult. to a healthy offspring, rathe r larger than a fox terrier. Mala, f tapirs have never bred in the garden 5 before, although the American tapir 1 ias reared young successfully on sev e ral occasions.
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    Local Education.
    454 7 Some Definite Needs. What Policy Has the Government? Frequent allusions are made by high officials to the project of establishing a University in Singapore, a project which, if successfully carried out, and this is more than doubtful, can only have the effect of flooding the country with graduates
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    HOW THE ANT COMBS ITS HAIR.
    413 7 Go to the ant. thou sluggard," said the wise King Solomon. He might, have addressed this advice to the sloven as well, naturalists say, for the ant is also the dandy of the insect world. Ants spend much of their time primping. Cleanliness is
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    75 7 The annual report of Mr. W Conlay. Commissioner of Police, F.M.S., says that the total number of offences of all kinds reported or suspected was 70,152 compared with 70,503 in 1919. The more serious offences show a slight diminution, except in unlawful societies and mischief by fire. Murder averaged one
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    911 8 Report On Last Year's Working. Successful Finances. The report on the F M S Railways in the Chief Secretary's annual report for 1920 states The receipts from all sources were $17,316,533, an increase of 15.8 per cent, whilst revenue expenditure on all account amounted to $16,753,348,
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    615 8 Association to Support Silent Members. Imprisoned Medicos. th-lu* 00 I*'1 dilem «ia," as to whelaw, was mg of tne British Medical T? at Newcastle recenYly Assoc,atl n A doctor should never under any circumstances divulge what his Da ?i ent has told him, declared Dr C Birmingham,
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    92 8 Three city youths were one day in the country nshinjr becoming very hungry, and ha\ <ng nothing with them to eat, they went into a wayside house and asked for something to eat and drink. The woman of the house got them three of tea and some cake. One of
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    74 8 About three weeks ago, a young Malay bride, only just recently married, was bathing in daylight with her husband in the stream which flows past Mah Bukit, Kedah, when she was suddenly seized in the calf of her leg by a young crocodile. The woman's screaming and splashing frightened the
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