Malaya Tribune, 24 August 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII No. 198 'i SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24, 1921
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      163 1 THE MaUH TRIUNE SHIPPING GAZETTE Phone No. 17 SUBSCaiFTION M TE5 ..able in Advar 06. p e txkvmm tS.Ofl I g :f ftafly 5 7.50 i ptf quarter 8.75 I Postage Extra 53 eta per jonth. Wfiiteaway's Annual Sale.! i I Aertex Underwear. "^^^^^^^^^d^^g SPECIAL OFFER FOB THIS WEEK. Usual
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      123 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated In Straits Settlements) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. j ii |i Quotations give* for compile Elect tc Lighting Power Installations, i Poll rat-of Eleetrioal tmpplies in stock V.I.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dictograph" Telephones. MADSTRONG' Plants. The Ideal I Lighting Set for
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      167 1 SUN COMPANY supplies Aii Materials AND The Right Place for Amateurs in Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BOAD, SINGAPORE. Phone 660. J Finest Ceylon Tea. j Dl Ei T FROM IHE ACRAWATTE TEA EBTATE, CEYLON. I Per 1 lb. Packet SO cts. Per 2 lb. Packet $155
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    AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
    355 2 Papers to be Read by Malay Officers. The acting Director of Agriculture. S S and F M S, informs us that ar. agricultural conference of the Eng liah-speaking Malay officers of the Department of Agriculture will be held at the agricultural office, Kuala Lumpur, on Monday, Sept 19
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    186 2 Passengers who arrived on Monday from Penang by the s.s. Ipoh were Mr and Mrs G F Lindsay, Hon. Mr and Mrs A M Pountney, Inspector and Mrs Brownings, Messrs E W Hide, r'arquhar, C Alma Baker. Durnerin, Sir Walter S Shaw, Lady Shaw, and Miss Shaw. The
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    229 2 The Rev. Keppel Gamier, minister of St. George's Church, Penang, whi is at present on leave, is to be marri?u in September to Miss Grace Stand n, who has already travelled in the East and has spent some time in Egypt. They expect to arrive in Penang at the end
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    SECRET HISTORY OF COAL STOPPAGE.
    150 2 Colonel John Ward, M J\, as Peacemaker. An interesting piece of secret hia- tory relating to the recent miners' stoppage was made public at the conference of the General Federation of Trade Unions at Bangor on July 15. j It was stated by the chairman
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    CROWN COLONIES' FUTURE.
    256 2 Mr. Churchill on Credits. Mr. Churchill, presiding on June 23 at the 18th annual dinner of the 'orona Club, at the Connaught Rooms, said that the Corona Club was sustained by those whose work lay in the Crown Colonies. Every variety of climate and race, every combination
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    EMPIRE'S THREE FRIENDS.
    138 2 The Prises Minister, in the House of Commons, summarised the attitude of the Imperial Cabinet—which has oeen meeting in London—to Japan, China, and the United States. (1) In Japan- we have an old and proved ally and the Agreement of 20 years' standing between the two has
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    NEW FLOATING HOTEL.
    33 2 London, Aug. 2 L—The new oil-fuel Cunarder Scythii i, replete with the latest luxury anc* t comfort, has sailed on her maiden oyage to New York with a thousand passengers.—Reuter.
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    226 2 A New York, message of July 21 states: At Xorfolk (Virginia) tests demonstrate the value of aeroplanes against nay al craft convincingly proved the ability of aerial bombers to sink dreadnoughts. Six planes dropped six one-ton bombs upun the German battleship Ostfriesland, sinking the yes-el in 25 minutes. Now that
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      886 2 BABY'S GOOD DAYS. After a Dose of Baby's Own Tablets. "One of Baby's good days" means that your child is thriving and free from juvenile disorders. Baby's Own Tablets bring all good days into a child's life, for this delightful preparation for little ones dispels constipation and stomach disorders, reduces
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      428 2 M. A. SAIBO9 GO. General mmm Unq tlznm. AH an kindly ielk a to iaajMt oar ahop at JORIVTON'S PIER, Singapore Foreign Coiaa of all kinda r aa ba exchanged or bought bare at aay time. Also dealers is High Claaa Cigars. Cigarettes, Tobacco, etc. isaVMH N Hi—Rates oa* daily
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      493 2 tnilll?ini :;::i;!iir":!:!i';i', H i lu.iiilH^iWiiWMiawng rfe&i^^ 1 il WWW Music in the Open Air, [M^ljlj I/ Anytime, Anywhere. That's the secret of the popularity J 1 gramophone that can be f| Iv carried aa easily aa a handbag- g ijl' With its beautifully clear re- I i I p r
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      218 2 THE BST CHEAPEST IE lE. BROVt N LAGER. SUB-A ENTS 'VANTED. O. At rely Co M 28, oisj 3. d Grecß Purchase! Purchase!! For at >ot ane month only DONT VISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY I. B. LAL, 1 THE ABLI INDIAN PHYSICIAN I The public ia assured of ar >
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    744 3 1 est Prices Quoted in the Market. Singapore, Aug 23. iturs. Lyr.ll and Evatt, Exchange *ad Share Broken, issue th® follow.:g lilt of quotations. Rubber. Dollar Shares. line ;M Buyers Sellers i Ulenby 0.15 0.20 1 Alor Gajah 0.90 1.10 Maly 1.50 2.00 V er fiitam 8.0u'
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      152 3 AT THE POPULAR 1 {OTO-PLAY HOUSE EM Pi RE Tanjong P*g»r Road Trams Pass ths Door mammmm TO-NIGHT IN THE SEO ND BiiOW AT 9.30 p.M. THE WOMAN THE WEB A semi of edventnre, {"trtpne mymmy, vengeance and love .V: >- 30 R p\g, j Zptoadt 5. The Hand <
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      601 3 J rue I Tbe lAlbU&iratsI AlbU&irats ,r m FRIDAT AngMt 19 to WW >NKSD*Y, Angnit J4. Alhembre is tbe only tbe Tfet&tre at the tbeatre ir ALHAMBRA M itca IheßeST Tt. >; 3 |l for *»iic tod Feit.res J** 1 8 InterTAU. I A VIT*GRAPH DR*M\ OF POWERFUL HUMAN INTEREST
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      229 3 I THE BRASS BULLET SERIAL Featuring Jnanita Hansen and Jick Mulhall 8 New Reela. Eplaodea 15, 16, 17, 18. Final SECOND SHOW AT 9 30 P M. BARRIERS Serial Featuring William Duncan, Edith Jehna.on A J V Ryan. 4 N«w RaUa Epiaodee Five and Six. METRO PLAT IN THE DIPLOMATIC
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    204 4 Great Britain enters into the Washington Conference in the right spirit, being earneatly desirous to promote lasting world peace. The editorial deals with the AngloJapanese Alliance, which will be one of the most important subjects before the Conference. Improvement in trade is gradually being manifeated at Home. The
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    63 4 DEATH. GOH. Ou August 17, at No 52 3. Kc>rb&a Road, Mm. Gob i£njg Hock, 70 yea!g f bt.-loved mother rf Mj>§8>0. Goh Lai Ki t, G h L»i Mong, Goh Lai Mai, Goh L I 9ee, m.a Goh Kai Srah aL J Gob L i Kang. Faneral
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    REQUIEM MASS.
    41 4 Boletan High Maeaof R-qnium for th*» r*pni« of the cool ot tb*» ate EUGENIE FILKBB will be f'Qi'R it Lb*Oatfcedrs!of The Got 1 :Sbeih»rd" oa Monifaj. th* 29 b 'C 8 Hit, n% 7 a.m. 2* 8 U 8
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    THE JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
    819 4 There has been a distinct reaction of feeling regarding renewal of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance. A few months ago it certainly seemed that there was a preponderance of opinion against renewal. Now the position appears to be that the only trouble is how to frame a new agreement
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    238 4 The Rent Assessment Board will sit in the Municipal Board Room on Tuesday next week at 2.15 p.m. We are informed that the Black Brigade Amateurs are arranging for the performance of a musical comedy in the Portuguese language. The mails despatched from Singapore on July 25 by the s.s.
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    EASTERN SHIPPING CASE.
    268 4 Correction of the Judgment. There waa a minor correction of tbe recent judgment In the ahippiog reqalaition case in the Sapreme Uoart this morning. The Hon Mr M J Upcott, lor tbe Attorney General, f ointed oat tbat In the judgment, in decoration It jas atated that
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    410 4 The "Malay Mail" of Wednesday last week reached ua this morning. A week to come from Kuala Lumpur is good going for the postal authorities. Mr Loh Ah Fong, the asst. manager of G H Kiat Co., will be leaving by the s.s. Klang next Saturday to take charge of
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    SPORTS NOTES.
    992 4 BY ECHO." This week mmm* m* afte intense excrement f i a t r«« about the lawn nni g IJ* pionship games. Th, !ocal ment is over, with the irrol sible Nakamura d the experts (it is grat tot described as 4 *a well-k--,\ m of that fraternity,
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      204 4 CHOICE SELECTION Of Useful Presents in Silver and Best Quality E. P. N. S. Complete £efc. Size 2 in. $15.50 Individual Peppers 3.75 eaoh Mustards 5.75 Salts 5.75 Also a wide range of Solid Silver condiment sets in plush lined cases. ROBINSON co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore.) SINGAPORE. A LUBRICANT
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      293 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in tbe Strait* Settlements. S6, PHILLIP STBEET, SINGAPORE. The successful Tenderer! ior the lopplj of miscellaneous Artiolea and Bngineera Stores to the Singapore Manioipality foHthe period ending 31 at December, 1921. New Bhlpmente Just Received. Tale Brocse Lever Padlock*, Tale and Townio Chain Policy Block*,
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    THE S.S. PERLIS WRECK.
    927 5 Survivors Swim Ashore and Shelter in Caves. Captain Dies From Expojure. -From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 23.-Three more rvivors of the s.s. Perlis have been c ued by the Siamese steamer 3 krabang. Tll e captain of the Perlis died on F day shortly after
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    DUNGUN, LTD.
    167 5 Wolfram Output Reduced. r? annual general meetof Dangun, Ltd, was held at the J offices of the company, Nos. 9 *f\ Ii Market-street at noon yes- *"*>■• Mr W L Watkins presided, Jther Present were Messrs. Lee and J M Sime (directors,) Yam Chian (shareholder) 2 Chan Sze
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    62 5 untitled after noon on August 5, $i V accurcd on the river at aii The 0 S X Bteamer U j, ln swinging round to lvir u Uoy fir :l struck a cargo Wr, a Vf y the sinking then hit the Glenamoy, h er, while the Manila Maru damage.
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    COLLISION CASE.
    139 5 Supreme Court Action. A■■ p arising cat of h collision on Jm 29 laat between fiwakow 176 and a motor launch, waa opened in the Supreme Court this morning before mm Chief Justice, Sir Walter 8 Shaw. Chop Wee Wah, the plaintiffs and owners of the twakow t
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    WHIST DRIVES ILLEGAL?
    31 5 Reuter. London, Aug 22.—The Liverpool police raided a whist drive club and -letained 240 men and women on the allegation that the Club was a gaming house. —Reuter.
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    70 5 Canada is extending its overseas trade and commerce service to India and the East, with office at Calcutta and Singapore. Mr J R Macleod, building inspector, F M S Railways, has left Kuala. Lumpur for Singapore, en route for England on medical advice. Mr. Macleod, who received five years* training
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    MUNICIPAL ITEMS.
    401 5 AGENDA FOR MEETING NEJ\T FRIDAY. Harbour Board Assessment. A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held in the board room, on Friday, at 2.15 p.m. The agenda will include the following items Leave of Mr M V Pillai. Contract in connection with Tanjrlui electric lighting scheme.
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    BRITAIN'S HOPES.
    73 5 Reuter. London, Aug 22.—The British acceptance of the invitation to the Washington Conference declares that the objects have the whole-hearted sympathy of the British Government and nation. It concludes: It is the earnest, confident hope of the Government that the Conference, approached as it will be by all
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    CHECK ON SMUGGLING.
    68 5 Reuter. London, Aug 22.—The Canadian Air Board has arranged for seaplanes carrying customs officials to watch all big ships on the Orient routes to and from Vancouver, for small boats for which consignment of opium arc dropped overboard and landed at quiet spots on the coast. Already
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    SETTLING DOWN.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Aug 22L—Owing to the settlement of the shipyard joiners' strike, the holidays of Teeside shipyards have been curtailed. All will be working on Aug 24. A further evidence of the improving industrial outlook is that twelve blast furnaces are now operating in the Cleveland district.—Reuter.
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 5 Singapore, Ang 24. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1-16& Demand 2s t IS-16U Private 3 months sight 2s 4%d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 160 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 19 p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 60% On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 135% On
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    DOCTOR'S CLAIM.
    1192 5 INTERESTING SUPREME COURT ACTION. The Plaintiff in the Box. The action concerning an alleged agreement between two Belgian doctors was commenced in the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice Barrett Lennard. The morning's proceedings were reported at length in yesterday's "Tribune," and after lunch the plaintiff gave evidence
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    THE IPOH SWEEP.
    176 5 Mr. J Alcantra, of Messrs. Sime, Darby and Co., Ltd, Malacca, informs us that as he was the purchaser (and is the holder) of ticket No 171 which won the third prize in the Ipoh races cash sweep, he does not know how the ticket could have
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    "IN RUBBER LANDS."
    160 5 A very interesting little book on the Church of England work in Malaya, entitled In Rubber Lands," has recently been issued by the SPG. The authoress, Dr C E FergusonDavie, gives a detailed account of what the Church is doing, and hopes to do, in the Straits
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    92 5 Singapore, Aug. 24. Silver 38. Hongkong 19 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $45 V*. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Practically no business passing. Tins.—Taipings $1 to $1.05, Norths $1.25 to $1.30, Souths 65 to 70 cents, Rawangs 57% to 65 cents, Papans 55 to 62Vj cents,
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    94 5 On charges of the theft, on June 1 last of a registered leter addressed to Lim Cheng Swee of 10 Oxley-road, containing a draft for $100 on the Bank of Taiwan, and on June 11 of 43 letters, 28 postcards, and a packet addressed to Messrs Wilson and Co., a
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    71 5 C. C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug 24. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot Sept Oct. to Dec. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 26 27 Sept. 27 27 Oct. to Dec. 29% 30 Tone of Market.—Easier. Fred Waterhoose Co., Ltd. Singapore, Aug 24. To-day's closing
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    RENT ASSESSMENT BOARD.
    417 5 Applications for Increase of Rent. Mr. C N Maxwell presided at the usaul weekly meeting of the Rent Board in the Municipal Offices yesterday afternoon, when one or two interesting cases were considered. The landlord of No. 50 Albert-st, applied for an ejectment order and said that
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    60 5 An official announcement is made that the Bangkok million tical lottery will be drawn on Sunday, Sept. 25, and of the 200,000 tickets odd still remaining to be sold, those unsold on the day of the drawings will all be presented to the Scouts Rifles funds, and the prizes won
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      234 5 I pBASEB CHALMERC Englrioarlng Works. Magnet Bouae, 62 and 69, Bobinaon Boad, SI of a pore. ELECTRIC LIFTS For Passengers or Goods. QUOTATIONS GIVEN FOB COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS. PROPRIETORS the General Electric Co., ltd (Incorporated in England.) Wo bag to advise our many cuatomora that "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Records have been
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    SPORT.
    383 6 BOXING. LIBERTY HALL BOUT* We would remind readers of the four boxing contests at the Liberty Hall to-night, when the clever Chinese boxer Teng Kee will meet H Milne in the star event of the evening. K. L. INTEREST. A movement is on foot to cultivate the art of
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    GOLF.
    96 6 G C COMPETITIONS. The Keppel Golf Club August medal, 18, hole handicap stroke, resulted as follows: J Tryner 86 11 75 J Strachan 85 7 78 G R H Webb 89 10 70 W Greig 93 14 79 There were eight entries for the ladies' spoon event and the
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    CRICKET.
    477 6 AUSTRALIA vs. GLOUCESTERSHIRK London, Aug 22.—When atump' were pitcbed for the second da* ol the match between the Australian* and Gloucestershire, the weather w fine and 800 spectators were preaent. The Australians increased tbe score from 425 for eight wickett to 438. Parker took five wicketa foi 144. Tha
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    FOOTBALL.
    729 6 MALACCA AND THE MALAYA CUP. (By "Rover.") On Saturday at 5 p.m. at the premises of the Banda Kaba Club a meeting was held to consider the advisability or otherwise of Malacca's participating in the H M S Malaya Cup competition and to appoint three Asiatic members who with
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    ATHLETICS.
    293 6 SRC PRELIMINARY HEATS. Some of the preliminary heats ef the S X C annual sports were held yesterday afternoon together with the finals of kicking the football and putting the shot. There was some delay in starting and there was not time to complete the programme, the relay race
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    52 6 THE SELANGOR CLUB'S REPRESENTATIVE. tJUl 1/litT Cb In a match played on Monday at Kuala Lumpur, Bagot beat Scovell in two straight sets, 6.3, 6.3, Cromie and Huggins hare scratched. Bagot thus being the Selanfor Club representative he will meet R Van Geyzel to-day in the Geunt Cup
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    THE TURF.
    180 6 NSW RECEIPTS. The New Soutn W I < Govern, uient 1i..", ataaneael \o*r recelvec over hair a vi iliou from racing, ma.it up as un c £lli,2ii tote tax, £109,C64 betUnf uaea, £117,82' ii- m admiabion t i s Tbe to.t showed an u.ciesse of over £65,00'0a the
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    THE STAR OPERA.
    102 6 in spitr of counter attractions, the Star Opera staged "Nyadacima" to a crowded house on Saturday night. The incidents of the play whicu actually occurred in Ja\a, are too well-known to need a com.ent. The talented stars Nani and Khairudin took the leading roles and were very
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    162 6 M Vendervelde, Belgian Minister of Justice, in reply to a request by the Deputy for Spa for the rein? roduction of gambling owing to the j present financial difficulties of the j town, said the Government was inflexibly opposed to the reintroduction of gambling in Belgium. Bombay, says eke Calcutta
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    ULU PANDAN MEETING.
    852 6 DIVIDEND BY BALE OF LAND. Representation on the Board. The annual general meeting of the Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Ltd, was held yesterday at the registered offices of the company, French Bank Buildings, when the chairman of the company, Mr Koh San Hin, presided and others
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    24 6 A joke from the India Rubber Tetmel: A rubber godown is a place Into toil tea rubber is put tv go itojra mmmX V
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    95 6 Acording to the Shanghai Gazette, Japanese are spending millions to secure dominance in Yangtszepoo district of Shanghai. Our contemporary now learns that a large tract of land —probably from the electric light power station on the river front to ehe Point Garden—is to be built upon, the N V X,
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      385 6 AUCI ON SALE OF DAM USED CARGO Ex s.s. LAiE iILPEN." To be br iAT'j)ig •a FM> M at i taa. ComprUi ■MPg -i a-:b. *«i x,.g' t .j';; J-fea Mg iv 6t beta sick*-, fmi ■t:ck*, j Bi iptr, ni-icn Seed? tt c PO V ELL CO„ LTD, Auctioneers.
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      532 6 HAILS CLOSE To-day, Aag 24. Kretay, Trengganu, Kelaatan, Patani, Singora, Bandon t Bangkok* Yugala pA Malacca and Muar ♦Ban Whatt Hin -2 pjn. Mersing, Kemaman and Trengganu* Barratta 2 p.m. Muar Malacca *Hong Keat 3 p.m. Medan Medusa 8 pan. Hongkong and Swatow Glymont 4 p.m. Swatow and Hongkong Haldis
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    470 7 July Crop Returns. Messrs Chan Sre Onn Co., Secretaries Scudai 18,200 lbs. Total for 2 months 28,950 lbs. Mr. N Gomes, Secretary: Ayer Molek 24,302 lbs. Total for 9 months 125,433 lbs. United Malacca 8,020 lbs. Total for 3 months 22,001 lbs. Bukit Katil 11,527 lbs. Total for
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    50 7 The moat costly motor car in the world is being exhibited at Sh* tnghai. It cost $35,000 gold and waa I ordered for Chang Tso-lin, Tuchun. »jf Manchuria. t J Capt. J F Herma/igen, formerly of the Siam Steam Navigati*m Co., Ltd., has settled down fn Taoossj a, Waahmg»ttk*«s»** 1
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    STRANDED OPERA CO.
    138 7 Mr Waring's Statement. In an interview at Rangoon, in connexion with the stranded Royal Opera Company, Mr Waring said that he had engaged the members of the Royal Opera Company in London, acting upon specific instructions from the directors of the Eastern Tours, Ltd. The highest financial
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    DUTCH EAST INDIES KAPOK TRADE
    324 7 Kapok is well suited for stuffing 1 of mattresses, lifebelts, bandages, etc., but is also employed for spinning purposes, in the manufacture of felt hats and of gun-cotton. It absorbs very little moisture, and having a great buoyancy, can carry twenty to thirty times its
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    174 7 The King held and Investiture at Buckingham Palace on July 19. Amongst those introduced into the prenence of the Sovereign were Sir Hug.h Clifford, who was invested with the Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, and Si)* Charles Addis, who received a Ky tight
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    CHINESE WOMEN.
    541 7 Hongkong Statistics of Emigration. The following extracts are taken from the Report of the Secretary for Chinese Affairs for the year 1920: The number of female and minor passengers examined and allowed to proceed abroad was 20,690 (women 13,002, girls 1,734, and boys 5,954) as compared with 8,550
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    NEPOTISM IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    181 7 Manila, July 4.—The Wood-Forbes trip of inspection through southern Luzon showed that infant mortality in the province visited was very high, and that prompt measures were needed to establish hospitals and dispensaries. Another situation which was censured by the commissioners was the nepotism which exists in
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    49 7 "In England, unlike nost other «onntri»." «lplawed tbe be aboved tbe vi»itor» trom l4icb,»»a round tbe Louae, "member, ot ?»r!i». inent receive a «mall p»>m»nl tar lb«»r nrduou» «eevic»,, lour v«»r—b»r»l7 mora wan tbe at > m<xl»r»ta1v aueceaalu! bapbeOP»" 0o» «t lb, viaitor» .dged tbe o»»« av»ri»lv. l<«t'» «et s
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