Malaya Tribune, 15 May 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. rIVENING DAILYM AN D shipping gazette. KVENINi j DAILY. I ,No. 112 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922 FIVE CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922.
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      107 1 'fit** I ii 1 i .;kn'.ents. 9 hid D aily I*"-*** of v** 1 S f N Expert I l 5 THIS WEEK I GENT'S Regal Footwear j xr c hes $22.50 per pair. I Vhiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd. 1 (Incorporated in England.) Jd SINGAPORE. H RreUi's l atest Victory.
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      330 1 Pitman's Shorthand Writers' Phrase Books Guide. At 51.50 each. Shipping Building Contractors Banking Wholesale Provision Trade Drapery Trade Electrical Engineering Commercial Legal Insurance Civil Engineering Pitman's First Steps in Business. At 90 cts. each. Business Composition Letter Writing Commercial Arithmetic Business Training Commercial English Book-Keeping Pitman's Clher Books. t Practical
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      182 1 miliiiiiiiiii i h i mil i i ii* I PGSRETTES^a 8 I I NUMBER JJS VIRGINIA 1 I Imitated —but never m 5 equalled. 1 I Sole Manufacturers I ARDATH TOBACCO I CO., LTD., j London. •iiiiiiiiiniiJinriiiinnKtiiiinirintinininniinirtMiininmm i I further REDUCTIONS. v I I Best British and American made Boots.
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    418 2 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. DR. SUN'S ACTIVITIES. Naval Ships Seized. Canton, April 28. —Another striking development occurred in Canton yesterday following the recent political changes. By order of President Sun Vat—sen, the crews of the Northern Squadron, the ships of which have been at
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    HONGKONG LABOUR.
    353 2 More Disputes Settled. The concession of a 22 Va per cent increase on the old rates (which were from 10 to 11 cents per ton of cargo; settled the wage dispute bstwecn Chinese stevedoring shops and the various shipping companies. It will be remembered that some time in
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    A SHANGHAI STRIKE.
    170 2 Two Hundred P.W.D. Men Out. Shanghai, April 28.—Two hundred employees of the Public Works Department have gone on strike for an increase of pay. A thousand women employees of textile trades in Cantom are scrapping their guilds and forming a big Union, with Miss Ma Pak-ying as
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    ARRIVING IN LONDON.
    202 2 One rarely hears of a provincial who has settled in London return n There il an air of fin ilitv ifa -ondon to most people; ft is the Alpha fend Onvga of everything. Perhaps you remember as a youth troubk.l with a vague desire- to go Somewhere
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      479 2 JKell i ns food [y- i v* S" j Prepared as directed Meliin's Food is the Hppfv perfect substitute for breast milk and JP I l| contains nature's essential constituents for building sturdy limbs and solid flesh. In I 1 II Equally good for nursing or expectant T mothers as
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      164 2 ESCAPE FROM PAJN. Has a lingering, maddening; life of I rain discouraged you and made you j j «ick at heart Perhaps a cruel ear- j *ehe, a rasping pain in the back, or the fiery anguish of Rheumatism has robbed you of joy and made the j whole world
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      564 2 A SPLENDID PICK-ME-UP. Nurse's Earnest Tribute to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Nurse H Lindley, of 4, Shale Street, Eastmoor, Wakefield, England is a very busy woman. Her duties are most exacting, and her greatest asset is good health, for which she pays a glowing tribute to Dr Williajms' Pink Pills,
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      843 2 AUCTK SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG t n AUCTIONEEBS No. 30. Chalia Stree! K AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold and Leasehold and Country Properties Land at Chang" At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co's S 1 On Wednesday, May lV, °at 9 1. Valuable freehold land and the brick as No. 36
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      31 2 f>hone 241STHE RIGHT PL-fj rj kor yolk BOB* AL.WATS B*" f 5-16 Beach E 5ai Burl. Class Hotel. i Elect** Fumised, p Single and V* Single from I» Tel. I* 3,
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    TO GET RID OF STOMACH PAIN.
    105 3 Thousands of dyspeptics and stomach sufferers in general know that for getting rid of the hurtful acid which causes stomach pain and illness Bisuratcd Magnesia has no equal. There's no believing how quick and easy is the relief it brings until you try it
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 3 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed bv correspondents.)
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    CAVANAGH BRIDGE TRAFFIC.
    104 3 From Mr SEAH KEOK KHIAM: The traffic along Cavanagh Bridge especially in the afternoon after four o'clock is very congested, and in the circumstances accidents are unavoidable. I beg to append the following suggestion for the benefit of the public, with which I hope you will agree:—
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    COUNCIL REFORM.
    392 3 From "PHOENIX"? There are many no doubt who recognise tha pressing need for Council Reform ia this Colony but havs not thought it possible that a reorganisation oa elective principles could bo brought about owing to the high-handed way ia which the governing bodies have dealt with them
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    231 3 His many friends in the F M S and the Straits Settlements will be sorry to hear of the death in Jaffna, Ceylon, of Mr S Carthegasam. late sub-Trea-eurer, Batu Gajah. He had served the Perak Government for over 33 years. Most of hia service was in the State of
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      294 3 I m j ••Thank you, Mother. Ifeel I doing me. «a j much good.* I That is the secret 6f the wondeffaf I of« effect 1 io quick, and its benefit to pronounced I [hat you can you goodS I Let 4 Wincarni$ give you Weak, Ansmic Nervous or Run-dovyiL
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      530 3 Eczema Germ Discovered-. WmvĔ\ DEXMA 1 hjielping j •Si'V Hundreds! IMB A new scientific discovery X 5 n exte a l **a»h, for bkin 1 aisecsea is attracting tne T £< 4 a' tenUon of doctors. Thil M d »scpvery gives instant re- s .*< i lief tothemost aggravated i
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      148 3 AWFUL MI OF PIMPLES On Arrr s, Chest and Limbs: Lost Sieep. Cuticura Heals. •'I noticed small red pimples on my arms and chest. They woe irritating and I commenced scratching, and they spread from my arms to my wrists. Small pimples also appeared on my limbs, the torture being
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      465 3 ~m "mjnw, M jf av r.~x*u*c~*-f~i- turn** m •>■•« «««■«■«■■■■■■■■^Bwai IT PENET2ATES without robbing. At the first sign of pain— of BlI^i^iHI Sloan's Liniment. pEllMiSlli H j Don't i:n;i rine there's no help for your j /T fa f .k I Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Neuritis or I Lumbago be ansa you've
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2495 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list Of quotations Singapore, May 13. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec.
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      186 4 I I f% cls f&Tt«-3- I c AND D Salesmanship, j 1 1 9 1 9 5 I Advertising is salesmanship— on m. I I deal of education in advertising but i?S' f° room 'or a good 1 Iby everybody in the advertising business mnT 1 'act is realized g
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      142 4 Be Rid I of Painful I Corns I In a day or two y 0u I even feeling: it Th.* Mr. Corn and theuj M ery. Millions v ho" 'fl corns the "Gets-It" ,:s: M •»ly common-sens* v a -?V. of the pcsta ''Rfl i "Gets-It," the Ml- Um anteea
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      386 5 the first Show at 7.30 p.m. i/«fi«fca** ce r€/urmnd j fig W I, 7 j it THE JOYCE a gripping film that reveals ft h3t bt lUt 1 re The best picture erer produced by itagraph Co. j gupplsmented by the j j Lenture of Shorty Hamilton j I >U
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      630 5 ALICF JUVC9Z BELOVED QUEEN OF THE SILVER SCREEN TE LATEST PRODUCTION. A VITAGRAPH Si'^JIAL 3NO THt WOMAN Written by the Author of M THE LOCUST YEARS, "THE NEW MAYOR," M The WOMAN" and scores of other Powerful American stories. This Inspiring, Human Photo play is a segment of American life
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    39 6 MARRIAGE. ANG and Tan.—On May 20, 1922, at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 3 p.m., Mr. Ang Swee Teen to Miss Tan Cheng Sim. Reception at 887, East Coast Road, next to Arcadea Cinema.) 20 5 20 5
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    ANNOUNCEMENT.
    88 6 Invitation of Mrs. Ang Lim Thye. Mrs. Ang Lim Thye begs to inform her friends that owing to the death of her grandmother, she is obliged to hold the reception on May 20 1922, in honour of the wedding of her second son, Mr. Ang Swee Teen to Miss
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    THE RENT MENACE.
    799 6 I There is one fault to find with j the resolution passed at Friday's public meeting on the subject of rent control. It asks that the Restriction Ordinance be continued 44 during the present period of trade depression.' That should have been: "whilst a j shortage of
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    108 6 Dr Macaskill has returned to Kuala Lumpur from England. Wh le Heer Nieuwenbcer. an assistant on Permangan Estate, Siantar, was returning with the pay on April 30, he was shot at twice when passing through a wood. He was badly but not fatally wounded. I A marriage has been arranged,
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    THE ENTENTE.
    96 6 <,^ Boulogrv. Vm,y R!lißi n I cemeteries (lf ,->** ij Lorette. of He Paid of men ftT *>. Queen, ceremony aT T >J **T, Boulogne of I the whole circuit 1 franco "oor S*l bored hundr«i s „f 2 1 f ™d, their comrade in arms." Mt *T
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    RUBBER NEWS.
    86 6 l More Points v fore*tfi (Ft i Oui Colombo. May IS.-lJu J d -iit of thi "Malar V 1 v r M Tim< s of Cc Pra k Swetl I fwny, declared th c mUg overj Mr UcEv madulea, was rea; rescue tb< m (i mI ii m
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    110 6 In untitled limit ft r I the town arr a. 'i ll per hour and a vamha I m mostly hired-car driven,*"*! jly been fi :ed $10 and j ceedinp the i'mit. The lal st form f 1 is ture rub!' Japanese in G penp-i rat !of 1,0 a j
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      288 6 I Boxing Gloves. I BEST BRI TISH MAKE. PERFECTION FRANK BRYANT'S BOXING GLOVES. fttA CELEBRATED 1 Boxing-gloves. Made of best Tan M I Finest Quality Cape stuffed m Gold Tan Cape. Horse Hair. II 6 ozs. Price $18.50 Price $25.00 II Price $25.00 Per Set of 4 Glores. V Per
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      529 6 ■iiimniiiiiiaißuiiauiuuiiiiiuiiiaiiuiiiiiirin^ TO BE LET. I I I 1 The comfortable and commodious residence 1 at 1507, Joo Chiat Lane, Tan j ong Katong. f 1 six Bedrooms, with two Bathrooms attached, I Sitting and Dining rooms, with a spacious 1 I back terrace, electric lights throughout and I I fitted
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      143 6 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, May 15. High Tides.—0.7 ajm., 1.31 p.m. Football, League I: Middlesex v. S C F A, S C Q ground. League II: Middlesex II v. Municipal F C, S R C ground. SVC: Composite, A, B and C (Scottish) Cos., Officers and N C Os., 5.15.
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    RUSSIA'S NOTE.
    1031 7 „.ck nurrE a Fimra at 086 GENOA. Flo SUPPORT BRITAIN. Reuter. that the conferI j£ for at k-t the thne proat ::.,t:y pr^i fci :sba r rationally to W fUStmnA George sscben^ new situation by a tre frontiers, U on the ex- d ijbours- n ,»utr.il an.. ifrTour
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    OBITUARY.
    24 7 Reuter. London, May 14.—The death has occurred of Sir Walter Raleigh, Professor of English Literature at Oxford University, following typhoid contracted at Bagdad.—Reuter.
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    PRINCE AT MANILA.
    402 7 PROGRAMME OF THREE DAYS' STAY. Gets a Black Eye. Reuter. Manila, May 13.—The Renown anchored in Manila Bay at eight this 1 morning. 1 After the visit of the Governor General and various officials, the Prince of Wales landed with his staff and drove to the Malcanan
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    CHEAPER GOODS RATES.
    67 7 Reuter. London. May 13.—The English and Welsh railways announce important reductions in goods rates, wh'ch should powerfully promote a revival of trade. The percentage of increase over pre-war rates has been reduced in many cases to twenty-five per cent, while the collection and delivery charges are cut
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    SERVICES' ECONOMY.
    69 7 Reuter. London. May 13.—In order to carry out the reduction of establishments, the British Army and Navy announce that schemes of allowances and gratuities are offered to officers electing to retire before th- 1 age lmit. The arm gratuity range from £000 to £2,100. The surplus naval officers
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    U.S. AND NARCOTICS.
    56 7 Reuter. Washington, May 14.—The Senate has parsed an amendment to the AntiNarcotic Act prohibiting the illicit importation of narcotics, under a penalty, of five thousand dollars fine, or ten years' imprisonment. A board will be established and authorised to permit the importation of the necessary quant: ties
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    RESUMING RELATIONS.
    27 7 Reuter. New York, May 14.—Doctor Wiedfeldt, the first Ger nan Ambassador to the United States since the war, has arrived aboard the steamer America. —Reuter.
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    GREEK CRISIS.
    29 7 Reuter. Athens. May 13.-As a sequel to the Chamber's adoption of a vote for Government by only a single vote,, M Gounaris has resigned the We- miership.—Reuter.
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    FILM CASE CONCLUDED.
    432 7 DEFENCE "NO INTENTION TO CHEAT." Judgment This Morning. Before Mr Dawson, the third police magistrate on Saturday morning, the proceedings against Mr Ralph Bridges, the Singapore manager of the Lasky Film Service were continued. i Mr Cobbett, who defended the accused,' said that under the section, the
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    JAPANESE OFFICER'S FUNERAL.
    87 7 Reuter. London, May 13.—An impressive military ceremony marked the funeral of Major Jiro Kawase, the Japanese Attache, at Golder's Green crematorium. The cortege was escorted by a battalion of Coldstream Guards, with draped colours and band, a*d was followed by six Japanese officers, bearing Major Kawase's decorations.
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    LABOUR LEADERS INDICTED.
    99 7 Reuter. Chicago, May 12.—Eight of the Union leaders, including Big Tim Murphy and Con Shea, have been indicted by a special grand jury in connection with the killing of two policemen. The authorities do not contend that the leaders actually participated in the killing, but the action
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    GOODS FOR RUSSIA.
    66 7 Reuter. New York, May 12.—Representatives of the Nebal Syndicate (Netherlands Baltic Trading Company) here, are buying manufactures for Russia, especially agricutural machinery. motor-cars and factory equipment. The syndicate, which, it is understood, is composed of about forty manufacturers n Holland, backed by many millions of dollars, has
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    367 7 RUMOURED RESUMPTION OF NIGHT MAIL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, May 13. I hear that from the 15th instant the Malacca night mail service which was discontinued on April 20 will be resumed. If this be a fact, many of the inconveniences, which we have been experiencing of
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    CANADA'S NAVY.
    69 7 Reuter. Reductions Announced. Ottawa, May 13.—In the House of Commons the Minister of Defence announced that the Government navel programme would be a small ship and two trawlers at Halifax, Esquimalt, for the training of a volunteer reserve force. Other ships would be discontinued. Ji conformity with the
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    WRANGEL ISLAND.
    43 7 Reuter. Ottawa, May 13.—The Premier has announced in the House of Common* that the Canadian flag is flying- on Wrange! Island, which will be maintained as part of Canada. An exped> tion is fitt'ng out to -go to th. island. —R
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    AIRMEN IN ATLANTIC.
    77 7 Reuter. New York. May 12.—A report from Pernambuco states that a Brazilian destroyer has been sent out to search for the Portuguese trans-Atlantic flyers, who left Fernando Noronha to test a new machine preparatory to resuming meir flight and failed to return. —Renter. Rio da Janeiro, May
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    INFORMATION WANTED.
    27 7 Reuter. Washington. May 12. —The Senate has ordered an investigation of the pending merger of the h'thcrto independent Lackawanna Company with the Bethlehem Steel Co.—Reuter.
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    53 7 Seah's Agency. Ltd., announce in ->ur advertising columns the inauguration of a new auctioneering depart ment. This firm further state that they have already secured, approximately, $2,000,000 worth of property for sale, at an early date. The new auctioneering business will commence on June 1, 1922, at the firm's business
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    INDIAN ITEMS.
    156 7 Arrest of Gandhi's Son. Reuter. Bombay, May 12.—Dewadas, Gandhi's son has been arrested at Allahabad. Pandit Ramadhann, president of the All-India Congress Committee, and Kashiram, secretary of the Indore Congress Committee, were also arrested.—Reuter. Allahabad, May 13.—Gandhi's son has been sentenced to eighteen months' simple imprisonment.— Reuter. Simla,
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    RUSSIAN NEWS.
    73 7 Reuter. Worst of Famine Passed. Moscow, May 13.—An official telegram says that the worst of the famine crisis on the Volga passed on April 15, when millions wore receiving relief. The fact that thirty million poods of seed have been supplied makes the future hopeful. A representative of
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    CANADIAN FLOODS.
    58 7 Reuter. Winnipeg, May 12.—The flood situation is increasing in gravity and several districts report a steady rise, of from eight inches to four feet.— Reuter. Winnipeg, May 13.—Twenty square miles of the Assiniboino area are flooded and t great lake has been formed in the Raeburn district. Workmen
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    PETROL MATTERS.
    51 7 Reuter. Washington, May 13.—The Department of justice has instituted an enquiry into the reccnt increase of the price of petrol by the big producers. —Reuter. New York, May 13.—The Standard Oil Co announce that they have become equal owners with the Nobel interest in the Nobel Russian oil
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    153 7 Forged Five Dollar Notes. The third Singapore Assizes were resumed before Mr Justice Barrett Lennard in the Supreme Court this morning, when a Teochew named Chia Chu Kiang eras charged with using as genuine forged five dollar notes, and with the possession of the note ->. Mr Knowles
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    PENANG SWIMMING CLUB.
    93 7 A Dangerous Building. (From Our Own Correspondent Penang, May 13.—The Swimming Club reports that th membership is now 37!), including 106 country members. This is an increase of 42 over last year. The revenue shows a surplus of £2,777 compared with $1,942 the previous year. The total
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 7 Singapore, May 15. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3-324 Demand 2s 3 31-324 I rivate 3 months sight 2s 4 5-16 d Bank Tel. Transfer 176% On Hongkong— B3nk demand draft 12% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 64% ')n Java— Bank demand draft 137
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    78 7 C of C. Rub*it* Imk r\ Singapore, May 15. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cable? quote.—London, Spot Bd. Ribbed Sm- ted Sheet Cloaina; Pricaa Buyers Seller* Spot 26 26% June 26 26% July to Sept 27Vis 29 Oct to Dec 30 Latest London Cables quote.—London, Spot Bd.
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    CHINESE ANARCHIST.
    83 7 i Paris, May 13.—The Chinese student, Lee Ho Ling, who on March 20 fired at the Crimes? Minister, H B Cheng Lo, has been interrogated by the examining ma gistrate. A diary in Chinese found on the prisoner, translated, showed that the act had long b»en pvemeditat d.
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    MENTAKAB CO'S SUIT.
    67 7 $20,000 From Chinese Towkay. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 15. —At Malacca, before Mr Justice Erown, the Mentakab Bobber Co. sued Towkay Ch.w Bee, vendor of Mentakab Estate, for $20,000 in connection with a shortage in the planted a»ca, vide the chairaura's speech at the
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    AN EXCITING OUTING.
    196 7 Memb.-rs of the Singapore Natural History Society, to the number of twtnty-two, had a long outing to Raffles Light and Pulau Senang (Barj Island) yesterday, returning at dusk. At Raffles Light six specie* of birds were observed among the .sparse foliage. On Barn Island, which is well-wooded,
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    110 7 Lieut Col Spencer, Commandant, S S V F, returned on Saturday by the s.s. Krian. Berlin. May 13.—The Zeit reports that the telegraphic service has been resumed between Germany and European and Asiatic Russia.- Router. Rio de Janeiro, May 12. —It is authoritatively announced that the Government will not assume
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    SPORT.
    232 8 FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S GAMES. The first elevens of the 2nd Middlesex Regt and the S C F A meet on the S C C ground this afternoon in the first division of the Singapore League. Mr C Salter will be the referee. The second eleven of the 2nd Middlesex and
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    YACHTING.
    431 8 YESTERDAY'S RACE. The second race for the Rear Commodore's 1919 Cup came off yesterday morning over the Club Course. The Manka made a welcome reappearance after being refitted, and, from the way in which she held her own under rhe guidance of Mr Boardman for the short touch-up she
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    SWIMMING.
    86 8 TEAM RACE RESULT. The Swimming Club fixtures began yesterday with a team race. Three teams entered and the race was won by the team consisting of the followi Mallard. Buchanan, Gagan and G llingham Brown. They won by half a yard from the toain composed of the following Farr,
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    CRICKET.
    1259 8 MERCHANTS vs. ETCETERAS. Reuter. (By "Vulcan.") There was but little excitement in the match played on Saturday afternoon on the SCC ground between a team of Merchants and "Etceteras". The wicket was good and fast and the Merchants, going in first, piled up a very creditable total of 183
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    BOXING.
    121 8 GUNNER HUDSON CHALLENGED. Claud Rozario, fighting at 8.12, wishes to meet Gunner Hudson, R G A. Hudson defeated Rozario on points in the Malayan Championship contests List year, \*hen R*6zar:o was fighting under the name of Curly Watson." F M S TOURNAMENT. Arrangements are being made to hold an
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    145 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. FRIDAY'S PLAY. Doubles. F J Monteiro and F Albuquerque, owe 3, beat C V Reutens and F M S Reutens, scr, 6— 2, 6—L Championship. E G Wheatley beat X E Webb, 6—2, 6—o. A Singles. C W Gomes, owe 15 beat J Zehnder,
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    THE TURF.
    71 8 THE DERBY FAVOURITE. The Derby will be run on the 31st inst. When the mail left Home Captain Cuttle was the favourite. WINNERS AT MED AN. The following horse.-- were successful at the recent meeting at Medan St Fitz (2 wins), Idle Girl, Gay Lad, Bush Girl (2
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSN.
    120 8 Agenda of Next Committee Meeting. A committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) is to be held in the offices of Messrs Barker and Co, Ltd, to-morrow at p.m., when the agenda will be Minutes of previous meeting to be signed vacancy caused by Mr J
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    35 8 Mr and Mrs Beilby will go from Ipoh on transfer to Seremban next month and Mr Court (with Mrs Court) will go to Ipoh to take charge of Messrs Sime, Darby and Co.'s Ipoh branch.—M.M.
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      448 8 NOTICE. Messrs. Seah's Agency Ltd., beg to notify their customers in particular, and the pabiic in general, that they have established an Auctioneering Department, and will commence business as Auctioneers, Appraisers, and House and Estate Agents, as from June Ist. 1922, under the management of Seah Neo Chow, 27, Robinson
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      200 8 i i f r I lArmcD Ingot J IS IRON I I —and not the usual mixture of Sir I I Phosphorus, Manganese, Car!),/, r I Hydrogen and Nitrogen. lln short, it is guaranteed 99.84 ncr I 1 Iron, and contains, therefore less th W I 1 per cent, of
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