Malaya Tribune, 18 May 1922

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. VENING DAILY. J AN O W SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING OAiLV I> .No. H5 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1922 FIVE CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1922.
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      109 1 I J H tribWE I Lvg'cazstte. j P Ve ,VsP^ of Dailyof Local *r Eve r.ts. 1 ;.;.,v.-^' i I'll" mtsmssmasanr-, nun mihhhm THIS WEEK I GENT'S I Begai Footwear Saxone Sh es $22 50 par pair. f jjj Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) W •SINGAPORE. I j
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      269 1 Great Reductions j IN PERFUMERY. C Buy now for the J] Harl Ray a I We keep Perfumery and C Toilet Requisites of the Best makes only. Stationery and books ARE ALSO Reduced in Prices. BUY NOW. C Dot Ay Means Dismppointtni»ntt C Li s KOH Co.. I 83, B
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      269 1 i THE I I MALAYA TRIBUNE, j AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. f I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept I Te. No. 171, Managerial Dept. f SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. I 1 Per annum $15.00 a I Half-yearly 7.50 1 I Per quarter 3.75 (Postage extra 50 eta.
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    OUR INCOME TAX.
    2589 2 A. B. MS. EFFORTS TO OBTAIN A REPEAL. "No Promise" Defence. Some interesting correspondent' has passed between the Association of British Maiaya and the Secretary of State for the Colonies regarding the Straits Settlements income tax. V. c are indebted to our mo/ning contemporary for the following
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    RUB OUT THE PAIN.
    167 2 Wherever the ache or pain, simply rub in Little's Oriental Balm. As you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely. There is no better remedy for headache, earache, backache. It relieves lameness, sprains, strains swellings. The more cruel sufferings of Rheumatism,
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    SIGNIFICANT UNTITLED
    29 2 d ft ..V 1 IMagtited. t > tain by 1 -i [Us. I V. I >-- package, or loose, hundr nuine are sold by all wi.l be •-(i•• i
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      763 2 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., AUCTIONEERS A APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. Sfiortgage&'s Sale of Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Town and Country Properties At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, Oa Wednesday, May 24, at 2.30 p.M. L Valuable freehold land situate Off Passir
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      244 2 IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE Of Valuable Badness H The D tdertigntd kmCl witn instructions to 11 Auction at their Sakn i I Chambers. Ragles Phce. On Monday, May 22, at 1» M HAVELOC£ RQAft Lot 1. ValuaWe land, area 3746 square fet J with t:i» t>ir-'. ->t Jl roofrl h tus—
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    ARE YOU EMBARRASSED AT TIMES?
    403 3 P! you c> t emKmrraMsd when you are riding Da any kind of vehicle, and you have a kind of bearing down feel ing It feels as If it m your stomich, but in reality it is your bladder. You have a c nstaot dr.sire
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 3 (We do not necessarily endorse the opin ons expressed by correspondents.)
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    LEARNING MANDARIN.
    229 3 From Mr LOW AH BAH: Some persons appear to have naturally a great command of language, while others have so litt.e aptitude that they can scarcely hold their own in any company. Admitting these differences, I am nevertheless convinced that, with very rare exceptions, every person might be,
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    EAST AND WEST.
    356 3 From "RAPID EVOLUTION" "East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet.'In pre-historic days the East knew j practically nothing of the West, and lei versa, but it was from the East that the wave of civilisation spread, and this was marked by
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    137 3 Liong Soey Tin, the Meutenant of Chinese at Medan, died on the IMb ult. Mr J M Hickson, the central figure of the remarkable scenes witnessed at the Episcopal Cathedral of St Andrew's Aberdeen, in connection with the faith-healing mission, comes from the West of Ireland, and discovered his power
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      275 3 JItAMROZ'S I disda-Haier I is THE %ti Watermark" IF PBODIIiii 01. 1 iiii^iiiiiiiitHiniiwnwißiiiwtntiiiHwiiiiwiiHiHroiwiMrom,,,,,,,^ .1111 l' 1 l:'l"*< l l |lll,a llllll < llilliaiiai,lullll| t*UllllIlllJIUIllt!lllllUll|U|||i a t laj ttt buy I&§ ji I CLINCHER TYR3S f!g j (Entirely British) qjc| E 1} STOCK!" '3:- i: I MKLO-GHINESE MOTOR HOY. nS I!
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      322 3 ll ly ft) W\i N I •••'-<' W I• i Vf' 1 jrl H The regular use of VeivYusa is absolutely M necessary these days if you h Kg would preserve the fresh L |y youthful beauty of your skin, f By means of its novel U properties. Ven-Yusa gives
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      424 3 I WILL GET LOST. r iveep your Dhoby's Account in a f- Qj JERRYS LAUNDRY BOOK. 70 Cts. OiN SALE AT 70 Cts. John Little Co., Ltd. h*f V 4 V Gr H Sweet Shop, Battery Road. 8 H Kiat Co., Change Alley. Koh Co., Bras Bassah Road. J M
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2359 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations Singapore, May 18. RUBBER, STEALING SHADES—MaiI Qiutatioas. i. a. d. Nil for last fncl. y-e. Dec. 1920 j J AHajrar r Nil for last fncl. y.e. Deo.
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      146 4 I I BU'MESS f j iff.eii.TiEr l 9 lav be discovered every da v I 4 of the Malaya Tribune^" Advertising column, j I CI ASSIFIED ADVERTISrMENTS 8 "'Wanted," "For Snip i J and «Trade Notices"' Et, L L si Found S If vn„ h Etc W1 brin «J uic
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      71 4 n and ■-»pii.T.-; on .i lM .Jr^M I CayalrJ Eferywbert j„:J ■Ml MMM Unr rL IMariV V 0u« I AninvalaAM restorative iH cases d I Exhaust* When the ""^jH •3 any unusua' itt*'" °P IJmWM fj often causes*fee/** J, "^B Th, S feelin f a:^i-^™ M -.•#1 w Thm 'W-ncaf
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      365 5 m IBtt to Sun-Jay 21st Hay, 1922. i v, V** 9 j a n JI Show ai 9.30 p.m. Ia the B«ww j n ;h every woman and perhaps every man j the well known screen star j GRACE DABMOND aC eptional int6W*l and special appeal j TEVE RY WOMAN
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      354 5 m PLEASURE SEEKERS some th i„ g y~ 7 V» caioy themselves they I I -live who fa Z a plea v eko T Th c is P«~ I -lvc.s but Nfa trus v tlele AT!T f D knu themi .TlllLtT v z Plcasure Seekers aW ana entitled Pleasure Seekers
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      436 5 First Show Change of Programme. At 7.30 Sharp. The Screaming Shadow Serial Episodes Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen. Six New Reels. 2nd Show at 9 p.m. Miracles ol tn7Jungle" Serial Without a douht| the best Singapore, has seen, EPISODES FIVE AND SIX (Continued on Friday.) DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN AN ALICE
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    139 6 To-day, May 18. High Tides.—2.20 a.m., 4.14 p.m. Sandycroft, Barker's. 12. Football, League I: S C F A v. R G A, S R C ground. League II: Municipal F C v. Harlequins, Reel. Freemasonry, Eastern Gate, <">. To-morrow, May 19. High Tid s.—3.33 a.m.. 5.18 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. j
    92 6 ANNOUNCEMENT. 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 wed ling of her second son, Mr. Ang
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    REQUIEM MASS.
    58 6 Then will be HftrhMassof Requiem it the Cathedra] of the Good Shepherd, Bra Basah Bond, Singapore, for the rcj> of the s >ul of the late Patricia (Pixie) H Bonan on Friday the 19th i tat.. being the 1st. Anniversary of her death. AH relatives and friends are
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    HOUSING AT LAST!
    934 6 The Government has a housing policy at last—at least its own expert town planner has one, which will doubtless be approved. That is the glad revelation of the further article by Captain Richards published today. This paper has long pressed for some such pronouncement. For one thing
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    RUBBER UNTITLED
    47 6 to 1 I, 1 1 XOr Bal ll a d i hill til i i U m in n 1 < Mala: i hi 1, aonerenee and v ..'H Mr '•M ln i 1 «"ak < h.iiesr rv^i'l O i me P rak pJs*l Aa triati n
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    THE ASSIZES.
    37 6 Murder C as C<( J The case of who is chafed vftZ} another Chinese S whole of Assize court. The case was c ing when Mr for the accused, aiW and called witnes>e« f.-,, v
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    UNTITLED
    24 6 4 -ny .f v■ I N C Os, are now q j« M th 1 C z .Lieut A SI June 3, 1982.
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    74 6 I I M m 1. I.—Sri > I :i 1 I I I Tl P and l' f y-3*m I "W 27th instant Six P and 0 Wharf i I A Mail from Enr<*Jj dated April 2? arrive by train to*** Correspondentt jIb x 1 f ins 80l for applies'
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      324 6 »n M nm. t ii«iß l miiM«iMiimi»i > pMTHP"'"«''«"'"™^ Boxing Gloves. |j BEST BRITISH MAKE jj PERFECTION M> FRANK BRYANT'S l| BOXING GLOVES. CEIEBOATED I BOXING GLOVES, jj Made of best Tan ||L Finest Quality j Cape stuffed Gold Tan Cape. Horse Hair. 6 ozs Price $18.50 I I 6and
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      601 6 i I t HlHlHi!*:Hiilliti l!l|ii|lll.H l ,Ii'i';l!.«!il. I liH I .|ii|,iillf>|:il!,i,,| l ,l:ii:l llllil II I ~s' 1 i TO LET. i I The comfortable and commodious residence I at 1507, Joo Chiat Lane, Tanjong Katong, I I six Bedrooms, with two Bathrooms attached, Sitting and Dining rooms, with a
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    GENOA A WASHOUT?
    766 7 AMERICAN REPLY CAUSES MUCH m DISAPPOINTMENT. RUSSIANS NOT COMPLACENT. lG _The African first e«* I I c and j uo r at Genoa tent, caused in- pd disappointment, as "tldorhad pnv-ously inti- 1 of the United changed as a re<f iin <* h Senator Borah f participation,
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    TRENCH ITEMS.
    48 7 1»3 Budget. I ../'•7 an expendiPfc* j r>Vtl iU-:hree miiNC" 15 of four k,tl> !L budget. X* iV Rd 0f TeVem,e ■t -<*s than last year.— fcSi Tnp wits of c:is *c Left The X thetf t 'p he Rt 'Publican ffc|*4 Uh 43 n uter.
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    GERMAN TRADE LOSSES.
    19 7 Be** 3 at stoSn 06 at fC' olm and k*.' i k tne considerthe low value
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    OIL RIGHTS.
    160 7 France's Activities. Paris, May 16.—The French attitude as regards international oil rights is defined in a long semi-official statement, which mentions the contract between the Shell Company and the Soviets, recently on the point of signature at Genoa. A special French representative communicated with the Belgian, British and
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    RUSSIAN NEWS.
    291 7 TRIAL OF ANTI-SOVIET PRISONERS. Famine Relief Work. Moscow, May IG.-An official tele- ram Says tha the trial of th, Socialist revolutionaries for eon srm-acy against the Soviet will begin in June. 0 Ihe Soviet has consented to allow a dozen prominent "yellow" internationals i, c udin|? Mr vandervelde,
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    FINANCIAL MATTERS.
    135 7 London, May 16.—Arrangements have been eoniplet d for the reconstruction of the British New Guinea Devuiopment Company. Toe scheme provides, inter alia, a reduction of the debenture interest and the provision of a large amount of additional working capita!.— Renter. Lor.aon, M y 16. —The London Stock Excrhnng:
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    HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
    65 7 The Hague, May 16.—During their visit to Genoa Mr Van Karnebeek, Netherlands Forign Minister, and M Jaspar, Belgian Foreign Minister, resumed conversat.or.s with rag ltd to the revision of the treaties of 1839 and the question of Wielingen ana!, in the mosk cordial spirt, but owing to
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    ENGINEERING DISPUTE CONFERENCE.
    43 7 London, Maj 16.—As the outcome of the report of Sr Wi'li nn Mackenzie, direct negotiations were opened at Westminster to-day between the engineering employers and all the engineering/unions, and adjourned until to-morrow, the employer* undertaking to submit definite proposals.— Reuter.
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    U.S. AND TURKEY.
    30 7 Washington, May 17.-The United States is mdispesed to accept Britain's invitation to sit on a commission to investigate Turkish atrocities against Christian minor ties m Asia Minor.—Reuter.
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    GREEK CABINET.
    24 7 Athens, May 17.-A new Oabmet, under the premiership OV V who is also Minder of \\ar and Foreign Affairs, has been formed.Reuter.
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    POLITICAL CRISIS?
    110 7 GOVERNMENT DEFEATED ON ADJOURNMENT. Cabinet Considers Position. London, May 16.—Government was defeated in a thin House by 151 votes to 148, on a motion for the adjournment which was carried against them, on the Teachers' Superannuation Bill, which gives effect to one of the recommendations of the Geddes
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    WORLD'S COMMERCE.
    104 7 How to Revive It. Washington, May 17.—1n a speech at the annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce, Mr Hoover, Secretary of Commjrce, outlined the steps necessary to restore normality to the whole world, including po.ice in Europe, the reduction of armaments, fixing of inter-Govern-mental debts,
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    CHINA CONSORTIUM.
    100 7 Meeting of the Council. London, May 17.- tfh pi ci ll council of the China Consort nm held a two days' meeting in the officer of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Sir Charles Addis presiding. Messrs De La Chaume, I W Lamont, and Okubo were prea pt. They
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    WHAT THE WEST BROUGHT TO THE EAST.
    142 7 London, May 16.—The "Afr'ia *nd the East exhibition, organised by the Church Missionary Society, is to be opened to-morrow at the Royal Agr'cultural Hall by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev. Dr Garfield Williams, who has just nturrud from a missionary investigation tour
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    IRISH JOYS.
    76 7 [ymdon, May 17.—The hooligan element created crooatenmtac* by firing on the mourners at the funeral n Belfast of an Oninga postman who was shot on Saturday, Military pick.ts dispersed the attackers, but the firing was repoutrd from 3 side street and further along the route. An armoured car
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    THREATENED LOCKOUT.
    41 7 London. May 17—Some notices to cotton operatives have been s:rv.d, and others are being served to-day, ordering a lockout on May 27 in the event of a failure to end the depute at the Royton and Middleton mills. —Renter.
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    COST OF LIVING.
    36 7 London, May 17.—The "Labour Gazette announces that the average level of retail prices on May 1 was about 81 per cent above July, 1914, compared with 82 per cent on April It —Reuter.
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    456 7 CHINESE ESTATE MANAGER MURDERED. Expires After Attack by Robbers. (From Our Own Correspond;nt) Malacca. May 17. News has come to hand that Mr Kuan Thian Poh, manager of the Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd, was attacked and robbed yesterday on his way to Batang Malaka division at about 11
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    PRINCE AND PENANG.
    204 7 Official Programme Drawn Up. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang. May 17. —A wireless message from the Renown to the Reception Oomimittee states that there will be no polo on the occasion of the Prince's visit to Pcntang. The official programme is as fol9mm: The Renown is due
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    AMERICA'S COAL STOCKS
    55 7 Washington, May 17.—1 a consequence of non-union production, the country h'ttuTto has suff -nd iitrie inconvenience from the opal s'r'kc but the lowering of stocks has caused a tendency to increase pric <:•>, which the Government announces its intention to combat on the grou.d th it supplies
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    ASSESSMENT APPEAL.
    600 7 ARE RENTS ALREADY DROPPING The hearing of Mr Abraham Frankel's appeal against an assessment by the Rural Board of a part of his estate at Siglap was resumed before Sir Walter Shaw, the Chief "Justice,, in the Supreme Court yesterday, and again adjourned until this morning. After Mr
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    RONGGENG AND SINGING GIRLS.
    162 7 From 44 OBSERVER I write not with a vi.w to finding fault but with hope thai an evil may be removed from our midst. It is high time that the Chinese people put a stop to the practice of engaging a ronggeug and si eging girls
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 7 Singapore, May 18. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3-32 d Demand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months sight 2s 4 9-32 d s ',d»a— Rank Tel. Transfer 176 ffnngjrong— Bank demand draft 14% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 62% On Java— Bank dem.md
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    79 7 C Robb*? Ataoeiatior Singapore, May 18. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Loa don. Spot— ttbtwd Sr »d Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Sellers Spot 25 25 V 4 June 25 J /4 25% Juuy to Sept 26 26% Oct to Dec 27 29 Latest London Cables quote.—Lon»
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    217 7 A sentence of one month's rigorous imprisonment was imposed by ?dr L>awson the third magi urate yesterday afternoon en a *vl; lay constable who was charged vita criminal breach of trust ir. resect of S3.GO, a siim intru-tcd to the accused by a European passenger on the Ist inst. to
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      210 7 MAILS CLOSE. 4 To-day, May 18. Ma acca Muar *Sri Muar 2 p.m. Penang,* Rangoon Calcutta Egra 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Hye Leong 3 p. m Hongkong, Amoy Swatow, taking mails for U S A Canada Glenfalloch 2 p.m. Hongkong,* Shanghai Japan Bendoran 3 p.m. i.angkok Kweiyang 3 p.m. To-morrow,
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    SPORT.
    2057 8 FOOTBALL. S. B. C. L DEFEAT S. C. C. L By "Reynard." When the two padang clubs meet in the league there is always a keen struggle and yesterday's match on the S C C ground was no exception. The SRC secured a deserving victory, although their opponents had
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    124 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Doubles Handicap. E E de Souza and C A Norris, owe 30.4. beat U L de Souza and N de Silva. scr, 6—o, 6—l. 0 W T Ephraums and C A Bateman, owe 15, beat M P Holmberg and S Stewart, scr,
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    CRICKET.
    163 8 COUNTY MATCHES London, May 16.—At Lords, Middlesex defeated Warwickshire by 9 wickets. In the winner's first innings Lee made 114 and Hendren 172 not out, whilst in the second innings of Warwickshire Bates compiled 118. At the Oval, Surrey beat Hampshire by an innings and 28. Fender scored 185
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    BOXING.
    269 8 MALACCA TOURNAMENT. It is proposed to hold a boxing tournament at Malacca on Friday. June 30, and Saturday, July 1. commencing at 8 o'clock each night. Entries are required for novices, competitions, flyweight (7.12), bantamweight (8.4), featherweight (9.2), lightweight (10.7), welterweight (11.4) and heavyweight. Entries are open to residents
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    VOLLEY BALL.
    46 8 CHINESE DEFEAT Y. M. C. A. The V M C A played the Chinese High School at the above game last evening, at the Chinese High School ground, and were easily beaten, the scores being 21-11, 21-7, 21-9, all in favour of the school.
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    142 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, May 16. Before Mr Nash, first class magistrate, Johore Bahru, a Malay peon of the Land Office was brought up on a charge of taking $50 by tearing open a registered envelope handed to him for despatch. The amount was recovered. The
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    MR. THORNE'S SUCCESSOR.
    34 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pwiang, May 17.—1n order to fill the vacancy caused by Mr Thorne going on leave, the Chamber of Commerce has unanimously nominated Mr D A M Brown.
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH AND REST ROOM FUND.
    51 8 Amount previously acknowled^ed $19,366 The East Asiatic Co. Ltd. 100 A Hvalsoe Esq. 25 Mrs Todd 10 Mrs JAB Cook 10 Offertory at Bishop's Lodge Chapel 17.95 The Rt. Rev. The Lord Bishop of Singapore 25 Mrs Ferguson-Davie 10 $19,563.95 E. M. BURKILL, Hon.
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    155 8 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, May 17. Catalogued 1,584,591 lbs; 707.40 tons. Offered 1,430,727 lbs; 638.71 tons. Sold 1,040,056 lbs; 464.31 tons. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Singapore Standard Quality 25 to 25% cents per lb. (1 lot). Good Average Quality 24% to
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    359 8 Singapore, May 17. The share market has been dull and uninteresting during the past week. After keeping steady tin clo&es at £149-12-6, £1]- down. Tin stocks are generally easier and business has been restricted. Rubber has again Weakened closing at 7%d London. Rubber shares are
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    HENDERSON AND BIBBY LINERS.
    113 8 The following is the latest information received from Rangoon regarding the movements of steamers of the Henderson and Bibby Lines. Straits passengers are travelling by all these sailings: ss. Pegu passed Perim outwards Dn May 8. s.s. Martaban left United Kingdom outwards on May 5. s.s.
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    NORTHERN TRAIN SERVICE.
    112 8 Joint Penang and F M S Effort. Says the "Pinang Gazette :—We understand that the Penang Chamber of Commerce Committee has had under consideration the question of the attenuated train service. While recognising that the curtailment of the service results in serious loss and inconvenience to the
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    284 8 The following Singapore properties were said by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co. at their saleroom, No. 30 Chulia-street, on May 10. Freehold land and house No. 7 Lorong 25A Off Gaylang-road, area 1390 square feet bought by Mr Low Ngan for $4,100. Freehold land and
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      282 8 MUNICIPAL^ the Municipality f-L T 51 pore, for the year begiaaiatTJlS and enim* M on Thursday, J un i L r m} continued daily (Suoda?i;»!!r?N tween the h mrs oi Saturdays ».30 to wJT Registration arUI be Cd d payiag-in counter at t£u JhTce. Uij Owners are waraei tar next,
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    MAH JONGG.
    246 9 MOST POPULAR GAME IN CHINA. The literal translation of this very fascinating game is Sparrow" bu nam, hag no P■ «m but troduced to European circles by' a Bntisn Naval officer who was v iTZ s tudy 0 :nr S t h he noticed the "boys" of his
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    BUDDING OR RESTRICTION?
    190 9 Position of Dutch Growers. The obstinacy which HS be'.ng displayed by the Dutch East Indies in connection with the proposed scheme of rubber restriction is basal on the idea that Dutch growers will be able to produce rubber at a profit even at present prices, and it
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    THE “SEABELLE.”
    236 9 The Government yacht "Seabelle" recently made a journey from Singapore to Penang, and set out on another trip yesterday, with H E the Officer Administering the Government, who is to pay us a visit, says Tuesday's Pinang Gazette." This has not escaped several lynx-eyed correspondents, who offer some
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    MOTOR TRAFFIC IN CEYLON.
    62 9 The Secretary of the Automobile Club of Ceylon, in a letter to the Royal Automobi'e Club about the Year Book, gives the following figures to show the growth of motor traffic m Ceylon -in recent years: 1911, 740 1912, 1,071 1913, 1,491 j 1914, 1,803, 1915,
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    136 10 Folkestone Couneil has confirmed the action of the larks Committee forbidding Sunday games on pleasure grounds controlled by th Council. Mr Lovat Fraser, in a note accompanying an article on feminism, says: In the Wast it seems to be generally agreed that the wearing of trousers md'eates the stronger sex.
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      405 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid v Capital b $00,000 Starea of £6 each «3,000.00<> Reserve Fund £3,700,000 reserve Liability ol Proprittora «3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. T»adoa Joir.t City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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