Malaya Tribune, 22 May 1922

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    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. VENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. w> 118 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922 FIVE CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922.
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      140 1 I |f* elements. pttb Deu of Local j ve nts. I vCby Expert Sp^ m —UTiTi, J, i n Ii I 111, hi, nil j FOOTWEAR OFFERS. J AT WHITEAWAYS. fe| "REGAL $12so I BLACK OR TAN. "ORIENT*' $10-75 I BLVCKORTAN. 1 "J White Canvas Boots $10.75 T X NE
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      267 1 Great Reductions IN PERFUMERY. Buy now !or the Hari j^yaj. We keep Periumeiy and Toilet Requi- ri c of the Best makes only. Stationery and books ARE ALSO Reduced in Prices. BUY MOW. T}&*aiy Means X H Co 'l P> i Ba sab oa 1 BEST ENGLISH MADE P. H.
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      170 1 ii—liiiniuintutiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiii •iiiuiiiiniuiiiii* CIGARETTES I m m I NUMBER 555 VIRGINIA 1 5 S Unvarying in Quality the I World Over. I I Sole Manufacturers I ARDATH TOBACCO f CO., LTD., I London. mm 88 I BEST I British Bicycles S 68, Road. J 1 The Imperial" Rover $150.00 Nett jj
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    OUR FOOD SUPPLIES.
    637 2 FOR MR. CAVENDISH'S EYE. I Whilst Mr Cavendish is travelling the country telling District Planters', Associations „all about Co-operative Credit Societies in which estate managers, who ane the servants, in the main, of London rubber companies, can have but little interest, we cannot help wondering why nothing
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    THE DARKENING SHADOW.
    427 2 Have you commenced to feel shooting, throbbing pains, darting through your face and your temples —Can't sleep, awake all nightworry, suffer, fret. That's tho story of Neuralgia—the darkening shadow that can be banished by the application of Little's Oriental Balm. Rub mto the face, or wherever the
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    BRITISH AND JAPANESE COTTON TRADE COMPETITION.
    242 2 -i recent statement had it mat oCcup.es only a very modest petition In India us a competitor of GikUt iii.tain. Mr L E Haynee, Secretary, £ino-Bnti6ii iiade Associai.ua, takes up the point, and in a letter to UiK iraa.- Supplement vi "iiie Times*' points
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    CONDITIONS IN AUSTRALIA.
    87 2 South Australian Premier was enl, a^ at :unch..nbythe CW ocr of Shippmg. Sir Frederick Lewis Chelan of Furness, Withy and Co.,' Mr BarweH endeavoured to d<s:.;r m n<?s o{ of m that Australia is tle P° mt vkw owing to it* -erous legislation, the tyranny of To
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    57 2 A correspondent of the “Times” tells H. 1 had a neighbour who keot So.t wh.eh by itB bleating nis morning B.un.W« a uju th. as vre;l as f or Dr Hill j whether this worm 1 k ow -a-.uth: u rio:rctf: •;r anment M»ri for them other w rld> and
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    HOW TO KEEP FIT.
    209 2 Make Yourself Disease-Proof. Germs of all kinds are continually entering our systems; they are in the j food we eat, the air we breathe, and the water we drink. Some are quite harmless, and even beneficial. Others are highly dangerous. But if we are fit and
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      782 2 AUCTIC;. SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, sNo. 30, Chulia IStreet, Singapore. Mortgagee's Sale of {Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Town and Country Properties At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Sale-room, No. 30/ Chulia Street, On Wednesday, May 24, at 2.30 p.m. 1 Valuable freehold land situate Off Passir Panjang
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      550 2 GOOD-BYE TO INDIGESTION. Digestive pain You'd better try this simple little plan that has been so successful in thousands of cases just like yours. Take three Bisurated Magnesia tablets immediately after eating, or whenever pain is felt; that's all. Surprising how effective it is: three little minutes, and the pain's
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      324 2 FOS SAl l»s| Chinese p lPac cehun, Lac Old ry B I Bella, P V 6^B Burners, pi J »U, M I I I MALABAR SlTr^H KIATE*TK!,: A(;ts M •snom to Chm. mm (Ineoi T ,ora:,<f :r.*lt I Solicitors. 16 Phone 2419. THE RIGHT PLACE TO GO FOR YOUR MICHELIN
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    THE R.G.A.
    623 3 THIRTEENTH COUNCIL REPORT ISSUED. Output Control. The thirteenth annual report of the Council of the Rubber Growers' Association contains inter alia the following The Association has been in close touch with producer* in the East through its local committees in Malaya and South India, and tha Council express
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      345 3 ■ft .f :j i2»*olves uric acid. 1 <ji® I tC i is lne a?e f hi artwr es y°« r arterie» y 9 and you will thereby avoid Arterio Sclero.i», H B ra ib of «he blood vessel* and rendert them ttif f and brittle." j\'( '.1* r '.V ufZr
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      522 3 "SCRAPS OF PAPER" I_ WILL GET LOST. PiIOGEI^S JERRI'S LAUNDRY BOOK. IyATER j; FILTERED O<X U W. CU. ON SAL'S AT 70 CU j John Little Co., Ltd. ;:>' < j S H Sweet Shop, Battery Road. g Co., Change Alley. »j Koh Co., Bras Bassah Road. 2 Bl M
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      30 3 BEACH HOTEL 5-16, Beach Road, Singapore (near Raffles Hotel). High Class Hotel, Decently j Fumised, Electric Lighting Single and Double Rooms, Single from $30, and Daily $2. Tel. 1653. I
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      303 3 The Foundation of Good Cookery Add a Spoonful of BOVRII> It makes the whole dish more nourishing. MY6iEXtC HBKtfARJE m« «F«UfIU Prompt Betii i 081 SfcTJNA' L ~aSEo r**** 1 Ailhout inconvenience. ISo other Teamen: requieA v— 4? a Nm, Vfltttm ft v?o f L th" Wnbasle, Paris. Whole***** SINGAPORE
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2372 4 LATEST PRICES QJjrEO IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list Of quotations Singapore, May 20. RUBBER, SntUNfi SHASES-Mail Quotations. I I a. d. Nil for last tad. y.e. Dee. 1920 2 Allagar I T A* Nil for last fnel.
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      172 4 I < H h J X jra in Singapore. f Advertising Y^M k and j M Salesmanship, j 1 Advertising is salesmanship-on DaDP r 1* as- j 1 deal of education in advertising but iSi* f6 13 Sti room for a S° od I SA: 1 I by everybody in
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      51 4 jWj 7', I I I H I l ih I h I r g MALTi-n P I M rucks, II I ■Mj botoru.4 WWM p-i/ C f all bazasn and m I |'Nj 3 s'zst Surel Deal I "•Jets-It" Kikes L:jß Grip:.. L"r"rjhM thing -m-M ~'mm\\ I i\] by L'.L:i*
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      357 5 P I the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. I y -Star Cast in a gripping tale of exceptional interest and special appeal 0T EVERY WOMAN WANTS ting What Every Woman Wants" has 1 at tho expense of her future happiness. TO-NIGHT ♦|•j t j |#I« j! shorty Hamilton Serial j
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      369 5 i" ,m PLEASURE SEEKERS «nt "n P eaBure and they I alive w. ois r 7., There is scarcely a I 1 selve. bu it P l Ce ker iD SOmC Se Se r thM They "«y »ot know or .dn.lt i, ZT I bU < n nevertheless. A photoplay
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      573 5 i WOLF WOMAN WHO IS SHE? lam The Mystery Woman I am Adventure lum Thrills 1 I uin Louise Glaum! jfc n And will be 11 A Ht"fiAl? iV" IO4H' H I If you miss me you are going to miss something Exceptionally Startling. In the 2nd Show at 9.15
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    “GERMANS OF THE EAST.”
    671 6 Lord Northcliffe holds strong i views—his critics go so far as j to say that he is opinionated— and is never afraid to give ex- pression to them. It is possible to admire his courage whilst sometimes doubting his discretion. The globetrotter notoriously imbibes very superficial
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    415 6 Mr H Parry of the Penang Harbour Board has returned from leave. The Hon Mr V Gibbons has been granted four months leave from May 9. j The Hon Mr J Mitchell has been appointed an unofficial trustee of the Penang- Free School. I I Mr Justice M H Whitley,
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    RESTRICTION OF
    61 6 f'erak Sk, hy of (W ,tr fw Kuala I understood H the Sela„ eor ha tj Commen* arc s V of s «<iin e J>H3 !°T >** %Sl ~:r a 4 h br r J fan di he W of^H The SeUntror 4li *J votes to 4 should
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    DUTCH AND RUBBER.
    25 6 k <*™* Our Lumpur, y£%4 respondent of t£ H «y»on H cable T Financial "cent conference J strongly opposed to striction. 1 V
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    WIRELESS OPERATOR untitle
    58 6 Not Seen Sin* i Hu-h K..r.r.,..:y.;v^, rf on board the s.s. reported as missim. C 2 day. He is 26 years of «.J height dressed in a white so •J! shoes. He went to the ml [t ship soon after m\tin\tb not reach the dm Harl a
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    SEIZURE OF CARS.
    84 6 Successful Claim Immd Suprenv r; P--'•**••': r assessment it f« r cars was made by Mi I behalf of the Tar..The dvlVr. \va; MC if Mudaly. The cars won Mohamed Ibrahim, the for priet »r »f th, g a in payments under as iztmi the cars wen
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    93 6 We have at untitle dressed thn ugh us to 3L r E" the Hanyang Chaw Society. Mr Percy Lowndes, of M pore Tramway Company, t'Xw G ra Hosnita ing to undergo an opera:::':*! pendicitis. The Cr wn Prince of Sa**j ng a! N incy foi months t rnplet tion. gave
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      158 6 Robinson Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in the S.,S.> SINGAPORE. I m Sterling: Silver HEW P'TENT i Present for a I PAT Kf 1406«:- 1 1 >.uij.i «ft! i iii i ii it ii ii till i ii ii i t t r ii i rn inn Tiim i inr mri I
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      479 6 8 1 The comfortable and commodious residence at 1507, Joo Chiat Lane, Tanjong Katong, I j six Bedrooms, with two Bathrooms attached, 1 J Sitting and Dining rooms, with a spacious I back terrace, electric lights throughout and fitted with table, wall and ceiling fans in bedrooms. Servants' quarters and
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      109 6 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, May 22. High Tides—7.18 ajn., 7.43 p-m. Football, League II: S'pore Utd v. S C C II, S R C grd. Ex-Se<rvices v. Seletar U, Reclam. SVC: Eurasian and Chinese Cos., Officers and N C Os, 5.10. B. Scouts: Individual Troops, 5.15. To-morrow, May 23. High
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    P & O LINER SUNK.
    384 7 P O LINER SUNK. Ilß tf LOSS CF LIFE IN COLLISION NEAR BREST. PASSENGERS FOR THE EAST. Reuter. m\m i i*mtP* reports mmm I \m\' H -nch I m\mT i anded there. I have 4 mnnv passengers, wxjmxi took o» .j,,. 21,— Lloyd's agent at -i> crew aiul 29 Ejj
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    NEW STRAITS LOAN.
    117 7 BrlKj n hj 21.—The prospectus a issued cf the r.c.v Straits hits Loan mentioned on May i cut that the terms to the recent X w South ff :or. sterling loan, of N* ®<krwr;ters were left with P 1 'ent. i 3 Kve.-ed r" o: a G
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    THE BADAK CASE.
    16 7 a Accused Acquitted. Orton the kf and of Ml, *B for Keoter. I
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    REGULATIONS.
    44 7 Reuter. I f ,"~7 Tht Postmaster I n LA n with N«s scon r U of the nrin-i ofcn*j a th tn ob- RaS" co-ordi-; ™*ht be sent! 1 ;w m order not to use the l', r', a,i<l r sets, m& *—Renter.
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    NEGROES LYNCHED.
    120 7 In a Civilised Country, Reuter. Davisbro, Georgia, May 19.—There were horrible scenes at the lynching of a fifteen-year-old negro in connection with the murder of a woman mail-carrier. A mob of two thousand participated. The negTo was tortured by slow fire t "l he implicated another youth, and
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    HOSPITAL FIRE.
    160 7 Numerous Victims. Reuter. Rome, May 19.—The fire at the Holy Ghost Hospital, which is the oldest and most famous in Rome, housing 800 patients, broke out at midnight in the laundry rooms. It was not noticed until the flames burst through the wards. The electric wires were severed,
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    U.S. COAL CRISIS.
    66 7 Reuter. Washington, May 19.—Mr Hoover has obtained the approval of the loading owners of non-bituminous coal mines to a plan for stopping the increase of coal prices during the strike, by the appointment of district com- I mittees of mine owners, representa- j t'ves of the Government
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    IRISH ISSUES.
    545 7 COALITION GOVERNMENT ARRANGED Serious Events in Belfast. Reuter. 'London, May 19.~Seven fires beBelfast thi inC Jiary broke simiilt i monun Practically simultaneously. Th<?v were chieflv whoJesale stores in the eentre of the 14. The firemen succeeded in con-t;0-Jmg the fires, but the damage is —Reuter thousands sterling. London,
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    CITY BY-ELECTION.
    31 7 Reuter. London. May 19.—1n the City byeiecfon. E C Grenfell, Conservative, polled 10,114 votes, and Sir Vansittart Bo water, Independent Conservative, 0,178 votes, in succession to Sir Arthur Ba'four.—Reuter.
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    NO SEATS FOR LADIES.
    45 7 Reuter. London. May 19.-The privileges committee of the House of Lords has decided by 20 votes to 4 tnat Lady Rhondda's claim to a seat in the House of Lords has not been established. They will give the reason later.— Reuter.
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    RUSSIA'S CHANCE.
    624 7 THE PREMIER ON WORLD OBLIGATIONS. Desire for Peace. Reuter. Genoa, May 10.—Mr Lloyd George said that the Conference was the most remarkable in history and would remain for ever an inspiring landmark in the pathway of universal peace, although it had not progressed as far as the most
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    SIKHS SENTENCED.
    40 7 Reuter. I&hor 0 May 20. —A trial of several months has ended in three Sikhs being sent-nced to five years' rigorous imprisonment, two being acquitted and one bound over, on charges of conspiracy to murder officials and loyalists.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE BANK CLOSED.
    175 7 PEKING AGAIN FALLS TO SEND MONEY. Result of Chinese War. It is only a few months since the local branch of the Bank of Communications (Peking) was re-opened after being closed for some days owing to the non-arrival of funds from Peking. On Saturday this bank was
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    OPIUM MENACE.
    211 7 More Delay Likely. Reuter. London, May 20.—Sir John Jordan, j interviewed by a representative of the Manchester Guardian," said he was 1 greatly disappointed at the report that the Council of the League of Nations had reserved for private consideration the report with regard to the cultivation of
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    NEW BANK.
    67 7 Reuter. London, May 19.—A new bank, entitled Barclay's Bank (Oversea) with a capital of £1,350,000, has been reg.stered to carry on the business of Messrs Cox and Company (France). Barclay's Bank is the chief shareholder in the new concern, and other shareholders include the National Bank of South
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    GERMANS GET RUSSIAN MARKETS.
    46 7 Reuter. Berlin, May 20.—A big German syndicate, comprising thirty-five large industrial firms, representing a capital of a milliard marks, is being founded at Breslau to trade with Russia. Railway material, agricultural machinery, building materials and textiles wi.l largely figure as merchandise handled.—Reuter.
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    GETTING SOMETHING BACK.
    57 7 Reuter. London, May 19. —It is announced I that from April, 1921 to March 31, £3,680,000 sterling h. d been collected I by the commissioners of customs und»r the German R parationa Recovery Act, of which £3,104,000 had been paid to the ixchequer on account of the
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    CHINA CONSORTIUM.
    62 7 Reuter. London, May 19.—The report that! the China bank consortium s con- sidering withdrawal from Chinese j matters is unfounded. A recent meet-1 ing of the council of the consortium was unanimously of opinion that the consortium should continue the pol'cy f of holding itself prepared to assist
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    LABOUR MATTERS.
    208 7 America's Twelve-Hour Day. Reuter. London, May 19. —The Lancashire cotton dispute has been settled.— Reuter. London. May 19.—A meeting of the F«deration of the engineering and shipbuilding trades at Portsmouth has decided in favour of the resumption of negotiations for the settlement of the engineering dispute. Representatives of
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    THE ASSIZES.
    42 7 Seven Years for Killing Wife's Lover. Lim Chu Seng, the Chinese who was convicted on Friday last at the Assizes of homicide not amounting to murder, W.:s this morning sentenced by Mr Justice Barrett Lennard to seven years rigorous imprisonment.
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    NEW GREEK CABINET.
    30 7 Reuter. Athens, May 21.—A "makeshift" Cabinet has been formed by If Protopapakis, with M H rif as Minister of Justice and M Stracos as Minister,of the Interior.—Reuter.
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    COMPLACENT SHAREHOLDERS.
    252 7 Suggested Protection. ['lhe Editor of ihe "Malay Mail."] Sir, —An interesting criticism is made in a Singapore paper oa the manner in which local companies are managed and gives mi.eh food for •erious thought for the Government, and unless some sort of keen legislation is introduced in Malaya,
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    RABIES IN MALACCA.
    133 7 Another Person Bitten. Our Malacca cor reap SPdsnt writes: Last Thursday the son of Mr McDonald. the second resident engineer of th: Malacca Electric Lighting Co., was bitten by a mad dog whilst he was playing in front of the power' station, Kubu. This is. the second
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    EXCHANGE.
    144 7 Singapore, May 22. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3-32<l U mand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months sight 2s 4 9-32 d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 176 U On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 16 p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 62 On Java—
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    31 7 Singapore, May 22. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as under' New York.—ls cts. sellers. London.—7%d. Singapore.—2s Vi cts. Tone of Market.—DulK Tin to-day $77%; 175 tons sold.
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    RICE RUMOURS.
    241 7 Rumours were in circulation in I Colombo a week ago to the effect that I Japan is buying rice extensively in i the Burma market, and fears were exJ pressed lest these operations affect I tht price. We cannot find conrirmaI tion in the latest available Rangoon reports.
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    THE EUROPE HOTEL CASE.
    119 7 The District Court was set apart on Saturday morning for arguing points of law as to whether the charge against E R Fernando late of the Europe Hotel, who is charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of certain sums of money entrusted to him
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    136 7 Reuter. j W Cornelius, shroff, Balik Pulau, j was, on Monday, found guilty in the I Balik Pulau Court by Mr R Scott, District Judge, on three charges of criminal breach of trust in respect of about $200 as a public servant and sentenced to throe months' rigorous Imprisonment on
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    SPORT.
    216 8 FOOTBALL. 8. C. C. vs. MALACCA CLUB. The SCC eleven which travelled to Malacca on Saturday had fairly easy time of it with the Malacca Club, niug by seven goals to two. The i» C C overplayed their opponents after the opening* exchanges, though the home team put up
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    THE TURF.
    266 8 FIRST DAY'S ENTRIES. The following are the entries for the first day's racing.— Race I and 9« —Pony Ex-griffins (Seven furlongs): The Hobo, Minderoo, Avro, Badrie, Second Start 11, Marella, j Orthez," Babz, The Joker, The Baillie, j Ivan C, Dodger, Jill, Princess Mimer. Race 2.—(Race Course): Helanel,
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    TENNIS.
    27 8 WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. London, May 20.—At Princes Club, in the world's tennis championship, G Covey (England) beat W Kinsella (America) by seven sets to three. Reuter.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    89 8 HARD COURT CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. Brussels, May 21.—In the finals of the world's hard court tennis championships, in which several leading Englishmen and men from Overseas are participating, in the men's singles Cocket (France) beat Degotez (Spain), 6-0. 2-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. In the ladies' singles Mdlle. Lenglen (France)
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    CRICKET.
    1263 8 S.Q.C. DEFEAT S.R.C. Reuter. (By "Reynard.") The SCC cricketers showed much improved form on Saturday when they defeated the S R C in no uncertain fashion. Much of the victory wa« due to weak fielding on the part of the SRC, which enabled the SCC, who went in first,
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    YACHTING.
    455 8 YESTERDAY'S RACE. The third and last race for the Rear j Commodore's 1019 Cup (the Lundon j Cup) was started and carried through yesterday in a heavy thunder squall. The boats were sent away at ten o'clock and with the strong breeze made quick time of the first two
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    GOLF.
    34 8 LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. A Reuter cable of the 19th inst. states that in the final of the Ladies' Golf Championship at Sandwich, Miss Wethered beat Miss Cecil Leitch, the holder, by 9 and 7.
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    169 8 "New Laid" Eggs from China. Reuter. Funchal, May 19.—The ex-Empress Zita and family are departing for Cadiz. —Reuter. London, May 19.—Sir Charles Addis has been re-elected president of the Institute of Bankers—Renter. London, May 20.—Messrs Pierpont Morgan and Otto Kahn have arrived in England. The former attends a
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    GERMAN SHIPS PROSPER.
    72 8 Reuter. Berlin, May 19.—The German shipping companies' reports rec«frd a favourable year. The reconstruction of Germany's merchant fleet was energetically prosecuted. and owing to the low exchange, both passenger and cargo ships were fully employed. Nearly all concerns pay higher dividends, the Hamburg South America line as
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    76 8 What Every Woman Wants is the five-part feature in the second show of the Empire cinema tonight, whilst the earlier show has new m Eagle's Eye" episodes; and among other good items on the night's programme are further adventures of "Shorty Hamilton." Charlie Chaplyi is a bricklayer in
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      322 8 NOTICE. The Exchange Banks will be closed on: Monday, May 29, Hari Raya Puasa. Saturday, June 3, His Majesty's Birth- J day. j Monday, June 5, Whit Monday. and at noon on Tuesday, May 30, Race Day. Thursday, June 1, Race Day. 22 5 2 6 j Great Success Great
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      222 8 f THE GARRETT patent, SDPeIIuIdT^ I PORTABLE ENGIX. s I The running of Garrett Portable Engines I that they fulfil the most exacting irei *88 J I modern Engine; the extremely low consumption cost enable the cost of power production fo T 1 '< to compare favourably with installs Vom
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      68 8 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, May 22. Batu Pahat Sri Wongsee 2 p.m. Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu Quorra 2 p.m. Port Swettenham Penan».? ♦Kinta p.m. Malacca Muar *Hye Leong 3 p.m. P Sambu, Prigi Radjah, Tembilahan Indragiri Indragiri 4 p.m. Kota Tinggi *Massima 4 p.m. Kota Tinggi *Meranti 4 p.m. A maij is
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    BRITISH MALAYA'S PROGRESS.
    788 9 BUILDING UP LOCAL INDUSTRIES. TAMPENIS CEMENT TILE WORKS LTD., LEADS THE WAY. Reinforced concrete has come to stay and during the next 20 years all large public buildings, offices, factories, and private mansions will, undoubtedly, bo built of reinforced concrete. Duriag the last decade, architects, builders, contractors,
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      175 9 i »"»ii«"t nimii»iiii(wiiiii UßllHlHiT Darby Go., Ltd. in straits Settleuier.-s.. 11 on w I «5 ii ELECTRO DEPARTMENT. ĕ B m I I I 5 E 8 I O I I Iking mm for Hlaet: is B I ii g I I I Full range of Electrical supplies in stock
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