Malaya Tribune, 26 May 1922

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY X* jb 122 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 2 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed bv correspondents.)
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    STRAITS CHINESE MANDARIN ASSOCIATION.
    315 2 1 From Mr LEE I JIN. In view of the fact that there is now a great 'desire among the Straits Chinese tc learn the mother tongue, the Mandarir language, and in order to foster the study of this important language which has been sadly neglected
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    THE GERMANS OF THE EAST.
    1054 2 From "S C L"' I adviire deeply i-he keen observation of Lord Northsi iffe and I believe be has spoken very truth about Japan when he describes her people as the "Germans of the East." Your readers must not take me to be anti-Japanese when
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      706 2 AUCTIOJ, SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., AUCTIONEERS ft APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Town and bea-side Properties At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, May 31, at 2.30 p.m. 1 Vduab'e 99 years leasehold land and
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      293 2 NIGHT HOLDS NO TERRORS For the Mother Who Keeps Baby's Own Tablets in The House. j What mother does tiot know those i nights of unrest when baby—sleepj less, feverish and in pain—keeps her awake, tense with anxiety, yet helpless to give the little one relief! To all such mothers
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    191 3 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS. Hongkong Hotel's Purchaser A curious circumstance, which has recently come to light in Shanghai, offers itself as a fit subject for comment, says the "C C Post." It is the fact that a British Company, the Shanghai
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    FLOODS IN KWANGTUNG.
    53 3 North and Weet Rivers ap. Canton, May 16.—Tha North amd West Rivers have risen in flood and many low lying places have bee* inundated. The embankment of the CantonHankow Railway has been washed away at Kwan Tin, interrupting the transportation of troops from Canton to Shiukwan.—"S C
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    DR. WELLINGTON KOO.
    65 3 Anglo-American-Chinese Friendship. Shanghai, May 12.—Mr Isaac Marcosson and I)r Wellington Koo wers speakers at the University Club tiffin, the former asserting that China must declare a moratorium in respect of militarism. The latter, lauding Anglo-American-Chinese friendship, said that China would have been unable to secure what she
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    SHANGHAI DIVORCE.
    43 3 A Jewish Case. Shanghai, May 11.—Mrs Grace Cohen is suing her husband. Mr Isaac I Cohen, for divorce in the British i Court. She alleges cruelty and adultery and asks for the custody of tha child. —"S C M P" correspondent.
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    KING OF SIAM'S VISIT TO JAPAN.
    115 3 Expected Arrival in October. Tokio, April 20—The Kokumin reports that a plan has formally been fixed for a visit of the Emperor of Siam to this country, though it has not yet been confirmed by the authorities in the Siameso LegatioM here. His Majesty
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    TRACKLESS CARS FOR TOKYO.
    71 3 The first trackless electric car for Tokyo i» planned to run on tho road between Roku-chome Aoyama to tha maim gate of the Meiji Shrine. I* was expected to be in operation by the end of April, according to a Japanese journal. A peculiarity of this
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    WOMEN BOXERS.
    100 3 A Pkilippines Problem. Manila, April 26.—Women will not be allowed to participate in boxing matches in the Philippines, if a recommendation of the Chief of Police of Manila is carried into effect. In a letter to the Mayor, the Chief says: —"It has come to my notice that
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2476 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list Of quotations Singapore, May 26. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Pec. 1920 Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec.
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      189 4 I Advertising Cj AND I I Salesmanship. a r.. s S Advertising is salesmanshin I deal of education in advertising but" Thel e is Still room f °r a good Sby everybody in the advertising businL °f 6 fundameilt al fact is realized I I making advertising effectual mUCh wUI
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      149 4 F»C> 1 TOOTH ACH| o 41 H OPI-UO to 100TH-ACHE V, h:Ch f n Le relieved ,w. lately hr K. TSUTADaT JAPANESE DENT] frcnt of Fr !!cl 'Pkcn e 12«. Cash Clsaraaa SALE commencing 26-h 1922 for two ueeiJ Everything at enona reductions: Perfumery ao| M Requisites, Stationery, Books.Dc Also
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      382 5 |alhambra| Beach Road Frrm Tuesday, May 23, to Sunday, May 28, 1922. I A Picture Combining Laaghter and Thrills in Plentiful Measure. I Another of those delightfully entertaining productions featuring f TOM M IX I who wrote the story and directed the picture himself as he did in After I
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    92 6 DEATH. MaDELINF Wyse.—On May 26th at No. 119 belegie Road, aged 53 years, mother of Mrs. C. H. Armstrong and Mrs. C. V. Phipps, Cortege leaving the house for the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 4.30 p.m. Interment at Bidaduri cemetery at 5.30 p.m. 26 5 26
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    "BUILDING LAND."
    687 6 There will be a good deal of sympathy with Mr Abraham Frankel in the dismissal of his appeal in the Siglap assessment case. Sir Walter Shaw, in his judgment, had much to say on the point as to whether the land in question was, in the words of
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    PRINCE'S SEND-OFF.
    101 6 Thanks to Ex-Service Men and Women. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 25.—The Prince of Wales appreciated to the ful the wholehearted and enthusiastic sendoff accorded him by the Ex-Service men and women at Victoria Pier on Tuesday evening. In shaking hands with each out the large number
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    EMPIRE DAY IN PENANG.
    130 6 Not Overlooked by Schoolboys. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 25. —Empire Day was observed yesterday by the boys of the Free School. At 10.30 the school cadets, who paraded in the school grounds, were inspected by Lieut. Col. W H Whyte, who complimented the lads
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    482 6 A Japanese was fined $50 yesterday by the second magistrate for being in possession of obscene pictures. Tiie Hongkong Observatory reports at 10 tajm. a typhoon, position uncertain, about Lat lodeg X. Long. Ll4deg E, travelling West. Twenty three Hylam boys were fined if 10 each on Wednesday by Mr
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    219 6 MAf;i STKAT7T" I Pi-; m u Urder of anotltH the AssixM J6d '^7 other watc^N Godowa^H 1 «aseddiedast |«*«ed 10. 1 instr^ 0n Wednesday A not Permit fcTM superior authorbrought the gull 6« lordship 1 the question. 1 Htt lordship s*idthats»-i on the previous J trates, beyond all
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    135 6 A fire untitled m use, IS Maaiaaaajj J Tj sday morning thongt Brigade succeeded atil j mum »rry driver m] third pehee court ?«sr3i? pee tor Porter M c**l I rent iWrisf «al«l l-Vense to Iri* I c*rr\. I* t a«*«— a. the first chaig*•* Utere have beer. »I**M murders
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    CHINESE AFFAIRS.
    438 7 m%tk% AUTHORITIES AND THE Bl HDhTSAI SYSTEM. 3 OXER FUNDS FOR EDUCATION In the House ot Commons, Mr Inskip, K.C., i DU blkation of a letter alleged to be written by g 1921, nforming Commander Haslewood that Mmiraity in requiring him to restrain his wife from Jr. .>
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    CANADA'S BUDGET.
    80 7 hirssed Taxes. Ni lUy 2" —A reduction of Finance I r < an] rts n r the I I tariff, tii excep- iltur imph. ents. urn she i silk has P i from IT 1 to ten per P&jrtR iCBounced various P»ansej and new taxes, and P*e United
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    MURDERS.
    46 7 h* Pers-tt Shot. Mav 2"> P ;< K.aes, revolvers b*-.V^ r;( n murderfc. V" fast evennourcd l;i r! rt0 the crowded K were returning sc d 2) i women and -h' 1 nr *"Feinr-rs is 5--"' r tr er 't> it is stated a:r J— Rater.
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE PROSECUTIONS.
    40 7 Reuter. y lx a e examining p a ent iuiry into a-i n; u 'J *avour of f dH lra he French direcr, 1919 0t titious divib^° :ded to ask f °r imard Amire ana Deputy *vcr,
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    BANKERS' TERMS.
    26 7 Reuter. k a cv, m r 1 ler ?ont Mor- mcial v,' p' rs were -V v be 'V <i Entries that ad. did
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    GERMAN INDUSTRY.
    101 7 Big Export Business. Reuter. Berlin. May 25.—According to Vorwaerts," the committee of experts appointed by the Ministry of Transport, has rejected the suggestion of the Imperial Union of German Industry to transform the railway administration into a co-operative company. During the first quarter of 1922 Germany exported 2,747
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    S.S. EGYPT SURVIVORS.
    89 7 Scenes at Victoria Station. Reuter. London. May 25.—There were affecting scenes at Victoria Station this morning when eighteen passengers, survivors of the s s. Egypt, arrivtd from Pa>ris. Many re-atives were on the platform, and there were affectionate embraces and shakings. Some were overcome with emotion. Several
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    MORE ALLIANCES.
    48 7 Reuter. Prague, May 25.—Speaking in tne Oaasoher of Deputies, the Premier, ones, foreshadowed an alliance of Czecho-Slovakia and Yugo- ia. He tributd the Little Entente's part at the Genoa conference, and declared that neither Germany nor Russia at present were 'acceptable partner* for any alliance.— Reuter.
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    AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
    19 7 Reuter. Vienna, May 25.—The Schober Cabinet has resigned, due to Parliament cutting down Government credits. Reuter.
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    MURDER AT CAIRO.
    29 7 Reuter. Cairo, May 24.—Bimbasni Cunhffe Cave, assistant commandant of B division..' Cairo, was shot with a revolver and killed while cycling homewards in the afternoon. —Reuter.
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    HIGH SCHOOL FUNCTION.
    546 7 FAREWELL TO A POPULAR HEADMASTER. An interesting function took pn.ace m tho High School. Malacca, last Wednesday, on the occasion of the transfer of the headmaster, Mr C F C Ayre, to Ipoh to take charge of the Anderson School. The staff and the boys of the
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    DUTCH SUBJECT IN TROUBLE.
    81 7 False Registration at Penang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ponang, May 25.-Before Mr Arthur, in the police court. W J Van aw g Dutch subject, area charged t the instance of Detective Inspector Brownings with tfivhlf faise informat! The accused had filled in the gocst i Vat
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    103 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore Bahru. May 25. Sunday and Monday* next wiU be mjblk holiday! here on account of Hari Rava Puasa (Ist Shawal). H president of the Town Board rot Me- that officers of the board shall m the market premises; shall not al.ow sickly people,
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    THE PASSING SHOW.
    709 7 BY QUIZ." There is something likable about the thoroughness of the gentleman who, at the V M C A debate the other evening on the rent control question, referred to landlords as "real bloodsuckers." And perhaps, as the force of sheer logic seems te have little impression
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    SOVIET ACTIVITIES.
    133 7 WILL THERE BE WAR WITH JAPAN? MILITARY MOVEMENTS REPORTED. Reuter. Berlin, May 25.—A message from Moscow states that the Soviet Government is endeavouring to gain economic sdvanta ya in Afghanistan, Persia, Bokhara, and Khiva. A Persian mission is now in Moscow negot'ath r a trade agreement. The cv.
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    THE MISSING MR. KENNEDY.
    179 7 Another European Disappeared 1 It now appears that the story of the rikisha coolie who is alleged to, have been thrown into the sea by Mr Kennedy is untrue. The following details were told to a 44 Tribune representative who nu de enquiries on the matter
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    FOREST PRODUCTS OF THE PENINSULA.
    148 7 Valuable Work by Malayan Research Officer. We had pleasure a few months ago in reviewing a publication on Malayan timbers by Dr F W Foxworthy, Forest Research Officer, F If S. The F M S Government have now issued No. 2 of their Malayan Forest
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    THE PRINCE AND SINGAPORE.
    127 7 We have already published the wireless message sent by H R H the Prince of Wales to H E the G 0 C when H M S Renown was passing Singapore last Sunday. The following message was sent by His Excellency the General Officer Commanding "To
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    ROUND THE WORLD BY AIR.
    52 7 Reuter. London, Mjy 2.".—Ma.hr Blake and his companions in the world flight spent the night at Paris. They hope to reach Turin to-night. They describe snatr trip hitherto as glorious. Details of their arrivi?.! at the various stopp ng-places will be anxiously a wa i
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    66 7 At about ten a'clock last night a Chinese, driver of motor car no 965. knocked down another Chinese near Mr Tan Kah Kee"? rubber factory in KailarT-road. The man succumbed to his injuries soon afterwards, and this morning the driver was produced before Mt Bu'l in the m *d police
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    90 7 C. of C. Rubber Aswociation. I Singapore, May 26. Pale Crepe Closing Pi ices. Latest London Cablet era ate. —I<o:--uon. Spot i %d. Kibbed >» Bc££i It 'it T* r*i« Buyers Seller* Spot 24 24 June 2 ii- 2u July to Sert 25 2>V Oct to Dec 2
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    71 7 Cable information was received on May 21, about the untimely death of Dr S A Vairakiam F R C S (England), Surgeon. General Hospital Colombo, and a lecturer of the Ceylon Me.dk a I College. He is n broil., in-:a*e» of Dr E T Maclntyrc M D. J P, of
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    EXCHANGE.
    79 7 Singapore, May 26. ■)n Loudon— Budc <- month.-' light 2s 4 1-320* Demand 2s 3 20-32d Private 3 months sight 2s 4 7-32d On India— Bar k Tel. Transfer ***** On Hongkong— Bank daa.ii i n J draft 13 7 8 .c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 63%
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      157 7 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 26. i H:gh Tides.—10.18 a.m., 9.56 p.m, Queen Mary's Birthday. (1867K I Municipal Commissioners, 2.15. Football, League I: S C C v. SCFA, SRC ground. League II: Middlesex II v. Seletar Utd, SCC grd; S'pore United v. S C F A II,
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    140 8 FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S FIXTURES. Singapore League, Div. IS C C I vs. S C F A I, S R C ground; referee, Sergt Major Preston. Singapore League, Div. II. Middlesex II vs. Seletar U, S C C ground. Singapore U vs S C F A II, S C
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    444 8 S. R. C TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAYS RESULTS. Doubles. L Gammell and E Oliveiro (rec 3) beat W A Keyt and X E Webb (scr), 7—5, 6—2. Championship. W A Aeria beat C A Bateman, 6—2, 5—7, 6—4. N E Ess beat H G/Stack, 6—3, 6—2. A Singles. W A
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    GOLF.
    46 8 K.G.C. MEDAL PLAY. The usual monthly modal (stroke) for May and the ladies' spoon, of the Keppel Golf Club, which were arranged to take place during the week-end, have had to be postponed until Whitsun Week-end, June 3 and 5, on accousnt of Hari Raya.
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    YATCHING.
    116 8 RACE FOR KNOWLES TROPHY NEXT SUNDAY. Ella Wins Lundon Cup. The first race for the Knowles Trophy will be sailed on Sunday, over a new course. The start is from the Club at 10 a.m., out round the quaran- tine vessel Bulimba at St John's, down round the Oscar
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    THE STADIUM.
    63 8 MEETING THIS AFTERNOON. We learn from an authoritative source that the suggestion to retain the Stadium ground as a football and athletic enclosure for the benefit of all the ciubs in Singapore has aot been lost sight of and that in fact a meeting of various people, in
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    BOXING.
    89 8 LOCAL CHARITY CONTESTS. The return match between Johnny Carvalho and Battling Key has been definitely fixed to take place at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday, June 1. Booking will be at the Victoria Theatre box office Ring side %4 front stalls $3, boxes of 6 seats $20. The contests
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    THE TURF.
    154 8 DERBY PROBABLES. London, May 25.—The Derby probables are Scamp (Lane), Simon Pure (JelUss), Villars (Bellhouse), Diligence (Macgee), Rungho (Ledson), North End (Wragg), Pondoland (O'Neill), Tamar (Frank Bullock), Buckshussar (Childs), Craig-an-Gower (Whalley), Dry Toast (Caislake), Irish Battle (Beary), Baydon (Thwaitcs), Silpho (H Wheatley), Satellea (Elliott), Captain Cuttle (V Smyth),
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    216 8 A case was called in the third court thi3 morning in which a Moham-medan-stands charged with attempted murder by st .bbing a Chinese on the 12th mst at Merbau-road. The injured man is still in hospital and not out of danger yet. The doctor's evidence having been recorded the case
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    IMPORTANT CHANGE.
    225 8 RUBBER PRODUCTION COSTS. No More Public Figures. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 26.—The correspondent of the "Melay "Mail" at Colombo wires that the "Times of Ceylon" has a cable that Mr H Trotter, chairman of Linggi Planations, states it has been decided that it would not
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    203 8 "Sure Fire," a Universal special feature, starring the smiling Hoot Gibson, comes to the Liberty Hall to-night. The story, from the famous novel "Bransford of Rainbow Ridge," is a thrilling drama of the Western range, jammed, crammed with action, teeming with thrills, peppered with laughs and salted with
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    BATTLE OF THE SOMME.
    94 8 Ex-Services Celebration. Arrangements have already been started by the Ex-Services Association of Singapore to hold a dinner and smoking concert on July 1, the sLxth anniversary of the commencement of the First Battle of the Somme. The dinner will be held at Goodwood Hall, which has
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    102 8 Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent wires that the "Malay Mail" correspondent in Colombo cables that a message to the "Times of Ceylon" says a bankruptcy notice has been served on Horatio Bottom Ley. The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at:-— Singapore: fAlps Maru, Amiral Latouche Treville, Clan
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    589 8 ARRIVALS. Ths sts. Esmeralda British, Capt Singapoufc arrived on Wednesday from Bagan with a general cargo and is bound for the same port. The s.s. Kampor, British, Capt J M Mackay arrived on Wednesday evening from Tauson with a giemeral cargo and is bound for the same port.
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    19 8 H M the King secured his fifth victory on the Turf this season with Nicardy in the Combermere Handicap.
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    51 8 There was a revolutionary step in the sphere of law on May 9 when the first English woman barrister, Miss Ivy Williams, wag called to the Bar at the Inner Temple. She wore a black evening dress and student's gowu with bands, but was wiglesa. Sh* does not intend to
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      146 8 ■BMMHMaaaaBiB TO LET.—No. 5-A Devonshire Road Bungalow with Tennis Court, Garage, &c. Immediate Entry. Rent $135 per month. Apply to Powell Co. Ltd., 16 18 Raffles Place. 26 5 2 6 SINGAPORE MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE. MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA. NOTICE. The office, f
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      683 8 l."iiiiuiJiii«aiiBUiiii"iiiH!miiiiiiniii,.i mm t t j THE GA3RETT r,r; NT SUP ELATED I PORTABLE ENGINE. 5 I The running of Garrett Portable En<m, I that they fulfil the most exacting requir^^V' >n I modem Engine; the extremely low consumption, ar < I cost enable the cost of power production f or
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      88 8 AUCTION SALE (f MOTOR CARS. To be held at oar Btel i Raffles Place Sal as] 1 i dt MLJtsm One 2-eeater *&k Cc< [ight, se f-staner. In excellent order. J One 5-seater R *0m\W cushion cmers, ipaienalal Iu g, jd raaaial ni* POWELL A AticWBJal ,i is Singapore, iy
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      325 8 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, May 26. Kemaman, Kuala Dungun A Trengganu Hong Ho 2 p.m. Shanghai M V Donna Lans 2 p.m. Batavia, Samarang Sourabaya Metfchior Treub 2 p.m. Medan" Van t>iemen 3 p.m. Port Swettenham A Teluk Anson •Kampar 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 p.m. Malacca A Muar
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    147 9 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, May 24. Catalogued 1,601,101 lbs; 714.78 tons. Offered 1,358,163 lbs; 606.32 ton*. Sold 1,041,580 lbs; 464.99 tons. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Singapore Standard Quality 24 to cents per lb. (1 lot only), j Good Average Quality 23
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    168 9 Singapore, May 23. There has been very little business passing during the week under review; both the tin and rubber sections are lifolessand the majority of deals put through have been confined to industrials and loans, j Tin at £151 Hi 6d shows a rise
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    381 9 Singapore, May 24. Business for the week has been on a better basis and the turnover has J embraced practically all stocks except rubbers. Tin after slight variations closes £151 2s 6d an increase of £1 10s over last week's closing quotation. Although the metal
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    115 9 Singapore, May 25. Since laet reporting, the Rubber Market has been quietly steady with business of small dimension* owing to seller* holding off. Consequent on further break in values in London and New York caused by heavy liquidations oa the part of stockholders, the Weekly
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    LATEST LAMP INVENTION.
    228 9 Will Barn for Three Tears. The invention of an electric lamp which will burn for three years with- j out current is reported in the "New York Tribune." The new product, which is described by manufacturers as "Bottled sunlight," is the work of an Italian engineer, Juan
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    48 9 We are informed that Mr W R Rowland, formerly of Negri Sembilan and Pulau Bulan, has beem held hf the Custodian of Enemy Property, London, to be a "Stateless person." His property will, therefore, be returned to him under the proviaiona of the Treaty of Versailles. —M .M.
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      277 9 GREAT COMMANDERS WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. 11 sl'* ,ll, l ,l,ll,ll,ll,l ,1 ,11,M,1, 11,,1,,1,im ,ll,liail, 'I■llll 1 1 1 |i conqueror, i COMMANDER CIGARETTES Another Great Commander. fl jCREtT s (lB >uNcoMMANDEK. j i COMMAND ATTENTION. j j j I °H ar r I I C° mman der Cigare tes are
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      130 9 J ill i it- i i i i i i i t i i i < i <i i. im n j i i i I n: i l l I Imil iiiimniun m S l A.M.A. A.M.A. 1 10. A. PARSONS CO., I td. I m I Incorporated in
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    OUR INCOME TAX.
    298 10 THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION PETITION. 1 We notice (say. the "Pinang j Gazette") that at the Committee meeting of the Straits Settlemeate (Singapore) Association, Mr See ;Tiong Wah said a petition was being j prepared by the members of the Chinese community asking that the Income Tax
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    MILITARISM IN JAPAN.
    252 10 Japanese Comment on Lord Northcliffe's Criticism. The "Nichi Nichi," one of Japan's leading newspapers, has the following comment on Lord Northcliffe's criticism of the militarist party in Japan With the virtual termination of th* Ar.glo-Japarxse Alliance, a change i.s distinctly noticeable in the sentiments of the British
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    189 10 The work of erecting the dredge on the Mambau Tin Co a Property i, •Pproaehingr completion, and it l s hoped to coronifnca dredging in the Jiesr future, Mr C E m charge. At th* dirnner by the Clothworkers' Company in London Sir William Robertson paid tributes to the admirable
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      370 10 in nun ill iii i imii i i i i i i i in in in i nil ii mi mi in ii hi i in ,i, i in in i i i i i i i i in iiiiiiuuiiuiiiii Astounding Prices 1 IN Indian Carpets, Ruga, j I AND
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      347 10 MARTIN'S /rassa FILLS A Branch R«n«df lot *X !m«lullr'tl A "*T «f «.-«p ima-sii Maiti. > Pills bi tha oc-use >c tha; i< Str sacrt Cjn a/ t «f tbt Symi a timely -j-»« nay fea •dastsM** ia<aia xi* -Jbrm j»innii n J e<r -mo, AERATED [fl WATER A MACHINE
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      390 10 STEAMER SAILINGS. STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. Steamers intended to sail from Singapore. Kinta —Monday, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. Hye Leong—Monday 4.30 p.m., for Malacca and Muar. Knan—Tuesday, 2.30 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. ilelantaa —Tuesday, 5 p.m., for Malacca and MuarIpoh—Wednesday, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham
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      297 10 LINE OJ_STEAM E(S Monthly saiLngs to and from Australia Batavia, Sourabaya, Freraantle, Adelaid- 0 0ti 1922 SCHEDULE OF Arriving Singapore 4 *5 -I EM IT A ct s -s. EUKELIA Nov. 6 s.s. EMITA Dec 4 s.s. EXOGGEHA" Vj For further Particulars apply to PATERSON SIMONS co (Incorporated in England
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    CURIOUS FIND AT SEA.
    364 11 AMAZING STORY OF BULGARIAN FIREMAN. I Readers of the "Arabian Nights"; wxbertaraments says the "Ceylon In-1 dependent" will doubtless remember the haul of the Bagdad fishermen who found a big heavy urn in his net after a fruitless day's fishing and the contents of that urn
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    HENDERSON AND BIBBY LINERS.
    97 11 The following is the latest information from Rangoon regarding the movements of steamers of the Henderson and Bibby Lines. Straits passengers arc travelling by all these sailings: s.s Martaban left United Kingdom on May 5. s.s. Pegu arrived Rangoon on May 20. s.s Amarapcora 'eft Port
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    A LESSON FROM BRAZIL.
    127 11 The following appears in the last issue to hand of "The Times Weekly Edition": "We learn that the negotiations for a loan of about £9,000,000 to the Federal Government of Brazil are approaching completion, and it is hoped to make the issue within the next few
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    91 11 The following has special interest locally in view of the position of the Rent Restriction Ordinance in Singapore- The Hongkong Tenants' Protective Society, Whose membership comprise* about 7,000 Chineee residents, has sent a petition to the Governor asking that the Rents Ordinance be enforced for another year and that its
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      550 11 SAILINGS. j m INDIA W^MUNE. England.) ASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. 0» 4 r ORIENTAL S. N. CO. with nis Majesty's Government. \K-LASTERN SERVICE. LoND ON Due SINGAPORE. Hay 27 Kashgar about June 25 ab Ut C 11 Sardinia about July 9 stoat J une LONDON ANTWERP Leave SINGAPORE. 9 Delta
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      333 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. O. S, K. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Alps Maru arr May 27 dep 28 Argun Maru a rr July 17 dep IS NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco,
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      380 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. Y. K. i i LONDON LINE, Suwa Maru May 31 Fushimi Maru June 14 LIVERPOOL LINE. Tatsuno Maru June 10 Tokushima Maru Mid June HAMBURG LINE. Mito Maru End June NEW YORK LINE VIA SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kawachi Maru Mid June BOMBAY LINE. Wakasa Maru May
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      572 11 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL SifcAMSHIP CO.. LTD., (Incorporated in U. S. A.) San Francisco Service Those desirous of seeing the Orient should travel by the scen e rout* HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU SAN FRANCISCO. FROM HONGKONG s.s. "NANKING" May 30 s.s. "CHINA" July 6 (First class fare, Hongkong to
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      576 12 WANTED. WAITED.—From 1st July two rooms prefers >ry with Bathroom attached in quiet locality. No fancy Rents. Apply box No. 1 il, c o Malaya rribunc." ■25 5 i.— 27 5 TO LET. TO LET—Part of Office at No. 9 Winchester House. Entry can be made from 1st June. Apply
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      556 12 NOTItt NOTICE. Saiboo Co. of Nos. 12 13 Tank Road, Singapore, beg to inform the public that they are the Agents for the sale of Passage Tickets for Ceylon by the Osaka Shoscn Kaisha, Japanese Steamship Co. Saiboo Co., (Ship Chandlers' Dept.) Ticket Agents for the Osaka Shoseu Kaisha. supply
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      441 12 BANKS. I INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. i (Incorporate;! in th" U. S. A I OWNED BY I HE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital and Surplus US $10,000,00( 5 Undivided Profits 5,400,00( Reserve for Dividends 600,00C Head Office:—60 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office: —36 Bishopsgate, Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan.
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      447 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BfANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 94. MARKET STRiiBT. BRANCHES: Penang So Beach Stxett. Malacca 131 Jonker Street Muar 77-79 JaJaa Suleimaa Batu Fahat 109 Jalaa Rahamat. I 3 iernbang 16, Dir. AGENCIES A'l: London, New York, San Francisco, B tavia, Sourabaya, Semsr*ng. Shanghai, Hongkong, Asnoy, Postian&k and
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      394 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF LMM-L. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid Capital 600,000 Shares of £6 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors *3,000,00j BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joir.t City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd. National
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      404 12 INSURANCE. CHE b'MTEl> ASSURANCE CDtU'OftA j UL\ UMils (Iacoxpos I ic tae Hoao o.cct Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS S«*e Teong Weii, Esq. < Chairman.) Caw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lea, Fjaq. N. B. Chan, Saq. Qng Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Ron San Hin, Eaq.
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      112 12 Tel H aCi »*«Z annum t Half-yearly 1 1 Per quarter I tj T(^or tlgncouatr essi < the dfcma nd for 3 BECOME KEGULai: BDUrJ TLe tribune" j, subscribers at l or, ,»j wtthoot be tddresatd to m 1 All < rritkj ■en matteci, rs, bU account?, prißttoj; be addressed
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