Malaya Tribune, 31 May 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND J SHIPPING G^&ETTE. I EVENING DAILY. fcfc- No. I- 5 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya tribune. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922.
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      538 1 .■ii [/tribune 1 rf) .G GAZETTE. Settlements. Daily- I r 0 < Local ~3 t S. i TThy EXP* 14 Jean's Paper looor— in s3oE3oc==3o^3c^sgogoiocsss&oc=»iOKaQES^ P REVISFD PRSCES-REVISED PRICES—RT VISED RI vv-REVISED PRICES. 2 j I Cents if#' E Patent Leather Pump Shoes. toit fl >:riped shirts. Good <i ualit
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      59 1 aiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniTifiriiiiiiiiiiiiiMimmwiiMilllliiillM THE J j MALAYA TRIBUNE i AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. f I Te. No. 171, Managerial Dept. I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 1 i i I f Per annum $15.00 j f Half-yearly 1M j f Per quarter 5.75 j
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    THE WATSON TOUCH.
    658 2 A FRENCH INDICTMENT OF FICTION DETECTIVES. Sherlock Holraea Outdone. Paris, March 28.—A recount article by Dr Locard, the founder of the newest school of handwriting exports, in which he complains that modern police methods have shown a sbrange reluctance to assimilate themselves to the system adopted by
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    69 2 The -Labour party has taken over the Dafl, Herald and is increasing the price to 2d. The paper recently arranged to clcs e down owing to la*k of funds. regard to the introduction of the pronosed income tax in Ceylon tue authorities are at present bu-y corresponding with the Hone
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      540 2 AUCTION SALE. POWEU LTD. FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES. Land Sales every Tuesday, Furniture Sales every Saturday, Othe, days of the month (except Sundays) Miscellaneous Goods. Tuesday and Friday—During- the year, hardware, provisions, piece goods, etc., at our sale-room, Raffles Place, at 11 a.m. These bi-weekly auctions afford an opportunity for buyers
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      525 2 Your baby's Early Days <n* Ba&y's ri;it>.iol tcK>d is mother's mt!k; 7j 8» if h« cannot jet this you ru.it q< -e w. him food <*•'•.,u p» w r identic ;<1 M W with a-other's miilu Only so can you sm m> keep B>.by well and happy. *a* H The
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      439 2 HEALTH IS THE REWARD of cleanliness inside and out. To keep clean and healthy inside use Pinketlea when necessary. As gently as nature they dispel constipation, regelate the liver, cure biliousness, sick headaches, dizziness, clear the akin and purify the breath. Druggists everywhere sell Pinkettes, or post free at 60
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      269 2 I REGULATIONUfV^ j or Tsto 3 I V_ 5 Price $4.50 E^ j REGULATION LIFE S BOARD OF TRAiiE PATTE8N S j SAFETY I Price $9.00 E ch I" UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits J SINGAPORE r v ufMiiiiiiauiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii.iiiiii 1 1 1 1 j Astounding Price] j IN
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    DO COUE CURES LAST ?
    559 3 DO COUE CURES LAST WHAT PATIENTS SAY SEVEN DAYS AFTER. "Better and Better." What happens to M Cove s patients I —in particular those who have announced after his lectures that they have derived immediate benefit from the system of auto-suggestion he advocates as a cure for all sorts and
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    QUININE AND MALARIA.
    133 3 Alleged Effect* of Treatment. A further reference to the above in "Truth" is as follows A student of homoeopathy who has been reading the recent references to the quinine treatment for malaria in Truth has sent me a lot of curious information on the effects of quinine.
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      544 3 H Believes the Pain of I Sprains, Brusses,^^ Rheumatism, I SoreThroat,NGuralgia,Headache.\ I/ torme ntedbyRheumatism,Neuralgia,Sprains Ua body or nerve pains; if sometimes the agony n I r If from the throbbing nerves and aching muscles I I fXt unendurable, then you need Sloan's Liniment. Hj j.o cars Sloan's Liniment has been
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      305 3 J From England KS flT! Cowhide |140 i V R Of Music Dealers stores. j W M Distributors for Malaya: f Vf DUNCAN KDJiERTS. Ltd.. #\w Singapore. i^ > »1. Worship St. Londo. J^Is^"^^ I™" 1 ""••■'""•■i.l.i- lilnuniiliili.iiiiiinniiHam •.[■«■«■niniiiiuii.iniiiiiiiiiai ,i..u.n.„. j -sff? There are .Brands of JlSjss&k. ilCigsretteslNit i I
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      408 3 r EAUTIFULLY refined and delicately perfumed, ffl^g&^jfaS^^^^ VervYusa Oxygen Cream is jf?S39 'ti/' always found on the dressing- v*" >f« i-'&^^^^Smw Itables1 tables cf dainty folk. It is incomparable for its wonderful softening qualities; also for the S I unique. manner in which it pro- I^Ov tects the skin ags
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2352 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list Of quotations Singapore, May 27. RUBBER, STERLING SllA2Ĕ3— Mail Quotations. a. d. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 j 2 Allagar n' 2* 0* Nil for last fnd.
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      113 4 I BUSINESS j OPPORTUNITIE i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I "Wanted," "For Salp" t 4. >, T "Trade Notices' Etc \r F Und 5 If vn„ v, tc- wIU bnn X l ui <* results. J Je/ulVr^rtV 0 "I, 0 3 h USe t0 Iet if the ClassMel idyL inSert your the^^
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      216 4 Solution oji>> Notice r-^S May 1922 Strain s and he i ntor W c therein. The^^S remaining O^fl owing by d ebts« fc» i Dateathi s^S^^? Soli 12 5 MNotice is herebTT^ 5?" k he ls t.tothe days inclusive) f Dividend wZ£l«* 3y rJerof 60. Cecil Street. COMPANY Cash Clearaoee
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      428 5 KailM* Expensire Programme To-Night at the i First NaUonal Attractions SCHAPL,N /Ox I Comedy I j sl) V ID i t 9.30 Sharp. I Pickf ord in Daddy Long Legs 1 fHU In 7 Reels. J M -v i'ickfords own studios; Admire the bat don't fall ia love. mj p|
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      311 5 I JM ,MI,,,,W,,1,, ,,I,,M i. I [ALHAMBRA I I Ccach Ra *d. |I m j j From Monday, May 29, to Saturday, June 3, 1922. I OJECmOE O- 1 RPEWTIB IS j j Idol of France, Heavyweight Champion of Europe and Light Heavyweight Champion of the World, I j has
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      489 5 TO-NIGHT'S DRAWING CARDS. MIRACLES OFTH JUNGLE. IN THE HANDS OF THE APES E 1 1 I AMIDST RAGING TIGERS 10 (continued on Friday.) fift v-Fi w r Y WITH NORMA TALr.lADGE, A hallmark special feature. Deluxe from the Story by Robert Shirloy. In live Parts. In the First Show. New
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    40 6 ACKNOWLEDGM ENT. Mr. Edgar Galistan and brothers wish to thank all relatives and friends who sent wreaths and letters of sympathy on the occasion of his mother s death, and who attended the funeral. 31 5 31 5
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    S.S.A.AT A CRISIS.
    717 6 The letter from Mr. E A Brown, writing as Vice-President of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, appearing in this issue, is of exceptionv.l interest. He makes an earnest appeal for support for the Association, and, very pertinently, he declares that its future lies in the hands of
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    818 6 Father John Thompkins, S J, has arrived in Kuala Lumpur af ier a very successful mission in Seremban. Mr J D Sinclair, Secretary of the Malacca Club, is proceeding to England on leave about the middle of June. The silver cup presented by the Ho Hong Oil Mills for exhibits
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    RUBBER NEWS
    213 6 CHANGE OF VIEWS untitled RESTRICTING. he jl Lundon, :,t av appoj itment i f of th 7 I the 1 Qia 1 Gr «J p Of r 4) J .-(.-..•',-.;l v f M not Thr- tU inu-n- a can br? 5 ■ucmuers.—'aj JFmai .)u r 0w» 3 Lumpur,
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      366 6 Gramophone, but portable" Master's iRj A Varitahla Boon at Picnic*, feSJr River Parties aad other \Jr Outdoor Jollificationa. Hr Although portable, it h a real "His Masted Voice" Gmmophone, embodying all the special features that keep "His Masters Voice Instrument supreme. SPECIFICATIONS. Waxed Oak Cabinet, with leather handle, bronze finishedI
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      263 6 TO LET. The comfortable and commodious residence at 1507, Joo Chiat Lane, Tanjong Katong, six Bedrooms, with two Bathrooms attached, Sitting and Dining rooms, with a spacious ;>ack terrace, electric lights throughout and fitted with table, wall and ceiling fans in bedrooms. Servants' quarters and several outhouses and Motor Garage.
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      103 6 GREAT OPPORTUNITY! Save 50 per cent because our prices are most reasonable Get our prices before deciding Elsewhere, and we are I SURE YOU WILL FINALLY BUY AT New Silk Emporium 1 No. 41 HIGH STREET. OPPOSITE WING LOONG TAILOR. (Late Messrs. Yamato Co., premises.) I JUST HAVE A TRIAL
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    THE HASLEWOOD AFFAIR.
    175 7 I„:.u J 3 AriliUßE EXPLAINED. CHINESE WERE ANNOYED. H use of Commons, replying to Mr Insfcip, the f: ;rs wi.h regard to Commander Haeie- .i campaign. t. Governor of Hongkong fend been called i wae conducting a campaign, including -tsai, in terms which had much annoyed p
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    untitled REPARATIONS.
    122 7 L Press Satiated. -g. \i l -t';u-tion is c it the German EJiors the P r °P° s Laii'ir.i fcheme, as removing Serf Frcr h upation of ETa-aa fresh Eur r -an crisis. be sharl>l-'". -U Journal" t is the Lrfa p:• l,etter int :r particalarrjr j Cfcitsli,
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    THE HAGUE MEETING.
    76 7 ■Kjoe, 29.—Invitations to the ■i it th« Hagu- have been M fit r- >f the Genoa pi rceat with th? C I ti art ting I yperts will be mi'A later thin June 25, by pen< a which is unpfactioE of th- Dutch repress that the task
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    SIAM'S EXLIGHTENED KING.
    42 7 a.—Th* Tortmghtlv CJ r T: the King of |f™ tt I tat sman&hip. fe»>; dpm :;te mora- traffic under L r gambling compulsory eduh* Th«. L 'er to the quesijo f L gennai «Vr hett r than B uter.
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    GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
    29 7 fe» Mr 1 >yd K-v..; -t'city X u *s ►-German &£fr' but confirm*- matter P f -"'i not Mr say that in th. ln document -Reuter
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    ROYAL WEDDING.
    8 7 1 Duke of L and King
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    COTTON GROWING.
    108 7 WorM Shortage Predicted. London, May 29.—1n the Hou«e of Common*, Mr Arthur Samuel affirmed that the estimator showed that the supplies of Amciwnn cotton are likely to fall below the world's demand by th? end of the current twelve months, and probably the British cotton industry will seriously
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    COST OF LIVING GOING UP.
    68 7 London, May "80.—Commodity prices in a number of countries have taken an upward tarn. Th United States Federal Reserve Beards index number for March is 147, compared with 142 in January. The French official index number of wholesale prices was 362 in April, compared with
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    MAJOR NUTTER'S DEPARTURE.
    141 7 Farewell Dinner at Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 30.—Major Nutter in view of his forthcoming departure for Home was entertained at a farewell dinner on Saturday at the Station Hotel. Mr F E Mair, presiding, paid aa eloquent tribute to Major Nutter's popularity and the
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    ESCAPE FROM A SLADANG.
    133 7 Mr Crichton's Close Shsrs. (From Our Own Correspondents Ipoh, Mav 30.—On receiving information that a sladang had killed Chinese topper at a village in the j Kuala Kaaesar district, the District Officer, Mr R CrLchton, and a party of Halays, went in search of the animal.
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    18 7 Letters still lie at our office for Messrs S C Woo, N T Shean and Law Ah Bah.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 7 (We do not necessarily endorse the '-•p.. ons expressed by correspon-
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION.
    653 7 From Mr EDWIN A BROWN: In another column will be found an announcement calling together the members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association for the annual general meeting. May I, as Vice-Presidamt of the Association, request the courtesy of a little .race in your issue to-day
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    IN CONFIRMATION OF REUTER.
    63 7 (From Our Own Correspond^ nIA Fun's Tumpur, May 30.-A te.eFr nmtothe"TimeaofC,ylon/'.taU. the Colombo correspondent of U» "Malay Mail," announces that Sir Eric Geddes wUI probably be chapman of the Dunlop R ub^ Co V. Another cable states that the uader +h» Straits Settlements writ-rs of the
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    184 7 LOCAL AND WORLD ITEMS OF INTEREST. "Miracles of th;- Jungle" and Fifty-Fifty," with Norma Talma dge, a re drawing good crowds to the Gaiety nightly. The first show programme is all changed, Thursday being the last night. On Friday a special Race programme will be presented, which wi.'i
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    THE ASSIZES.
    73 7 Sikhs Acquitted of Murder Charge. At the Ali»H yesterday, the two Sikhs, Pagat Singh and Harnam Singh, who were charged with the murder of another Sikh, the watchman at Messrs Guthrie and Co's godown in Anson-road, were found not guilty and acquitted. When the Assize court resumed its
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    CATHOLIC UNION CELEBRATION.
    147 7 In celebration of the feast of Ascension Day Mr Chia Goh Lee, the president, gave a social repast in the club house of the Catholic Union on Sunday last, when all the members were "at home." The chief event of the day was the final match of
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    GIANT SWORDFISE.
    39 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 31.—A ./ordfish measuring sixteen Let, with a sword four feet in length, and weighing five pikuls, was caught in a net at Kuala Kurau, and bought by a Chinese for $85.
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    207 7 Lt Col L J Comyn C M G, D S O, General Staff, having left the Command on May 29, is struck off the strength of the garrison from that date. On the occasion of the King's birthday parade on the Esplanade next Saturday, there will be a small enclosure
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    THE IRISH WAR.
    204 7 LARGE MANUFACTURE OF MUNITIONS REPORTED. INVASION OF ULSTER. London, May 30.—Fierce fighting is resorted from Feruu nsjj where Republicans emteisd a strong Orange ees 'ttigo snd joii hands with the Fn* State They drove out the Protestant business men and occuj It f houses. The rebels then
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    SALE OF LOTTERY TICKETS.
    307 7 Youth Fined $50. The case was concluded in the' I -.md police court this morning in which a young Tamil lad named Paul stood charged with possession of lottery tickets and selling same. The magistrate fcsed the accused $50. Cap.am and Bt Major L A Newnham,
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    95 7 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, May 31. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cab uu^^ don, Spot 7vid. Ribbed S ■<■* She** Ciesittf IMen Buyers Selfc i Spot 26% 2*% June 26% 27 July to Sept 87% 28 Oct to Dec 2: 3J Latest London Cabti quote.—Lei
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    14 7 The office of "The Planter" is now again in Kuala Lumpur, at 27 Javastreet.
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    EXCHANGE.
    119 7 I Singapore, May 31. 0' T. a.; E„ r v .< rronths' s'ght 2s 3 31-32 d Demand Priva* 3 bvmthfl si.-ht 2s 4 5-32 d On India Bank Teh Transfer 175% On T lonfkong— Bank d nsnd draft .14 p.c. pm. On Skanaiu Bank d msxd draft 63%
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      98 7 i [AjCTOGEFf j Advice free bj feur Qualified Nurse to I I all users upon Ap ion to 1 T ESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED BULK CO. j (London) *****47 Cecil Street, Singapore. i.,..itt i i c i iki %.i.»i» i i i•; i i i i iim il U,*tt;'irii!«'J'.iiaiJU'l ;i:m'.f:'l':i"il ir*:-!':!
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      159 7 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, May 31. Hongkong 1 Shanghai Japan, taking mails for U S A Canada Radnorshire 2 p.m. Radnorshire* 2 p.m. Ba.tu Pahat Mena 2 p.m. Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu Pontianak 2 p.m. i Krctay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Patani, Singora,* Bandon Bangkok* Yugala 2 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang *Ipoh 3 p.m.
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      153 7 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. r o i»y. May 51. 1. f !c .20 a.m., 1.46 pan. K ;.'.a soc! Uon, Barker's, 12. Cir r E-rarn? Works, 12. Foot .a Lt ue Ii: R E v. S'pore Un ted, SRC ground. Race Lott< ries, Goodwood Hall, 9. "Conflict,," Vict'>
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    2303 8 THE SPRING RACES. SURPRISING RESULTS IN FIRST DAY'S EVENTS. The End of Tressalite. The attendance at the Racecourse was not very great when the Spring events commenced yesterday afternoon, but the weather wan a little threatening. Many more people arrived later, when there did not seem much
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    FOOTBALL.
    246 8 TO-DAY'S GAME. The following will represent the R F. in to-day s Second League panic against Sirgapore United on the SRC ground:—Maclntyre; Kennedy and Jennings; Saund.rs. Ashley and Barnett; Bayes, Quarrell, Burgess. Barnes and Fn L I'ERAK re. SELANGOR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 31.—The soccer trials at
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    271 8 INTERESTING IPOH MATCHES. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, May 30.—The return tennis match between the Perak Chinese Recreation Club and Major Nutter's team as a farewell to Major and Mrs Nutter, took place on the Club's ground, the members being "at home." Dr Kong proposed the health of
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    BADMINTON.
    261 8 I. C. C. vs. NEWTON CLUB. Before a fair gathering of spectators, the badminton match between the Indian Catholic Club and the Newton Club, which was postponed from last week, was played on Mjjnday evening on the latter's ground, the game being in the capable hands of Mr A
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    CRICKET.
    318 8 A P.C. BEAT S.R.C The A P C ran out winners in y is terday's cricket match tgainst SRC by 76 runs. The S R C went in first and scor d 70, T Cor i iro, G B. tes and Leijssius reaching double figures, viz 21, 16 and
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      39 8 AUCTION SALE OF 173 BOXES TINPLATES (DAMAGED). To be held at Messrs. Simby and Cos Pineapple factory at No. 1235-E. Sora n Km n Fdday June2 < POWELL CO.. LTD, Auctioneers. (Incorporated in Sin-apore.^ Singapore, May 30, 1922 315 16
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    PRINCE IN N. BORNEO.
    576 9 H S GREAT WELCOME IN L ABC AN. Visits Picturesque Brunei. A Labuan correspondent writes: At 11.30 on Wednesday, May 17, H M S Renown with the Prince of Wales on board dropped anchor in Victoria Harbour. Crowds; of people from the country rushed to the
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    VISIT OF THE PRINCE TO BRUNEI.
    1190 9 History fcl being made fast to-day in that small but ancient State of Brunei on the North-West Coast of Borneo, which H R H the Princ* of Wa ,s visited on May 19, writes an official correspondent. Over 400 years ago the Sultanate of
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      167 9 I L Darby Co, Lt«.| MH f ntr?!t5 Settlements I KOMI DEPARTMENT. j I j,. eocpkto Elect ic I iMmt Power fssiallattons, 1 I tmmmmm H c Bs B I fall range of Electrical suppliesin stock: j L wires Cables. i HLLh s BS BB 2 ljj e ,j jiiament
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      518 9 AUCTION SALE OF 9 Barrels Iron Chain Size 3 and inch. 13 Barrels Galv. Chain sizes M, and inch. 16 Grindstones with. Troughs, sizes U to 20 ins. dia. 13 doz. Garden Shears sizes 8 and 9 inches. 25 doz. Cross Cut Saws by John Kenyon and Co, sizes 4,
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      552 9 CLOGGED INTESTINES BREED POISONS LIKE A SWAMP BREEDS MOSQUITOES. And these poisons arc absorbed straight into the blood, says Alice Landles, Certified Nurse. Quickly lower the vitality and disease-resistance, rendering you easy prey to any ailment or disease. Advises drinking alkaline medical water for quick results. Gives prescription for preparing
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    MERE TRIFLES.
    467 10 AND TRIALS THEY OCCASION. There is nothing that makes the average judge so indignant as to have his time, and that of the court, wasbed over a dispute involving some trifling issue. The neoord in this direction probably a case called in the Lambeth County Court, when a
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    BOY SCOUT'S HEROISM REWARDED.
    214 10 Colombo, May 20—The Ceylon Boy Scout Headquarters have been informed by His Excellency the Governor, Ceylon's Chief Scout, that Sir Robert Baden-Powell has been pleased to award the silver cross, the highest scout award, to Sea Scout G V Sawyer of the Governor's Own Troop, for
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    53 10 A Birmingham council schoolgirl, Ellen Mary Makepeace, lost an eye owing to a window of a class-room being broken by one of the workmen of the Education Committee. She is to receive £200 compensation, plus £23 in respect of medical etxpenses. It is proposed to place the money in trust
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      387 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. Kelantan —Tuesday, 5 p.m., for Malacca and Muar. Ipoh—Wednesday, 4 p.m., for Port
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      283 10 STEAMER SAflJlSs^ Monthly sailings to and from Austral f Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adela.de ««8 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAlU^r^ 1 Arriving Singapore j June 5 s., ;;E X0GGEIU-. Au 7 s.s. "EMIT Sept. 4 s «v"v A T Oct. 9 h 0V s.s. EMITA For further Particulars apply to PATERSON SIMONS
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    MONTE CARLO CLEVERNESS.
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