Malaya Tribune, 2 June 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 127 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922.
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      133 1 f (J l "|.i:ii;-«» ,M,,!, '/tribune I LjG GAZETTE. :,cal Expert I JU»«' s Fa ,er I jfJIL THIS W£ EK j I•" GENTS SHIRTS 1 I SPECIAL Wbita Tank Shirts from $3.75 X I 1 f 7 I Dress Ohirts 54.95 and 5.75 j XT w::v, telrti w&- v
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      262 1 KOH CO.'S j Cash Clearance I SALE Now Proceeding Perfumery, Books, Fountain Pens, Stationery at enormous reductions Everyih g Cfceap! Big Reductions!! Account Books at HALF Jr KICE rnie and buy now Don't delay. KOH Sl io. 83, Bras oaa TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW ST™? Io order to give
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      245 1 Wtl I I 1.1 I I I I I I i I: (Ii tiliUtm i THE I I MALAYA TRI3UNE i I SHIPPING GAZETTE, f I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. 1 Te. No. 171, Managerial Dept. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. I Per annum $15.00 I Half-yearly 7.50
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    CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS.
    1695 2 CHAIRMAN'S REVIEW OF POSITION. Good Future Prospects. The eleventh ordinary general meeting of shareholders in the Central Engine Works, Ltd, was held on Wednesday at the registered offices of the company, 15-1, Stamford-road, Mr G B Harley presiding-. The secretary (Mr F A Dcnnison) read the notice
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      578 2 I HORLiCK'S I MALTED MILK I I The Original B The use of Horlick's Malted Milk solves the jj H all-important problem of a pure milk supply in jf H hot weather, as ail possibility of contamination j| U or impurity is avoided. Its constituent parts, the jjj H wholesome
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      228 2 IN CANADA BABY'S OWN TABLETS ARE THE SAFEGUARD OF INNUMERABLE HOMES. A British Columbia Mother's Thanks. A Caifidlato remedy, Baby's Own Tablets have an immense reputation in their home-land. Mrs R E Long, of Peachland, British Columbia, ia but one of thousands of grateful mothers v/h9 give grateful prais-e to
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      398 2 URODONAi j dissolves uric acid The sign of the j temporal artery denotes the o-gmning A of Arterio- j klero* I "The a S c of a man is the age of 1 j yount by trying URODONAL. end you -rfll thereby trM I which harden, the wall, of the
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    BEST AGE FOR MARRIAGE
    496 3 BY DR. ELIZA BETFI SLOAN CHESSER. Reform of marriage cannot be achieved by alteration of the law; it can only be achieved by the gradual evolution of the race. Our laws require to be amended, of course. Equal parent rights, equal responsibilities, equal cause for divorce—every
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      229 3 W0^ 1 m m\W 2 «30 and Daily S2. j V Te i. 1653. I R;. ?'i Th i in I K. I j I I I I I I' mW" w Bits your Nerves < ■fou must have ■jANATOGEr I I I B jjj mm «n B Aft f
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      92 3 .uiiiiuiuiiiaiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimuiiiiiiiiim 9 I There are Brands of I Cigarettes,|but I p Golden Horse i Cigarettes—Unique. Price Moderate [forfrits f j atrial j J an d Convince Yourself. 5 I f I Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd., j 1 (Incorpo r ated in China > I I 38, Robinson Road, I
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      225 3 PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE HIPS. Have you pains in the region of the hips. Many people suffer from pain in the region of the hips. They may come from a touch of Sciatica, or Rheumatism, or from a strain of the muscles. They may have other causes, but
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      646 3 w m t rjftellin's Toed c Prepared as directed Mellin s Food is the 1 x perfect substitute for breast milk and JHI lift contains nature's essential constituents ,'ff for building sturdy limbs and solid ilesh. f m I 'ii ill f jjiJjS Equally good for nursing or expectant I-.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2316 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations Singapore, June 1. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. s. d. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Pec. 1920 2 Allagar Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dae. 1920 2 Anglo-Java
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      141 4 I OPPORTUNITIES j X May be discovered every day v. I of the "Malaya Advertisin g CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS! I "Wanted," "Far Sale," To ret ~T H mm g and "Trade Notices," Etc Etc win 1 Fouild I CI If you hay» >v 111 hrms l uick results. r ni J'
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      131 4 Variout Bw* eatables. i; arra„„ undertaken for Plcj 31 5 TOOTHACHE? If so consult J- IKEDA (Experienced |w HILL STBEe, Opposite to the Cento Fil- e Station. Telephone S9L WHY SUFFER of TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved eka* I diately by cons;^ K. TSUTADA, JAPANESE DENTIS 74, BRAS BASAH FiOAD,
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      499 5 C t,, the Sec nd Show at 9.15 p.m. fomooa Animal Jungle stories from the pen of Edgar Rice Burroughs the Son of Tarzan j5 Episodes or 31 Reels. arild-animal and jungle story ever presented on the screen. Hodkinson super production featuring that U** dby i ag actor ROY STEWART
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      301 5 5 '""■"■"■"■"■Ulllillllli«-..t||illlimill!llllllllllil«u«lMiiiuidllMIIIUllHlllllll!lllllH'« ALHAMBRA j Troai Monday, May 29, to Saturday, June 3, 1922. f I GEOR GES CARp£»i TP? ER jj I Idol of France, Heavyweight Champion of Europe and Light 1 Heavyweight Champion of the World 1 I nas been seen and admired on the screen in his famous
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      832 5 I I GAIETY'S New Star Feature in Vitagraph's Special Production. THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS. A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY DRAMA. In Five parts j Featuring the Popular Favourite EARLE WILLIAMS. STORY. A millionaire employed trustees to keep fortune seekers from his I daughter. Todfield King, an engineer in a small town, was visited
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION AT HAND?
    820 6 Second thoughts very often are best. There seems to be a possibility that the Dutch rubber interests are M thinking again/ and seeing where their true interests lay. One of the consolatory effects of the long slump may be that it will teach the lesion of
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    751 6 S.E. Mr ETC Garland arrived in Ipoh from London on May 27. It is stated that shortly the Indian Government will invite the Ceylon Government to send a deputation to Simla to discuss the Indian Emigration question. In a written answer to a question by a member of the House
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    CALTUTTA SWEEP.
    66 6 VP,St Lh|m i,, "Tl»i i, tv Cv, half share in tfcr apt m th c d tou? 0 i: pomZT-** surcd for The race 3 f i. u !in R a f w 'tio=, £«*U. J "«s pr,,»:, -/r* ov,.. f r ujl*! 1 Zzxi, r;0v Jr ce
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    PENANG SENSATIONS.
    80 6 Series Cfctrj *7T fl Lajj fl (From Our foZ H I of Mr W f H 7 1 I WW y o 23 of 1921. fl I d a the hear.n|rnxv r j ur g J A nfl covered ~S fairing into i:. AXm I wound in his
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    DUNLOP SHARES.
    38 6 The (ieddes Effec*. Kuaila Lumpur, June 2-Tlfl respondent of 13m "May.;:^H Ceylon cable states fat fl ordinary sharts jumped "rsjfl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl of the fl fl wM fl H of production.
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    LINER WRECKED.
    37 6 Auckland. Jun( 1.-T* \:n( h~s rokcB a p lie, on the Or-a. Tr. is f ":ed the crc'-v tr pn:d. Relief parties or. th: st:-r..-ers r.a<I** t? hfl'jlass owing to t'- s wrecked vessel- W
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    A BIG CONTRACT.
    37 6 (Fr m o':r 0«: I the erection cf the ne* f Singapore oi the E a i Co ha? R b.:rt Young end Co, I I fl I W m 1 under the gmW
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      463 6 m%wm> "It's a real f?W*««B# Gramophone, but portable" Masters §Ji, j Voiced A Veritable Boon at Picnic, jgT River Parties aad other Outdoor Jollification*. jLV Although portable, it ia a real "His Master's Voice" embodying all the special features that keep "His Masters Voice Instrument supreme. SPECIFICATIONS. Waxed Oak Cabinet,
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      267 6 GUAN KIAT CO., Ltd., a (Incorporated in Singapore.) I 35, PHILLIP STREET. NEW SHIPMENTS JUST ARRIVED. ex S S. 44 Achilles" and S. S. "Tracer." m 3. M. crabbers or Scrubbing brushes. Superior Quality Untarred White pun Yarn, 6 ply. I est Quality teel Wire Riddles and -ieves (Wood rims).
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      100 6 GREAT OPPORTUNITY! I Save 50 per cent because our prices are most reasonable Get ouT prices before deciding > -Elsewhere, and we are SURE YOU iWILL FINALLY BUY AT New Silk Emporium No. 41 UIGHJSTREET. OPPOSITE WING LOONG TAILOR. 1 (Late Messrs. Yamato Co., premises.) f JUST HAVE A TRIAL
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    AFTER-WAR PROBLEMS.
    342 7 rfBLE AGREEMENT AS TO GERMAN W REPARATIONS. DEBTS TO BE CANCELLED? Reuter. >: n Reichstag presented a curio-isly mournful ti,n of the Germano-Poiish agreeframed by the League at Geneva. German he bnilding and the Silesian colours, drapetl in the Chamber. The Chancellor and the .Lined in deep mourning.
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    FRANCE AND GENOA.
    97 7 I A Socialist Piea. Reuter. s, May 31.—The Chamber has lie debate on Genoa. Socialist, Seir.b-.., emph ;sised jioa abroad, esp-.:u.I■ y in Bri,a: Frsr:e mus change her Gtrma::y in order to r-.r o-Fren r fri nd?hip. He gratification at the posf of occupation of the Ruhr
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    COTTON OUTLOOK.
    58 7 Reuter. fcMUyaL-At the meet- otton-spinnen Asa .nourced the F' in America was I it bad found means P£* *<>■■ w.evil, by t?^ rfred bale* had Ej? *j 0 Hundred acres N^^r'^ 0 25 prac- na, been gathered whif-h was un11l f °Vaon taat the II r 5 w
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    AND THE WAR.
    46 7 Reuter. y■■ oat Cave, X cietj on the m i r rred to Isassfn'" A lHes and m: r e- st for the ex ■sj J snouHl nave I H; pointed th Allies had PsijJ 7*° c Court of |M. *M to win
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    CHURCHES' PROTEST.
    32 7 Reuter. k has il- ft* r;v* Jt at Moscow, Ijl ac -"ick i ;n, t'i>ting r th e Russian 1 J concen- thon,in a of relief. I> the \,.ron> -—Reuter.
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    QUEEN'S INTEREST IN CHINESE.
    59 7 Reuter. London. May 31. —The Queen visited the Church Missionary Society's **Afr3 a I the East exhibition" in ondon, where she was most interest in the Hiinese handicrafts; white blind Chinese lads sang a hymn in English, "Coming, coming, yes we are." Subsequently the blind band
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    COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE.
    37 7 Reuter. Par:-. June 1.—The International Partiame ntary Commercial Conference, 'in which twenty-two nation,?, includirg Japan and China, are partitting, ha3 been opened nt fne Sorbonne. Exxhang-. s and customs are the chief questions being considered.
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    FRIENDS AND OPIUM.
    68 7 Reuter. London, Juno i.—The drug traffic and recrudescence of opium growing ■ran discussed at th" yearly meeting of the Society of Friends, when it ■au stated th it valuable as were the League of Nations' resolutions, littb real headway would be made until the fundamental question of
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    HONGKONG'S POSITION.
    60 7 Reuter. London, June I.—ln the House of Commons, Major Wood, replying to Sir J D Rees, stated th ,t by the proclamation of 1841, the Chinese inhabitants of Hongkong were secured in the free exercise of their religious rites and social customs. The Treaty of Nanking in 1842
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    TOBACCO AMALGAMATION.
    44 7 Reuter. New York, May 31.—The tobacco t TDS, the United Retail Stores p ition and the Tobacco Products C "poraticn, are combining, the latter increasing its capital from thirtythroe to 157 million dollars for the purpose of the necessary exchange of stock.—Reuter.
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    GERMAN TRADING.
    29 7 Reuter. Berlin, May 31.— Germany's imports for April were 28,261 million marks, exports 22,994. The excess of imports, 5,267, compares with an excess of 1,634 in March.—Reuter.
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    24 7 The s.s. Medusa, British, 793 tons, Capt Clark, arrived yesterday morning from Deli with a general cargo and is bound for the same port.
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    ULSTER FIGHTING.
    354 7 E SIGN OF TERROR IN BELFAST. Frontier Trouble. Reuter. London, May 3i.-Four were kOlffd and tea wounded in desperate n*£Ll in Belfast b-night.—R^otar Lcnaou, May 31—Sir James Crai* ~J in the Northern^ G'lv rl' 1 ad che BriLish mvitatfon to London toDrfS! *J** BB situation, w, l/n T
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    MINERS' LOWER WAGES.
    48 7 Reuter. London, June I.—The joint wages hoard of Lancashire and Cheshire hay decided that th" miatll wages be reduced during June a further ten ate, the lowest level that can be reached under the existing agreement. A hundred thousand men are a ire v ted.—Reuter.
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    95 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, June 1. The Rev J Butterworth, from Singapore, will conduct Divine Service at the J V R Drill Hall on Sunday, Jime 4, at. G p.m. (Evensong) and the celebration of the Holy Communion on Monday, June 5 at 7.30 p.m. The
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    168 7 At the Liberty Hall to-night, that adorable, fiery little charmer, Glady Walton will be seen in a snappy, peppery, comedy-drama entitled "Short Skirts" a Universal Special feature in five parts, in the second show. And Hoot G bson in another great Western drama, Held Up for the Makins",
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    FRASER & NEAVE, LTD.
    1606 7 FRASER NEAVE, LTD. BUSINESS AFFECTED BY THE DEPRESSION. Annual General Meeting. The Chairman. Mr W H prcaired at the twenty-fifth ordinary Se&era] meeting of Fraser and Neave, Limited, which was held at the offices Of the company, The Arcade, yesterday. There were also present Messrs H B Ward, D T
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    68 7 The s.s. Klang, British 1,474 tons, Capt McDonald, aiTrived yesterday morning from Penang with a gen ral cargo and is bound fur the same port. The s.s. Rar.u, British 790 tons, Capt. PorinsjSfj arrived yesterday S9 rning from Pah'ng with a gen. ral caijro and is bound for the same
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    106 7 To-day, June 2. Kenian.an. Kuaia Dungun ft Trengganu Hong Hi 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leone; 2 p.m. Batavia, Samarang, Sourabaya Van der Wyck 2 p.m. Medan Van Diemen 3 p.m. Rhio, Tambelan, Pontianak, Singkawang, Temangkat Sambas Singkara 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Teiuk Anson *Kampar 3 p.m. Malacca
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    51 7 C. of C. Rubber Asr.oc'.it Sin.-*ai oi-\ J'j.'e 2. Pale Crept Closi Latest Londo* tv:.don, Spot 7%d. b\\ ers nd sellers. Ribbed Smo! it. Spot 25 vj 2> June 2Y& 2t i July to <jY I 2b vi k, J Oct to Dec 281a 23 Tone cvt Market-
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    Fred Waterhouse Co.,Ltd
    27 7 S:r./*5/>ore, Jur 2 To-day's, u'.b*r quota are as ur New Ycik--'5 cts. London. 7 d. Singapore.—25 ri cts. Tor, t Ma c i -W,al\
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    Tin to-day $781/4;325 tons sold.
    23 7 Reuter. London, May 3. —T c d al aoccurred of I\ i, W thy, tfcci shipowner.— R iter.
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    12 7 Reuter. London, untitled has «r>pn .1 John Her member of St»**i— I
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    117 7 A SAPOM DIARY. To-day, June 2. H',;h T:d s.—2.8 a.m., 3.5S p.m. of Weeks (Jewish Festival). Football, League I: M.idlesex v. R G A, S R C ground. Race Lotteries, Good 1 II a 9. To-morro' June 3. High Tides. —3.2 5 2 p.m. King's Birthd? Public
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    116 7 s. v i -'.M\r.r j i Sl.i June 2. v. "t* ?s 3 31-32d i D/ a.d 2.5 3 27-32d 1; v.: ..til. v. 2 4 5-32d J On I*;«?! if*. Tv 175% f j B' 1 ir f 2 H p.c. pm. o.i 64 H Or: Ja n 136
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1714 8 THE SPRING RACES. INTERESTING EVENTS ON SECOND DAY. Sunsprite's Surprise Victory. Midday rain, and a drizzle later, adversely affected the attendance at the Racecourse yesterday afternoon for the secoed day's events of the Spring Meeting. The going was, of course, also affected, but this made the racing
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    BOXING.
    1437 8 VICTORIA THEATRE TOURNAMENT. i Carvalho Defeats "Battling Key." j The enormous crowd that flocked to the Victoria Theatre last night was a sure proof of the increasing popularity of boxing in Singapore. The theatre was filled to its utmost capacity, while hundreds who were unable to obtain seats had
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    FOOTBALL.
    22 8 TO-DAY'S GAME. The Middlesex I and the R G A meet in a First League engagement on the SRC ground to-day.
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    35 8 London, May 31.—The Derby time was a record, the previous best being Spion Kop's in 1920.—Reuter. [As we reported yesterday tjie Derby was won by the horse, Caut Cuttle, in 2 mm, 34 3,5 sees.]
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      312 8 POLICE NOTICE REGARDING TRAFFIC REGULATIONS AT THE ESPLANADE ON THE OCCASION OF THE KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE ON 3rd JUNE 1922. L All vehicles will approach the Esplanade by Stamford Road and Coleman Street and will then proceed along St. Andrew's Road round the Esplanade, as far as necessary. Vehicles may
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    OPIUM AND GANJA.
    794 9 HOW THE DRUGS ARE SMUGGLED. Enormons Profits in Retail Trade. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") The Government Monopolies Department has been kopt exceptionally busy of recent years bringing to book theso law breakers who come within its jurisdiction. Many and rar.'ou! are the commodities that *re smuggled
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      270 9 i I I 11 CHEONG KOON SENG CO jj AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chnlia Street, Singapore. i a MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF I Valuable Land and House Property and Rubber Plantation j| At Messrs. Oheong Koon Seng Co.'s Saleroom, No. 30, Chulia Street. On Wednesday, June 7, at 2.30 p.m. 1.
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    DUNLOP'S RALLY.
    356 10 AN RASTER RECOVERY. One of the most remarkable movements in the Industrial market since the eve of the Easter holidays has been a substantial recovery in Dunlop shares, aays the "Financier" of April 21. For some time prior to the holidays the price of these shares varied between
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    TRADE VITALITY.
    98 10 Mr McKenna's Analysis. London, May 12.—Mr Reginald slcstcrona, speaking at Bradford, said that the banks had evidence, of a movement towards a trade revival, but a coming boom was not yet indicated. A peaceful settlement] of Europe was vital to our trade. It was impossible to increase our
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    HOUSE-SHORTAGE.
    105 10 Fall in Building Costa. London, May s.—The recent considerable fall in building costs in England is likely to continue even more rapidly in the opinion of Sir Charles Ruthen, Director-General of Housing who is confident that there will be an early return to private enterprise and economic house building
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    DANGEROUS TRADES.
    648 11 HEAVIER CASUALTIES THAN IN WAR. War is not the only dangerous trade, says Richard WTiiting in the Manchester Guardian. Of the peaceful trades that never get into the limelight he thinks the house-breaker's" may almost head the list. H e earns his living by tearing derelict buildingg to
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    AMUSING INCIDENT IN COLOMBO.
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