Malaya Tribune, 5 June 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I ri r" L, jto 121; SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922.
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      147 1 I ied Daily- f Local I v ,nts. I Expert Lw*»'" Paper r i J ii, I uTTiTTf ,i i j THIS WEEK I GENT'S SHIRTS j SPECIAL I prices. I s s WMt3 Tunic Shirts from $3.75 #v ,vlk I f Colored $3.95 010 Dress Shirts $4.95 and 5.75
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      207 1 KOH CO.'S Casli Clearance SALE Now Proceeding Perfumery, Books, Fountain Pens, Stationery at enormous reductions Everythi g Cheap] Big Reductions! I Account Books at HALF J EX E Come and buy i ow Don't delay. iUH Co.. 83, Bi as Basah Road mwmmm. -tsar. rrri» TO MAKE P.OOl FOR NEW
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      159 1 I 1 j CIGaRETIES I I NUMBER VIRGINIA I I Pot- Discriminating Smokers. Sole Manufacturers I ARDATH TOBACCO I CO., LJD., f I London. 4 tt*iurrM<wii»nininii)iriTiTirmiiiiiiinimiiiiinnuii«ininiwi MB British Bicycles I At Ready The Imperial" Kover 150.00 Nett. I I rhe a ßoyal" 78.00 B lhe "St ndard" 75.00 I The
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT.
    1416 2 MR. PEEL'S REPORT ON A YEAR'S WORK. The following is the report by Mr W Peel, the chairman, on the first year's working of the European Unemployment Committee Inception :—ln December, 1920, a Committee, representative of planting int3rests, was formed to deal with unemployment among planters, and subscriptions
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    HEALTH CAN BE YOURS.
    270 2 Trace the Cause of the Trouble. It is nothing more than a waste of money and time to fight merely the signs of disease; in the long run you are no better off than when you started. What is far more important is that you should
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    ARE YOU WEAK?
    77 2 Many m*n and women in the Far East have no great reserve of strength and are apt to become weak and debilitated. Nervous exhaustion often follows, with depression, irritability and headaches. The one way to r r t c h om M th r wcakness to up-
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      680 2 AUCTIOI. SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG &CO AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Valuable Land and House Property and JRubber Plantation At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Saleroom, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, June 7, at 2.30 p.m. L Valuable freehold land and house No. 1386
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      47 2 BEACH HOTEL 5-16, Beach Road, Singapore (near Raffles Hotel). High Class Hotel, Decently Fumised, Electric Lighting, Single and Double Rooms, Single from $30, and Daily $2. Tel. 1653. prizes l*lilu> a F ,r 'S" EXHIBIT* ASAHIJEER SOLE AGENTS: MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA BATTERY-ROAD, SINGAPORE, w f v c
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      602 2 r SINJFCTij[fe HTBIQIIC PRESERVATIVE Ul v |1 Vl Prompt Relief for toe MOST dv U I*-* *»toout mconven.ence N 0 other Jj M nic nomhasle. Paris Wholesale SINGAPORP fa Ito* Jloow. Minium ft Lirtle Ditpentaru in i 1 fgr There W Brands j Jg&Bfc but o n v I Golden
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    SOON KECK, LTD.
    360 3 DIVIDEND OP THIRTY PER CENT PASSED. The twenty-third annual genera! meeting: of the shareholders of Soon Keck, Ltd., was held at the registered office of the Company, No 60, Cecilstreet, Singapore, on Thursday, at 2 p.m. There were present: Messrs Tan Cheng Siong (presiding), Khoo Kok Wah,
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    MELTED ROCK.
    230 3 p Basalt rock is now melted and moulded to serve a variety of industrial purposes, such as the manufacture of building-blocks, tiles, insulators and utensils. Says a writer in "The Compressed Air Magazine" (New York): "The melting for casting purposes of some of the primitive rocks is a
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    JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
    153 3 Is it worth while to experiment with the myriad so-called cures" for Rheumatism when there IS one sovereign remedy time-tested and PROVEN which will bring you instant relief For nearly a generation Little's Oriential Balm has been used by all classes of people, in all countries, as
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      354 3 tine acid. ~f j j IRODOHXL, and you will lh«reby avoid Arterio Stieroaie. wniU oi lb* blood vessels and renders them stiff and brittle." lAKCERFAUX late President r.f the Academic ll me, Parts, *<J Treatise un Gout 8 B ru? SIGN OF THE TEMPORAL ARTERY. I «<,ve mortificaMOß I Purtfv
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2319 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. MINING. Issue Dividends Values. Buyers. Seller*. Nil for year ended 30-9-1» 1 Ayer Wen* (Rahman) D. ft P. 0 75 16 per cea; for year ended 80-6-21 1 Hitam Tin 0 90 1 00 mjm mm > mm 1 Jelantoh Tin
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    DO YOU STOP SUDDENLY THE STREET?
    380 4 Have you ever had to stopri in the street and utter a j agony A sharp knife-.* strikes you in the back. las inj is tc-rribie fur soaie n;..j move on wondering when jc a: Lack will tome. Are yo. n to suffer these
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      75 4 BUSINESS I OPPiIBTOH TIE? 1 H Ma >' be discovered every day in th J the Malaya 016 Advertlsi n<T columns j CLASSIFIED AOVERTIStHENTS! SI n Per inch, prepaid* 8 °ne insertion *paia.— I Two insertions $I so g Three 2.20 S Four 2.80 I 3.20 G rfl Six 3.60
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      59 4 §5a Ssseaee •'U Various Be »»*o*ei. S *4 1 31 5 I *l jSESJ»- our money win be that the fi '7 0u <* w e have watched f oithisnewSfeS? I ouar ejustcr4^ j soothed and cooled E J went you apply g-JJ t coohngwash. YouriJS Will supply you. I
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      441 5 great attraction at the h to-night At 0.30 p.m. I H MONROE SALISBURY in a wonderful love story J I THE BLINDING TRAIL 6 Parts. 1 boss, who is inveigled into marriage bj I f the city, whose friend, alone of the two I ;the man. The friend bides her
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      411 5 ALHAMBRA! m 4pk m I Road. I I From Sunday, June 4, to Friday, June 9, 1922. I A Big Taree Feature Irogrirame I I With Well-known and Popular Stars I A Combination giving Variety, Quality and Quantity. f mm m I In the Second Show, at 9 p.m. I
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      831 5 j GAIETY'S j New Star Feature in Vitagraph's Special Production. J THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS. j .A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY DRAMA. In Five parts Featuring the Popular Favourite EARLE WILLIAMS. STORY. A millionaire employed trustees to keep fortune seekers from his daughter. Todfieli 'Cinq, an engineer in a small town. was visited
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    THE MENACE OF THE GUILDS.
    703 6 The hope may be expressed that the industrial troubles now behjg experienced in Hongkong will have no counterpart in Malaya. There have been strikes of servants, seamen, launchmen and carpenters, and threats of others, all emanating from the guilds which are the nearest approach to
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    733 6 The Government Gazette announces that the United Chinese Football Team, Malacca, has ceased to exist. Mr A E Baddeley is appointed a commissioner, of Taxes for Singapore vice Mr F E Worsley Taylor, resigned. No application will be received for the Johore war service land grant after June 30. Mr
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    IPOH TRIAL.
    92 6 CASE AGAINSI ME THORNE. The case tefa, tho t Uiri st V. k the d p p w 3 t 'ln the V, 1 'Poh, h,f„ re Mr v, «»sLi«| PracUo, in E:;; I any rate if a 4 notivJ «tn and Oth 11 The magistrate andtne,thandi tt
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    383 6 (From Our Johore Bain J;, His friends wili Mr Philips, roana*» of Ls„ate, is laid up with a sre,! 01 recurrent malaria Mr N S Natter hasbwJ i.o be an Assistant Sum-cn, j with effect from ILy 1 A Dr E E Avi«t is pr-ct-' 1 ahat Dispensary,
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      250 6 I ROBINSON Co. Ltd. I I FOOT-BALL m/l g BOOTS I Brown Chrome j^^Bm\\\\\t S Studs and Bars 1 $10.00 Pair, I I Grey Chrome Studs and Bars g Csll-50 Pair, j I All Sizes in Stock. 1 I |H Robinson, and Co. Ltd., 1 |{J (Incorporated in the S.S.)
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      231 6 GUAN ,KIAT CO., Ltd., (Incorporated in Singapore.) 35, PHILLIP STREET. NEW SHIPMENTS JUST ARRIVED. hi ex S. S. Achilles and S. S. "Teucer." 3. M. crabbers or Scrubbing Brushes. Superior Quality Untarred White pun Yarn, 6 ply. Best Quality Wire Riddles and sieves (Wood rims). "Walters" Black and White Marine
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    WHO'LL RULE CHINA?
    147 7 DIATiON AS TO A NEW PRESIDENT. nj HUNS IN AGREEMENT. Reuter. e o—Tr irend of events in China is engaging conoi Hsu Chih Chang has evoked recogr.i- qualities, but his rule is regarded as weak and behind is reserved for Dr Wu Yen among the late ministers
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    THE NEAR EAST.
    114 7 Position Worse. r.„. J-_Mr Crane, the! diplomat, interviewto America, Pal stine, Wand East Europe for the [that tli- report French prob- ction, after ■a demonstrations at Damas- I>r Shahb-.-n--1 oed graduate of saw Mr Crane' sat Damascus. be a sufficient crime yirmf- tc sentenced to V' Jefiared
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    NEW ZEALAND'S TRADE.
    74 7 Reuter. k::. J:-. r 3—The Wellington e&d iamb r~ of Commerce, r-: urging the Govera■'.lissjor.er to the n igat trade wi th the y iy v it.<•. Japan that Aujiii] a fiUS oner in Chi'-.a, and 5■ r increased trade with S-ustby rearly six millions (>f :-h
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    AND THE DEAD.
    55 7 Reuter. *05. Ju». o T B the founCrlccioth War Memo* fed t"D'-' (koT 2* glowingly Britbh fallen, who will lkt,'!'\ a n t!le nations do that right is written by the J, f u nder the stone, J'tc T" r Un? m n die 1 fc >
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    GERMAN PROSPECTS.
    32 7 Reuter. n^ UneinpIoymeilt in "'vasin;:, and I V edv, er e- receiving a* c °*npared with t» l ''"-Renter, p •> < a tal of 2 > 012 1«« 2,619,529 \t a t(,nnn
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    THE SOVIET HEADS.
    16 7 ported in V a stroke of the ot, be J -nfc to j
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    A NEW HARVESTER.
    14 7 Harold Mci --''.n as F^*? 1 tester f lejH Mr Alhim.-
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    ANOTHER AGREEMENT.
    67 7 Russia and the Czechs. Reuter. Prague, June 2.—Czecho-Slovakia has reached an agreement with Russia and the Ukraine regarding th e text of identical preliminary treaties providing for mutual diplomatic representation r.nd most-favoured-nation treatment of their respective nationals, enunciating principles facilitating economic and commercial relations, giving guarantees for security
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    ENGINEERING TROUBLE.
    84 7 Full Settlement Probable. Reuter. London, June 2.—The national conference of the A E U overwhelmingly decided to submit the employers' proposals to a ballot of the members. The engineering unions to-night concluded an agreement with the employers to resume work next week. If the prospects of the A
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    THE KING'S BIRTHDAY.
    46 7 Reuter. London, June 3.—The King was the recipient cf irost hearty birthday congratu'ations from India, the Dominions and all parts of the world. Great cv v '3 watched the trooping of the colour* the Ilors-,guards Parade and Kis Majesty's taking of the salute.-
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    NO AMNESTY.
    36 7 Reuter. Paris, June 3.—The Senators have received copies of the application for the suspension of parliamentary immunity in order that legal proceedings may be taken against Senator Perchot in connection with the Banque Industrielle.-
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    CALCUTTA DOCK STRIKE.
    37 7 Reuter. Calcutta, June 3.—Work on ships is< disorganised in consequence of ten thousand stevedores and coolie employed in the docks striking, as a protest against the conviction of two workmen who assaulted an overseer.
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    SHELL OIL DIVIDENT.
    33 7 Reuter. London, June 3.—The Shell Oil Co. has declared 3 final dividend of 17% p t r cent., making 21V 2 for the year, compared with 33 for last year.—
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    ATROCITIES COMMISSION.
    25 7 Reuter. Washington, June 3.—The United States has «pted Britain's invitation to be represented on the commission for the investigation of alleged Turkish atrocities.-
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    FINLAND'S CABINET.
    4 7 Reuter. Helsingfor,
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    WORTHY OBJECT.
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    FRANCE'S POLICY.
    457 7 HE. TED DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER. Note to the Powers. Reuter. Paris, j un e 2 .—I n the Chamber, during the debate on the Government's foreign policy, Communists) and Socialists shouted recriminations and opponents angrily retorted. Party passions rose to a high pitch »n the subject of
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    FATAL 'PLANE MISHAP.
    196 7 Nose Divs in Channel. Reuter. London, Jim* 3. —A French aeroplane from Croydon for Paris nosedived in the Channel near Folkestone this morning, and struck the water with terrific force. The pilot Morin and nssengeni Ley and Carnol! were killed, The mutilated bodies of Morin and Ley
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    492 7 LOCAL AND WORLD ITEMS OF INTEREST. That popular Fox star, William Farnum, is featured in a six-reel drama, "The Scuttlers," at the Alhambra, to-night. It presents a sea tale of adventure and romance with him appearing as a robust hero to distinct advantage. In addition a Selznick production
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    ARCHBISHOP'S ARREST.
    125 7 Soviet Persecution. Reuter. Warsaw, June 3.—Archbishop Anatol has been arrested at Irkutsk an suspicion of anti-Bolshevik propaganda.—Reuter. London, June 4.—In 'addition to the protest against the Soviet's persecution of the church, mentior.-ed on May 31, some ecclesiastical authorities in Britain are endeavouring to ascertain the possibility of stnding
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    MONGOLIA AND RUSSIA.
    19 7 Reuter. London, June 3.—A telegram from Mo cow says that the Mongolian diplomatic mission has arrived.—
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    152 7 To-day, June 5. All the Mails close at G P O to-day, at noon. To-morrow, June 6. Pulau Batam Pulau Bulang Hock Keng 9 a.m. Prigi Radjah, Tembilahan Indragiri Hong Cheang 9 a.m. Pulau Soegi Sultana 9 a.m. Cucob Hong Aik 9 a.m. Cucob ""Hong Soon 9 a.m.
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    IRISH CONVERSATIONS.
    283 7 Situation Again Critical. Reuter. London, June 2.—The Cabinet yesterday addressed six questions* to the Irish delegates and the reply received to-night was satisfactory enough for the resumption of conversations on Tuesday.—Reuter. London, Jure 4.—The Irish crisis has again brought to the forefront the possibility of an early general
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    PACIFIC CONFERENCE.
    104 7 Malaya Invited. Reuter. Washington. June 4.—All the States bordering the Pacific have been invited to a Pan-Pacific Conference to commence at Honolulu in October, to discuss a wide range of problems, including communications, transport, development and conservation of national resources, finance, investments, and international relations throughout the Pacific
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    84 7 The police are hot on the trail of a Ma(sy tumby wh<» has disHpp with the auio >.>i S2oo. money sent by a friend :*> th» ninnager of a Chinese establisho-..-M t w'".t the OSBS v;i a employe.! It appear* that the tfcrohy was M-nt by the manager to or
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    518 7 ARRIVALS. The s.s. Ban Tek Guan, Dutch, 212 tons Capt Hamid. arrived yesterday from Bagan with a general cargo and is bound for the same port. The s.s. Kelantan, Dutch, 1,191 tons, Capt Gamblen arrived yesterday from Maacca with a general cargo and the fol owing passengers for
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    MOPLAH ACTIVITY.
    244 7 A Brush with the Rebels. Calicut. May 15.—A party of the Military Police operating in the still unsubjugated portion of the Calicut Taluk had a brush some days afro with a small body of the Konnara Thangal>'s rebels, who were traced to the hut of a hillman, at
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    150 7 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day .li ne 5. High Tides.—6.18 a.v.t., 6.58 pm Wkii Monday. Bank Holiday. Cricket: Middlesex v. Rest of Garrison, at Tangiin. S C v. Y M C A. Football: S C C v. Selangor, S C C ground* To-morrow, June 6. Hi-rh Tides.—7 34
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    ILLICIT SAMSU.
    111 7 Still Being Confiscated. Before Mr McCatrsland in the first Magistrate's court, at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, Wong Wong of Serd ing, was prosecuted by the Supervisor of Customs, Kuala Lumpur, for being found in possession of a complete still for the manufacture of samsu, and further, for being
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    FREIGHT MARKETS.
    203 7 Shanghai, May 18—Messrs Wheelock and Co report: We have nothing further to add to our remarks of a for;night ago on the state of the export trade from China to Europe or America —if anything, the recent hardening in exchange has made the export business still more difficult.
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    LOCAL PROPERTY SALE.
    223 7 a he following Singapore properties were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co, at their saleroom, No. 30 Chulia-street, oh Wednesday afternoon Six pieces of freehold land sitruate cfF Joo Cbiat-road, area 7.1-10 souare feet, bought by Mr P *1 A L T Theyvarayan
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1775 8 THE SPRING RACES. LAST DAY'S EVENTS. Winners in the Sweep. The rain on Saturday did not effect the attendance at the last day's racing, but the course was very wee, and the going somewhat heavy. But m spite of this, there were some close finishes, especially in
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    BOXING.
    602 8 BOLTS IN K. L. Owing to there being insufficient entries for the proposed F M S Boxing Tournament, it has been decided to postpone the tournament indefinitely. A boxing contest is announced for to-morrow (Tuesday) at the Coliseum Cinema, Kuala Lumpur, between representatives of the Middlesex regiment and local
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    GOLF.
    166 8 LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. London, May 9.—The weather was windy. Two thousand people watched the final of the Ladies Golf Championship at Sandwich, when Miss Cecil Leitch was beaten by Miss Joyce Wethered, 9 up and 7. Miss Leitdh was frequently outdriven. She often found the bunker, and, though she
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    63 8 SELANGOR TOURNAMENT. Some very good tennis was played in the Kuala Lumpur tennis tournament singles on Wednesday, above all in the match between Scovell and Shelton-Agar which ended in a win for the former 6.1. 6.4. Cobb beat Loke Yaik Foo, 3.6, 6.4, 6.3, and Leonard beat Grenier
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    YACHTING.
    417 8 YESTERDAY'S FINE RACE. The first of the races for the VicePresident's 1919 Challenge Cup was sailed yesterday morning under ideal conditions. Eight boats started over the Club course at 10 o'clock, and Ella and Gertrude crossed the line at gunfire, the former holding the weather berth. In) (beating out
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    CRICKET.
    273 8 S. C. C. vs. NBGBI SEMBILAN. The SCC cricket team visited Seremban on Saturday and played a two-day match with Negri Sembilan. In their first innings the SCC were all out for 120 and Negri Sembi'an replied with 97. In their second innings the SCC made 171 all out
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    KUALA LUMPUR Y.W.C.A.
    96 8 At the meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Y W C A l'ast week, the plans of the new building were passed. The main building is to be a-fine structure of two storeys, the upper part to be used as a hostel. The cost is estimated at $10,000
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      342 8 W "tease to creiT i 681 ft I —sounds like a difficult p climatic conditions of Ma laya, but in j ARMiCO Ingot Ion i 99 I AND \jf Resists u$t I to such an extent that eorrosi m j 1 in comparison with other iron and «1 8 I
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    CHINESE IN BURMA.
    857 9 INDUSTRIOUS AND TRUSTED SETTLERS. The Chinese in Burma mostly come from the Provinces of Fukkien, Canton, and Yunnan, says a correspondent of the "Rangoon Times." Those who come from Fukkien are the most wealthy and enterprising, as some of thenrhav c passed through the Straits Settlements and
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    STATE LOAN BANK.
    216 9 Opportunity Still Open. Speakirg in the Federal Council on Nov 17, 1917, the Hon Mr V.' F Nutt said: I would like to speak on the ques- tion of a State Loan iunk. I ihink it bam been recognised that the Planters' i Loans Board has served
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    "LADIES AND MEN."
    112 9 Saturday's golf match at Stoke Pages was between what are described in certain quarters as Ladies and Men," says a writer in the "Evening Standard." I dislike that snobbish differentiation. Why not call the competitors ladies and gentlemen or men and women." which is better English? We
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