Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. 1 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol IX 4i«. 131 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922.
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      200 1 a I I DIII1IIH»»» p* i «r IZETTE. I I Local j. I test Telegrams. v.. Vvr.or' pi' r a5Z5Z5Eg5ZS2SZSaSaaSZSg51^^ v Jr.. THIS YEEK I at£$jp aENrs shirts I .jwl SPECIAL I PRICES. j is White Tunic Shirts from $3.75 M Colored $3.95 ft Dress Shirts $4.95 and 5.75 f
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      244 1 KOH CO.'S I, Cash Ctaf.raace j SALE I Now Pioceeding Perfume y, Books, j Fountain Pens, Sta- tionery at enormous i reductions 1 EverytbJ g heap! Big Rcduc i Account Books a! HALF 1RICE Some aad buy now Don't delay. KOH to 83, ii« a. B sah oaU to make
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      194 1 'i i i ri i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i,t tLiiiia 1 CIGARETTES I I NUMBER VIRGINIA 1 m m Imitated—but never I I equalled. 5 I Sole Manufacturers I I ARDATH TOBACCO I CO., LTD., j London. I I a
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    HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS.
    2315 2 WHY RESTRICTIONS SHOULD BE IMPOSED. Evidence from Home. Capt E Richards, Deputy Chairman of the Improvement Trust, Singapore, has received what he terms valuable evidpnce in support of the limitation of building heights, which he has been teaching and practising since his arrival. Tha matter consists of
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    LITTLE COMFORTS.
    93 2 Little comforts beget much happiness," says the old adage, and surely no better title than little comforts could be applied to Pinkettes, the dainty laxatives with the great reputation. As gently as nature Pinkettei restore comfort to sufferers from constipation, biliousness, sick headaches. They regulate the liver, clear
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      710 2 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Town Business Premises and Country Properties. At Mcssxs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Saleroom, No. 30, Chulia Street, Oil Wednesday, June 14, st 2.30 p.m. L Valuable years leasehold Land and that very
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      99 2 Iff DRINK ASAHI BEER SOLE AGENTS: MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA BATTERY-ROAD, SINGAPORE. wf v c 2 Specialists Becomitiend r BEXMA for Your Eczema Dr. E. B. Holmes, the well-1 known skin specialist, writes: j And Dr. W.L. Randolph corroborates: SiSS.IL--*- 1 2 k 22!'2. to b-difficult. cV 5 r >s one
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      537 2 URODOHaJ dissolves uric ac d The sign of the temporal artery denotes the \m beginning #v of A fieri o Sclerosis ff^Tz v A V j The of man is the age of hfe arteries j yvur.ft by taking URODONAL. an,! you wii! the, j hlch hardens the wall, of
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      819 3 I <ni Watermark" j I Of PR0DU0TIOH. j, I I I I I I I I ll lll,ll,l,,,l,,l,ll,ll,l,,ll,ll,M,,,ll B, l™»«IU^«lilMlJilJli41|ll||IIUI!ltJIIIIIIII ■r""" 8 ft High Standard of Health j I N, k 8" 81 A BAL n i" cf ,y. ?t to everyone wuo is anxiou: to .nuke a success of
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      519 3 'gk SLOAN'S PENETRATES WITHOUT RUBBING j Relieves all i j NervePuin* CTg J An Invaluable Remedy for SCIATICA and SVj otlier NERVE PAINS. jj»L ff If you're tormented by Sciatica, Rheu- mat ism, Neuralgia, Sprains.Bruises, Back- ,i ache, any body or nerve pain—just see how instantly a little Sloan's Liniment
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2425 4 LATEST PB1CES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. l.YAT.T. AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations Singapore, June 6. &UBBEB, STERLING SS.43ES—Mail Quotations. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec.
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      92 4 I «Ktt OPP TON .TIE: j 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I "Wanted," For M., I and "Trade Notice?' Et c Etc m F U!ld <" S "QUIT, an assistant or .rt h USe to let if g the Classified AdvertLmJ ,nSert your I rr,hms "«^n^x^ the Ma,a -1 I One in
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      175 4 modern Eyes tested Lenses g r ur j GHteaes ad;7t i Frmmes fitted Manufactur^' 1 ,V T °ric kniee, fo, f. Sana;L teei ia V ,V I PBICE .Moderate and ou J convinced. 15 Soma an p (Uose to f m W.h n l g t— ah AERATED filtered £S
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      596 5 gß eaT ATTRACTION AT THE I TO-NIGHT j fl At 9.30 p.m. M screen MONROE SALISBURY in a wonderful love story I THE BLINDING TRAIL 6 Parts. m p boss, who is inveigled into marriage bj B ore of the city, whose friend, alone of the two of the man.
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      339 5 I From Sunday, June 4, to Friday, June 9, 1922. I I A Big Three Feature Programme 1 With [Three Well-known and Popular Stars mm I A Combination giving Variety, Quality and Quantity. f I In the Second Show, at 9 p.m. I A Gripping and Sensational William Fox Production
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      276 5 In the First Show at 7.30 Sharp. Two Part LARSY SEMON COMEDY. HARRY CAREY OVERLAND RED A Universal Special Attraction. In 5 Parts. MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE SERIAL, Episodes 11 and 12. THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS. A DELIGHTFUL COMGDY DR.\M V In 5 Parts. ON FRIDAY, ALICE JOYCE IN "THE SPARK
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    55 6 DEATH. KOH.—At his residence, No. 20-10 Armenian Street,'on 2nd June 1922, Mr. Koh Kum Choon of Messrs. Drew and Napier, and father of Mr. Koh Thiam Fook. He leaves a widow, a sou and two daughters and fourteen grandchildren to mourn his loss. Funeral, Sunday, 11th, inst., at
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    WAR IN IRELAND.
    802 6 John Bull is a sorely tried old gentleman just now. He ifl struggling hard to recover from a very bad attack of slump, is busy with sharp pruning knives upon the tree of administrative expense, devotes an hour a day to disconsolate reflection upon international politics, has
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    JAPANESE DISCUSSIONS.
    104 6 Consular Conference Extended. The meeting in Singapore of the Japanese Consuls and His Excellency the Minister to Siatm, which opened on June 1, will probably be prolonged to the 11th inst. The Conference, we are given to understand, is proving of the greatest interest and value to those
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    MR. SMART'S MURDER.
    34 6 Unsuccessful Appeal in Kedah. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 6. —The Kedah Appeal Court has confirmed the death sentence on the fourth accused in the case of Mr Smart's murder.
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    JAPANESE ART EXHIBITION.
    96 6 The Japanese Artist, Mr Ghiyoji Yazaki, who has been exhibiting his pictures at the Singapore Japanese Club in North Bridge-road, during the past w r eck, is leaving for Java in a couple of days, and those interested in art should take the opportunity of viewir.g the
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    467 6 We still have a letter for Mr S C Woo. Members of the Straits Settlement! (Singapore) Association are remindec of the annual meeting in the Ex change Rooms to-day at 5.15 p.m. New York, June 6.—The death has occurred of the well known actre s<. Lillian Russell, otherwise known as
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    R.G.A. PROPAGAND
    187 6 OUTLINE OK PROfQgj,, 1 The Planters' A. *t *e forth tJ at Kuala U mpu^ J consider, inter alia scheme Ru (J Bocmtion is ag foI U> Co-ope rati(jn ff new uses- p. di forsam i and researcl possibilities „f a 531 f ran- rubbe, CT l manufa
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION
    53 6 Our Kuala Lumpur co r respa wires an exter-sion of the 1 "ui rubber comnutte-'s report (ail summarised by R -Uu-rI recc.M Colombo. The extnded eab.e *i £*iven in our next issue. committee concludes its re by «xpressing the opinion tiut sumption of ruVotr is t overtake production
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    THE ASSIZES.
    56 6 A Malabari named Ham» tried at the Assizes yesterday 1 attempted unnatural offeree, was defended by Mr da found guilty and acqu tt* Tvo Sikh?, named Mathan a: and Kaisn were this tried on a charge of L ing grievous hurt vr.th a ron. Mr da Silva appear.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE GUEST
    61 6 Prin of V» "M the usual Birthday Ball. J 1 I Grov< I Vick, Mr P* C H*"** and Bliss Gawto* b> The followim His Excellency the J Gat eminent ;e fl| a- di r a, **"Tf S»turd»y. Jone b DS«B SirNeiHlM» I**1** fl Bight 4 ■In
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      251 6 I„ ROBINSON Co., Ltd. S I I BOOTS JIBEL B 99 g Grey Chrome Studs and Bars -fl <d W__ H tb 1 LDiI ML fill*- 1 H I AH SIZES IE EiCCM. jjj g Robinson Co., Ltd., pi (incorporated in th. s.s.) I SINGAPORE. I II NEW SHIPMENT RECEIVED!
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      239 6 GUAN KIAT CO., (Incorporated in Singapore.) 35, PHILLIP STREET. NEW smpMENTS JUST ARR!VED Ding Brushes. JrSZ Q ;'r y^" 6 Quality teel Wire Riddles and -ieves (Wood rims). "Walters" Black and White Marine Glue. Ratline in 120 fathoms 'oils. s p are Part for L zon Lagio" and"Negro" Plows. Reliners
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      39 6 j J_CTOCErf I Advice tree by our Qualified Nurse to I all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. I jj (London) I *****47 Cecil Street, Singapore. M i t -i- i t > t ii.i..i.ii.-i'i»:,iM»;it«i..t.'». i t-.t..1i-iiit-;i.iiiHilH!imi-lli.nmiHlMlii'-ntiii»
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    IRISH CAMPAIGN.
    424 7 RESISTANCE EXPECTED AT P BELLEEK. TH E ELECTION PROSPECTS. Reuter. Tl clearing out of the Sinn Fein invaders from i j proceeding satisfactorily g the Lincolns and North Staffordshires, Pettigo area, which embraces a mile of the ..i nt Sinn Fein harassing tactics.—Reuter. 6—The Pettigo affair has revived
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    REPARATIONS SNAG.
    90 7 Pa] opular Loan. r tag Euromm ire again troubled, by an ■sent fth >tp nement of Meeting ths X- paratiorrs Ito uss a r-.-duction of ma nity. Behind the be a deadnl n tional hank■at:-.-. ar.d th; allied Governk id of granting a Massy, on which Germany's T?romised
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    GERMANIC EPISODE.
    45 7 ml I —A telegram from v "at a youth threw a toy i! "he?ed to contain prussic L of Burgomaster r"" *he aell-fciown socialist r and ran off. Schei- tie fugitive twice C a J then became unl«i some hours but was PUfeafeer.
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    ENGINEERS RESUME.
    35 7 •wing a ballot L i in favour of a s;.-.. and other districts comparatively will tr en^a ct as sufficient f n r 0t b available for the C two or three months.—
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    STATION CHANGES.
    32 7 i The light crui-er I l for her Robert Hamilton, 1 r- v 1:1 relieve the Cur- station. The sister ■k '"'"'it' m u *so preparing for R B Bter.
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    STEEL TRUST.
    26 7 I j 6.—A sequel to m Bethlehem and I J J ompanies is that^ I form < ''"''-roission has nplaint of a charge to competition.—
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    THE HELICOPTER.
    216 7 Not Perfect Yet. Reuter. London, June 6.—A far-reaching step in the history of aeronautics was registered by the complete success of tests of the British Brennan helicopter. The work at South Farr&orouffh was carried on with the greatest secreey, parallel only by the case of the invention of
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    FORD A POSSIBLE PRESIDENT.
    50 7 Reuter. Detroit, June 6.—lt is stated that Mr Henry Ford has privately intimated he is willing to stand for the Presidency if the people of ™uted States were to desire it. but ne will not spend any money to bring about his nomination or election.— Reuter.
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    FRANCO-BRITISH TRADE.
    41 7 Reuter. Paris, June 6.-Trade show a reduction of imports in UZZ, comoared with 1921, most mnru a in BrTtish goods, which fell off 53 mill on francs. On the other hand French exports to Britain increased oy UP6 millions.—Reuter.
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    THE RISING POUND.
    31 7 Reuter. Now York, June r>.-Ths pound >terK»g soared to M*>». »ince 1919. This is attributed to En S !and-s increased 11« the United btates.— especially to we Reuter.
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    335 7 THE RESIGNATION OF THE CABINET. Chinese Presidency. London, June 6—An announcement trom lokio that the Cabinet has resigned follows repoits that the Diet has taken the unprecedented step of unanimously passing a resolution instructing the military authorities drastically to cut down expenditure —Reuter. We are indebted to the
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    ROYAL WEDDING.
    114 7 Rejoicing in the Balkans. Reuter. Belgrade, June 6.—Dense crowds at the station and approaches welcomed the Royalties arriving for the Royal wedding, including the Duke of York. The notabilities on the platform included King Alexander, who warmly greeted the Duke of York, and subsequently the Duke of York
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    SIR LAWRENCE AND THE KING.
    20 7 Reuter. London. June 6.-H M the King has granted an audience to Sir Lawrence Guillemard.—-Reuter.
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    IMPORTANT RULING.
    28 7 Reuter. Washington, June 6.—Chief Justice Taft in the supreme court, held that labour organisations were liable for damage to property or otherwise by members during strikes.—Reuter.
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    BLUE TRIANGLE LUNCH AND REST ROOM.
    159 7 The lunch and rest room scheme of the V W C A has received great support from the public, but $10,000 more is the sum needed to start this building without debt. It is proposed to help to raise this by holding a sale
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    RENT BOARD.
    667 7 EULOGIES OF A GENIAL PRESIDENT. Mr Green's Good-Bye. In the absence of Mr F C Green, Mr E Tessensohn presided over the weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board held in the Municipal Board room, yesterday afternoon. Other members present were: Messrs E A Elias, Koh San Hin
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    114 7 Ad appealing and wholesome drama that every married man and woman should sec and that young couples wiil especially profit by witnes-ing, "Stepping Out," in five reels, will be presented at the Marlborough, the home of Paramount pictures, to-night. It features Enid Bennett and is generally a better
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    483 7 ARRIVALS. The Motor Ship Glengarry, Britishf 5843 tons, Capt G Roger, arrived yesterday afternoon from Yokohama with a general cargo and is bound for London. She is expected to leave port on the 9th. She brought Mrs Walben and Mr and Mrs Calkeren as passengers for this port.
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    AYER KUNING RUBBER.
    64 7 Unsatisfactory Position. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 6. —At the Ayer Kuning Rubber annual meeting, Mr Lawrence Brown, presiding, said the loss for the year was $8,823. The position was very unsatisfactory. They were carrying on in the meantime pending the outcome of restriction negotiations. The
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    HOME MAAKET QUOTATIONS.
    119 7 London, June 2, 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 14 3. Tin is quoted at £155.7.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 236 for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 27 6 in London; cube gambier at 36 9. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is
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    88 7 The Soviet Government estimates the quantity of paper money put into circulation as equal to 20,000,000,000 prewar roubles. To obtain the present amount it is necessary to multiply this figure by 1,000,000, so that the result will pive the quantity of Soviet roubles ciiculating in Russia. Inasmuch as in pre-war
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    EXCHANGE.
    96 7 Singapore, June 7. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 3 31-32 d Demand 2s 3 27-32 d Privat2 3 months sight 2s 4 5-32 d On India Bank Tel. Transfer IWm On HongkongBank demand draft 10% p.c. pin. On Shanghai— Bank demand dr.ft 66 On Java— Bank demand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    83 7 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, June 7. Pale Crepe Clos.ng Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Loa don, Spot 7%d. Ribbed Sin. ked Sheet Closing Buyers Sellers Spot 24% 25 July to Sept 25 26 Oct to Dec 26% 27% Latest London Cables quote.—London, Spot 7%d. Tone of Market.—Weak.
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    197 7 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, June 7. Silver 35%. Hongkong 10% per cent Premium. Three Months Gold 53%. Share market. —Dull. Rubbers. —Market quiet. Allenbys 17 to 19 cents', Craigieleas 20 to 23 cents, Bassetts 67% to 72% cents, Bukit Sembawangs Is to Is 4d and Singapore Uniteds 5% to B%d,
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      454 7 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Jn'jr Malacca Mua|| w .Han Whatt Hin 2 p.m. PShat Sri Wongsee 2 p.m. fCretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Patani, Singora,* Bandon Bangkok* Mahidol 2 p.m. VIedan Circe 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang ♦Ipoh 3 p.m. P Sambu, Bawean, Sourabaya, Stagen, Kota Barae, Baiik Papan Samarinda De Haan 4
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      196 7 AND WHERE. SINGAPORE DIARY. "To-day, June 7. High Tid' S. —8.30 a.ir.. 8.37 p.m. S S A, annu:l meeting, Exchange, 5.15. SVC Untrained Europeans, voluntary parade, 5.15; No 2 platoon A Co., firing on 30 yds range, 5. Football, League I: S C F A v. Middlesex, S C C
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    652 8 FOOTBALL. S.R.C. AND CHINESE IN ROUGH SECOND LEAGUE GAME. (BY "VULCAN.") The match in the second division of the Singapore Football League between the SRC second eleven and the C F A second eleven played on the SRC ground yesterday afternoon resulted in a draw, each side
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    THE TURF.
    56 8 AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB STEEPLECHASE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua'a Lumpur, June 6.—The Syd- ney correspondent of the Malay Mail wires that the result of the Australian Jockey Club Steeplechase I (£2,000) was: j Monrose 1 Sandridge 2 Warlock 3 Betting was 6 to 1 Monrose, 5 to 1
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    CRICKET.
    715 8 REST OF GARRISON BEAT MIDDLESEX. in a match m which effective bowling was the feature, the 2nd Batt Middlesex were beaten by the Rest of the Garrison on Monday at Tanglin. The Rest went in first and compiled he moderate total of 80, Captain Veils making the best effort.
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    SWIMMING.
    228 8 Y. M. C. A. CHAMPIONSHIP. A competition for the V M C A allround swimming championship will commence shortly. The events for 1 the competition this year will be as follows: 40 yards free style, 80 yards free style, 100 yards free style, 440 yards free style, 80 yards
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    115 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Play. B. Singles. F C J de Souza btat D de Souza. 6—o, 6—4. L Gammell beat F J Raopa, G—4, 2—G, G—4. TO-DAY'S TIES. Doubles. T Leijssius and N E Ess owe 40 vs. F Ephraums and CAR Batenian owe 15. E
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    PING PONG.
    82 8 ST. J. O. B. A. COMPETITIONS. The handicap singles of the St Joseph's Old Boys Association Pingpong tournament have ended, and the winners are: A Singles.—Tan Chiap Choon Ist, F Villanueva 2nd. B Singles.—E J Vass Ist, J Chong Weng 2nd. The Championship will commence in a fortnight,
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    GOLF.
    45 8 S. G. C. MEDAL PLAY. The monthly medal competition for June of the Singapore Golf Club will Ibe played on Saturday and Sunday, i June 10 and 11, and the ladies' spoon I competition for June will be played j on Monday June 12.
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    17 8 “Notes of the Week,” by “Echo,” are crowded out to-day and will appear on this page to-morrow.
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      476 8 IN THE ESTATE OF LO TSIT PANG OTHERWISE CALLED JACKAYOUNG (DECEASED.) Pursuant to Ordinance Ho. 144 (Trustees) Notice is hereby given that creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Lo Tsit Pang otherwise called Jackayoung, late of No. 6 Peck Seah Street, Singapore, deceased,
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      204 8 AUCTION SALE OF Chinese Brassware, Porcelain, Carved Wooden Figure Ornaments and Buddahs, I Pekin Cloisonne Ware, Silk Embroideries, etc., etc. To be held at our Sale-rooms, I 16 and 18, Raffles Place, On Monday, June 12, at 11 a. m. j Comprising Brass Vases, Budiahs, Bells, Gongs, Bowls, Fots, Incense
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      355 8 ■iwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiMiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiitm I 1 j THI CUEST-LENOX PA ENT Pfed I STEEL SQUARE m* m TANKS. UlAi j U.ADING FEATUB Simplicity of Design. They art composed easily distinguished, and quickly a isemb ad needed. f Jointing. All joints made watertight by in****: 1 Lightness. The plates comprising the tanks 2 such
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    HOUSE ASSESSMENT.
    408 9 PENANG COMMENT ON PRESENT POSITION. We have repeatedly called attention (says the "Penang Gazette") to the hardships resulting from high rents, and the d-esirability of extendmg the period of control, which ordinarily will cease in a couple of days' time. At the same time, we are not altogether
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    EUROPEANS AND ANGLOINDIANS.
    208 9 The Anglo-Indian Community have become deeply interested in the policy of the European Association which now calls for a more real co-opera-tion on the part of these two oommunit:.es than has hitherto existed, says the "Rangoon Times." Before such a consummation is arrived at, however, the Anglo-Indian,
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    DO YOU STOP SUDDENLY IN THE STREET?
    504 9 Have you ever had to stop suddenly in the stree f and utter a cry of agony? A sharp knife-like pain strikes you in the back. The suffering is terrible for some minutes. You move on* wondering when your next attack will come.
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      306 9 IRISHES AND BROOMS I hJfj^jSWEf PS CLEAN w. 6 sto ks Available at j h pe War Prices j fler Bound Paint I n I Enquiries Solicited l By 1 iffp NGINEEtfS LIMITED I i in the Straits Settlements.) SINGAPORE. I "IMtggrV s I I I •jnet to be expected
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      104 9 iKlll mJ&f If it's your Nerves you must have SANATOGEN You may deceive yourself, Inn you cannot deceive your nerve-. You may goad them vv r 1 dangerous stimulants soot them with harmful sedative? or mock them by swalh- vv m so-called nerve foods which do not really help them.
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      51 9 MODERN ADVERTISING. The "hit or miss" method has been superseded by the scientific. To-day, the Advertising expert deduces, scientifically, the average results that will he obtained during a certain period, from the expenditure of a given sum. The Advertising manager, of "The Malaya Tribune" is at the service of every
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    LINER AS TRADE SHIP.
    403 10 VESSEL COMING TO SINGAPORE. The s.s. Orontes, of 9,023 tons register and 10,000 h.p., is now lying at Tilbury, where an army of shipwrights and engineer* are transforming the liner into a floating exhibition. In future she wili be konwn as the "British Trader —the name
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    BARQUE'S NARROW ESCAPE.
    161 10 The barque Mahamir, which put into Penang last week on account of the bad weather, had a rough experience. Leaving Mouimein for Bombay on May 20, with a cargo of teak .wood, she encountered very heavy «reather on the second day out. Working for safety, and practically
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    THE ECSTACY OF FEELING WELL.
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