Malaya Tribune, 9 June 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. I. is- .o 133 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922.
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    907 2 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. SUN AND CIIAN DISAGREE. Full Story of the Breach. Canton, May 20.—Another story has come to hand regarding the political crisis in Canton, which may explain various rumours. It states tha& since the return of General Chun's troops from Kwangsi.
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    A YOUNG CHINA GOVERNMENT.
    354 2 What will the Students Do. An interesting report comes from the North that a Young China Government is likely to try its hand at the administration of the unhappy country beside us. The only surprising thing about the project, if it really exists, is thjt it
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    AN IN "TNTERNATIONTTONAL DOLLAR."
    237 2 It Benefit Trade? The of an international (.oiiar for conducting busings baleen nations v\.*s suggested lonir ago, out it is only in recent times tnat action has been taken with a view to bringing it nto effect. We notice -hat Senator Hitchcock, a leader in the
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      749 2 AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO AUCTIONEERS APPBAISEHS, No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Town Business Premises and Country Properties. At Messrs. Cheong Kooa Seng Co.'s Saleroosn, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, June 14, at 2.30 p.m. 1. Valuable years leasehold land end that very
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      227 2 MOTHER'S HELP AND BABY'S FRIEND. In every home where are infants or small children Baby's Own Tablets are a necessity. Mothers who once use these Tablets find them so wonderfully helpful for the little ones that they never afterwards resort to the numerous harsh purgatives which gripe and torture baby,
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      198 2 THE MALAYA ml SINGAPORE I Koh and Co., 90 Bra; Bare) bI Kwong Seng Chiang and Col Selegie-road. I Ban Tek Guan. 1 Selegie Road.l Jit Lek Kee, 166 Serangoon Rfll Serangoon Store, SeiaafM ?»o| Chop Ban Leong, 27.3 Serangoon M Pereira, 632 Serangoon imwM Chop Kiam Hoe Choon, 22
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    BAN ON MARRIAGE.
    394 3 SUGGESTED COMPULSORY TREATMENT OF DISEASE. A conference convened by the Na- i 5 fconal Council for Combating Vene- jjj real Diseases was held at Guild-hall 1 on May 3, by invitation of the City 1 i Corporation. The object of the Con- 11 11 ference was M
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      98 3 mm OK*"' I I-. there's 1 H idal fumes H c of Bi"chest and lungs and c id on the chest Hhn, druggy mixtures swalH ;ed breathe-H-fp;. the unique discovery I balsams H I powerful entivcot m :iornI irseness, bronchial B r:ediH Hast, iirc s<>ld I 1017. FOR SALE. Motor
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      507 3 I U a Crosse &Blackwells II /rkji SALAD OILS 6r SAUCES j| ~=jj 'I I Inferior or impure oils and sauces will ruin the flavour jft £;S 11. fall-/Ml 2 f tKe cri spest and most skilfully blenrJed salad j II Crosse Blackwell Ltd. .1 21 50HO W.I j I
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      162 3 IN THE COILS OF RHEUMATISM. A man's most valuable rjossessicn is time. Rheumatism is the thief of time. It robs the sufferer of minutes and hours and days and nights and weeks, months, or years of happiness and useful work. No man can call his time his own while he
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      157 3 MICHELIN I CABLE CORD TYRES All fresh stock. AH oversize. I remendous Reductions j of Prices. On and from June 7tn. i i m 1 iileuh c» I I Head Office: Clermont-Ferrand, France. J Stockists ThroagJioat Malaya. j 7 6 9 G i i iiiaiiiiiti!iiiiniiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiwiiiiintiiiiiiiiiimiiii!iimniHH«niii imi v »i.- i m
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2119 4 LATEST PfliCaS QJOTEi) IN THE MARKET. Messrs. L i ALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations Singapore, June 9. RUBBER, STEALING SHARES —Maii Quotations. s. a. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 2 Allagar Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dee.
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      120 4 BUSINESS —I OPP'BTOMTIES ofThe b MaTa7a 6 Tribune^» day the Advertisin g columns CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS i "Wanted," "For Sale t and Tl ade Notice?' Ktc L S Fou,ld <" .-a have ""S t 'equire an M»i»taot or house to let if J™» the Classified Adverts J sert your "> Tribune
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      214 4 Cash Cloaraal B SALE I r;)u ntain p„ ns 1 U nery at enJ reductions I Big ReductioJ Acc *'Uji bJ HALF HlJ n 2 a id bay J °*n't delay.] KOH J Braa Basal] j KONG KING CHEONgJ Photographic D«l e l Send as your fi Print and Dev<
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      491 5 W -*?v8th June, to Sunday llih June, 1922. Ilt 'n.. Second Show at 9.30 p.m. I sEM oN in filUMBAGE HUSBANDS M\P In 2 pans. I 5 Universal drama featuring the popular star r iBEY in a drama of the West full of heart-interest. I BARE FISTS I In 5
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      344 5 5 "'■"■"■"•"■«■«■llllHlHlHlil.liiii llirillilltMllilHII.lUlululHllllMlulllllllMIMllllHlMlimUl^^ ALHAMBRAI m Beach Road. m 1 From Sunday, June 4, to Friday, June 9, 1922. 1 A Big Three Feature Programme I With Three Well-known and Popular Stars m A Combination giving Variety, Quality and Quantity. a m m In the Second Show, at 9 p.m. I
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      516 5 SELECT'S MARVELLOUS CHINESE PRODUCTION! An attraction that may well be considered one of the best Norma Talmadge Subjects released, prosing all the elements that go to make a picture I pleasing with art and entertainment combmed. THE FORBIDDEN CITY J An Absorbing Tale of the customs of the Emperor of
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    THE CASE OF THE LANDLORDS.
    788 6 We would not like it thought, from all that we have written on the rents question, that in our opinion the landlords have no legitimate grievances. We have repeatedly remarked that there are in Singapore some very excellent landlords, who in no way come within
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    743 6 On April 21 last seven Chines who had been under order of banishment for life were removtd from the State of Serenibant. Lieutenant P S Briggs, Australia volunteered to fill the third place in Major Blake's party in his attempt to fly round the world. A batch of no less
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    359 6  -  "QUIZ." ab u t it I shall 1 tadting her/ i had to r *3 lottery f,,. 3 anion'* the 2 f r **rib And Singapore i s a -*ti things are JL *N mayn't? Anyway, p au] and may **4 rtraight nail s«> lut'i ln a*
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      272 6 Theßuckeyer Tyre Reliners protect your Motor Tubes from Punctures. All popular sizes Stocked. Pull particulars; can bo had from *he Sole Importers SOLE AGENTS: L. Y. SWEE Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in F.M.S.) 57, CECIL STREET. Phone No. 530. MODERN OPTICIANS IN SINGAPORE. Eyes tested scientifically Lenses ground accurately Glasses adjusted
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      89 6 GUAN KIAT CO., Ltd., I (Incorporated in Singapore.) I 35, PHILLIP STREET. I r m Asbestos Millboard, Tape and Yarn American Axes 4 lbs Round Leather Belting 1/4", 3 8" I Flat Leather Belting 1", 2" Hack Saw Blades 10" 12" s Hack Saw Frames Adjustable I Scythe Blades Elephant
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    GERMAN REPARATIONS.
    229 7 iF«Ca ALTERNATIVE SCHEMES FOR f REPAYMENT. ACUTE SITUATION THREATENED. Reuter. g_- Addressing, the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, hnt the international loan negotiations would continue, was compatible with French interests and the France would not agree to a reduction on the iter. The communications between the bankers' committee mission
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    JAPAN'S CABINET.
    221 7 Lie- hip Gees Begging, j Reuter. L-Sanyo Nichl Nichi" has re-! Z tie following telegrams from i k I June 7, 2 p.m.—The Japa-j Cabinet has resigned, conserv Marquis Mitsukata and rs-j I liyoura have c.iied rt H Mj Emperor's palaca. i •V;;md that V -jour.t Kiycuxa! agree
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    untitled PROHIBITION WORKS.
    81 7 Its Best Friends. Reuter. f- < An impartial vi-. w America is given by I Unit d States Solicitor resent in London. He Prohibition had undoubtedly promoted efficiency, thrift and made men better and fathers. band it had led to an 5« in crime and the j
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    SOVIET PIRATES.
    31 7 Reuter. It is reported from t two Italian vesre «ently pillaged and their 3 crew robbed at Batum y es of the Soviet extraJ^^nunission. ia estimated at nine W-RetJter.
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    FLYING BY NIGHT.
    43 7 Reuter. London t *°ntheP A ni fif ht fl y in raruj to London air route, British trial of last n ce ve K», w.is carried out ffieials last night. An tc passenger* and t;- th e trip in three
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    CHOLERA NOW.
    20 7 Reuter. Tho Moscow ntwsr rts that cholera is in Russia, and is thr ice faster than last Renter.
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    PACIFIC AMENITIES.
    180 7 Baron Hayashi's Speech. Reuter. London, June B.—Presiding at the dinner of the Japan Society, Baron Hayashi, proposing tne toast o* the Kir-g, sad he believed that the visit of the Prince of Wales to Japan would cement the good Anglo-Japa-nese relations for years to come and they would
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    INDIAN CONGRESS.
    37 7 Proposals Rejected. Reuter. Lucknow, June B—The National Congress working committee rejected a proposal to start mass civil disobedience in September, and also rejected a proposal to boycott Brit-sh goods, on the ground of its unfeasibility.—Reutor.
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    BALKAN FESTIVITIES.
    117 7 Reuter. Belgrade. June B.—After a romantic river journey, escorted by momtors, the Royal bride and her parents were welcome on June 6 by crowds in picturesque Balkan costumes, messed on the heights overlooking the Danube. Troops and uniformed Sokol athletes were drawn up at the landing stage, where
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    AUSTRALIA'S NAVY.
    56 7 Reuter. Sydney, June on the reported Japanese naval build.ng programme, the "Herald" does not believe that Japan meditates aggression, but declares the Empire must constitute adequate naval strength in these waters to protect trade routes, and thinks the Federal Government cannot now Venture to reduce the Australian fleet
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    IRISH DISCUSSIONS.
    44 7 Reuter. London, June 8.-Mr Griffith brought from Ireland the Government's assurance on severaJ nSte baring on the Irish consiituhitherto been presented in a fofm unacceptable to the Bntish Government. The discussions are proceeding between Mr Griffith, Mr Churchill and Lord Bvrkenhead. —Reuter.
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    AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
    1201 7 HOW WILL THE CAUSEWAY AFFECT IT A Member's Suggestions. Mr O P Griffith -Jones piesided over the annual general meeting of the Singapore Automobile Club held in the Exchange Rooms yesterday afternoon. i he minutes of the previous meetn S' having been confirmed, the chairman, in moving the
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    ITALO-BRITISH FRIENDSHIP.
    91 7 Reuter. Rome, June B.—ln the Chamber Sig Schanzer said closer Anglo-Italian cooperation n Europe the East and the Mediterranean ought to be based on an equitable estimate of mutual interests, and calm friendly scrutiny of all diplomatic questions. The closer Anglo-Italian solidarity that had i merged from Genoa
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    GOVERNMENT OFFICE THEFT.
    61 7 Tamil Clerk on Serious Charge. There have beam serious defalcations in the, P C M O's office involving large rums of money (about $30,000) and a Tamil clerk named Chellapan has been arrested on a warrant. The case u.me up this morning in the police courts, and
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    96 7 The twelfth anniversary of the Ceylon Tamttu Association, Singapore, will be celebrated on Saturday (to-morrow) at 8 p.m., at their association hall, 11 Dhoby Ghaut. All Ceylon Tamils are cordially invited. The enagement is announced between Amelie, daughter of Mens and If me. L Es Cha.seriau, of Bedong, Kedah. and
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    148 7 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, June 8. Catalogued 1,792,552 lbs. 800.25 tons. Offered 1,346,858 lbs. 601.28 tons. Sold 1,133,023 lbs. 505.81 tons. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Singapore Standard Quality 24% cents per lb. (5 lots only). Good Average Quality 23% to 24%
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    248 7 Singapore, June 6. Owing to the King's Birthday holiday, Bank holiday and the Races, business has been greatly curtailed during the week. Industrials remain in favour and a fair amount cf business has been put through in this scotion. Tin closes £3.0.0. higher at £155.5.0
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    A SCHOOL FOR COOKS.
    152 7 Selangor Experiment. An interesting attempt to solve the servant question is being made at Kepong, Selangor, where a school for cooks has been established. This school is styled the Cooking Tutory and for a fie of $20 will take your tapper, or tukang ayer or estate
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    PICK-POCKETS GET JAIL.
    85 7 A Hylam pleaded guilty before the third magist\*ate yesterday morning to a charge of picking the pocket of ancth-r man and stealing a purse containing Chinese tobacco on the Racecourse last Thursday during the second day of the raciner. lie admitted levsaral previous conviction-. His worship s.ntenccd
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    93 7 ARRIVALS. The sjs. Ban Whatt Hin, British, 167 tons, Capt J Milne, arrived at 8.30 this morning from Malacca with cargo and 89 deck passengers. She goes back to the same port to-morrow. DEPARTURES. Sembilan, Dutch, Port Samboe, 9-5., Esmeralda, British, S Pandjang, 9-6.' Van Diemen, Dutch," Deli,
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    U.S. GUNBOAT IN HARBOUR.
    68 7 The American gunboat Wilmington, which was sighted yesterday morning at about half past ten, came into harbour an hour later. She is a vessel of 1,S50 tons and carries a crew of 217, and is commanded by Captain Treadwell. The Wilmington, wh*h has been attached to
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    SAILOR COMMITS SUICIDE.
    61 7 There was a sensation early this morning on board the Japanese s learner Taman Maru No 18 which is berthed at wharf No 4, when it wa, discovered that one of the cr.w, a Japanese, had committed suicide by hanging himself. The police and harbour authorities were
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    SIR WALTER SHAW'S LEAVE.
    120 7 Mr Justice Sproule to Deputise. The Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, is leaving for England next week, on leave, and, it is understood, will probably be away until February of n.xt year. His Lordship will be accompanied by Lady Shaw and Miss Barbara Shaw. Mr Justice
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    THE RENTS WANGLE.
    126 7 Just What Will Happen. An old reader of the "Tribune" gives us to-day an indication of what will happen if rent control ceases. He is occupier of a house coming within the Ordinance. Already, of course, his rent is 80 per cent, above the 1916 figure. His
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    KATOYANG BAHRU RUBBER.
    44 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 9.—At the Katoyang Bahru Rubber meeting, Mr Slee, chairman, said the profit was $7,000 and the cash balance $96,478. A dividend of five per cent was proposed. Messrs Slee and Bannon were re-elected directors.
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    PENINSULAR LIGHTING Co.
    46 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 9. —At the Peninsular Lighting Co meeting, Mr E A S Warner, chairman, said the financial position had considerably improved and the bank overdraft had been eliminated. Messrs Wagner and H B Wilkinson were re-elected directors.
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 7 Singapore, Jtnst 9. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 8 oi-32d Demand 6 "i'Jjjj Private 3 months sight 4 o >2d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 177 On HongkongBank demand draft 12% p.c pm. On Shanghai—* Bank demand draft 64% On Jay Bank domar.d draft l3fi On Japan—
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    51 7 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, June 9. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote. —London, Spot 7%d. Ribbed Sacked Sheet Cio# og Price* Buyer* Sellers Spot 24 Mb 25 July to Sept 26 Oct to Dec 28 Latest London Cables quote.—London, Spct 7%d. Tone of Market.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    35 7 Singapore, June 9. To-day's closing rubber quotation» are as under*— New York. —14 cts. London. —7%d. Singapore.—24Va to 2o ets. Tone of Market. —Steady. Tin to-day $78 3 8; no sellers.
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    204 7 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, June 9. I Silver 85%. Hongkong por cent Premium. Three llontbi Gold 54. Share marl- t.—Du)'. Rubb-ii V irket quiet. Allenbys 17 to 19 C'nt Craigialeas 20 to 23 cents, BaaSfttS 67k to 72k cents, Bukit S.mbawangs Is to Is 4d and Singaj- rc United 6kd
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      178 7 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, June 9. High Tides..—10.24 a.m, 10.0 p.m. Full Moon. Football, League I: S C C v. R G A, SRC ground. St Andrew's Church Mission, School, 5.30. S V C: No 9 platoon, C Co., firing j on 30 yds range, i; S
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    666 8  -  FOOTBALL. R. E. DEFEAT SINGAPORE UNITED. BY "VULCAN." The Royal Engineers showed their, superiority over the Singapore United yesterday afternoon on the S C C ground in a second league match when they registered a two nil victory. The game was devoid of excitement and could hardly
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    BILLIARDS.
    64 8 CLERICAL UNION TOURNAMENT. Th final in the championship billiard tournament of the Clerical will be nlayed off on Satnrday (to- voruw) at 3.30 p.m., between Mr Ocn Ec Thlam and Mr J P Seharr.borst. A prize will be presented to the winner on Friday the 16th inst, at the
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    BOXING.
    691 8 THE "BRUTALISING" SPORT, j From "BELSIZE and RML I: "To jail of which one exclaims piffle!" after I reading the effort of T C Wignall in your issue of' June 5. Any footballer who has been knocked out by a blow on the solar plexus when playing football can
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    CRICKET.
    252 8 Y M C A vs. ST. J O B A. A cricket match will be played on the St Joseph's School ground tomorrow between the Y M C A and the St J O B Association, commencing: at 2 pjn. The following will represent the Y M C A:
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    282 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Play. Championship. T Leijasius beat A E Coelho w.o. "A" Single Handicap. N E Ess beat H G Stack 6—2, 7—5. E W de Cruz beat W A Acria 9—7, 6—4. E E de Souza beat vV F Carnegv 6—o, 6—2. TO-DAY'S TIES.
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    ROWING.
    153 8 ENTRIES FOR HENLEY EVENTS. London, June B.—There are four foreign entries for the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley, and include Ghent, which won the trophy in 1906--7-9, Christiana, which won the Thames Cup in 1921. and France, which competed in 1892. Switzerland is represented for the first time. Their
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    206 8 "Across The Dead-Line" a Unispecial attraction featuring Frank Mayo supported by Molly Malorce, Josef Swickard and a big cast, will be presented at the Liberty Hall from to-night in the second show together with a Star comedy "His Mis-step" and Magda Lane's great western thriller "Bought and Fought
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    45 8 An examination in Maray for officers of the F M S PubHc Services will be held orTjuly 10 and 11 next at Kuala Lumpur, Taiping, Seremban and Kuala Lipis. Entries will be received by the Secretaries to Residents of each State up to June 26.
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    PASSENGERS HOMEWARD.
    355 8 Movements of Henderson anc' Bibby •Liners. The following' passengers left Singapore and Penang by the s.s. Ellora on the 2nd and 4th instant, respectively, to connect with the s.s. Oxfordshire due to sail from Rangoon for tihe Una ted Kingdom on June 8, 1922 Mr and Mrs Darby
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    DONGOLA PASSENGERS.
    355 8 Big Exodus for Home. The following have booked for Europe by the s.s. Dongola, sailing from Singapore at 4 p.m. to-day Sub Lieut Tidd, Lieut Cursham,*Mrs and Master Biron, Mr Bewley Bird, Mrs J Poynter and child, Miss D Poynter, Mrs Stafford, Miss F M R Cooper, Miss
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    24 8 The new E S A Magazine, in additon to being distributed to 900 members free of charge, Is on sale at $1 per copy.
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      83 8 NABA5 OPERA I Will play at the I Beyrouth Theatre CtjM fioail l (Opposite the Gaylaaf Polk* -v TO-NIGHT I Will stage the Grand V I SHAROM INDRA AM) I BAHROM HUM- I A. M. A., Proprietor. I T. A. PBSTANA, 1 sta/opera I (The rreraier Uakt 4T THE THEATRE
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      364 8 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, June 9. Bangkok Kuala 2 p.m Batavia, Samarang, Sourabaya Rumphius 2 p.m Kemaman, Kuala Dungun Trengganu Hong Ho 2 p.m Mersing Rompin Hong Lian 2 p.m Batu Pahat Aing Leong 2 p.m Pontianak Ban Fo Soon 3 p.m, Medan Van Diemen 3 p.m Port Swettenham Teluk Anson
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    653 9 ARRIVALS. The s.s. Ernely, Dutch, 94 tons, Capt Omar, arrived on Tue*» y afternoon from Rhio with a general cargo and is bound for the same port whither she sails this afternoon. The s.s. Hong Ho, British, 95 tons, Capt Harvey arrived yesterday morning from Trengganu a general
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    RASCALLY SEAMEN.
    149 9 Three Chinese in Trouble. Low Row and Chong Ah Kee, two Chinese seamen on the Keelung, were charged, by Chief Officer Tibbetts in the Marine Court here with wilful disobedience of a lawful command on the night of May 29, when the vessel was leaving Colombo, and with
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    345 9 Singapore, June 7. Owing to the holidays and the recent Raca Meeting, attention has been diverted from the share market resulting in a very restricted turnover. Business has been mainly confined to gilt-edged securities, large parcels j of victory, 7 per cent 1919 5 r
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      324 10 STEAMER SAILINGS N. Y* K. LONDON LINK. Fushimi Maru June 14 Mishima Maru June 29 LIVERPOOL LINE. Tatsuno Maru June 10 Tokushima Maru June 23 HAMBURG LINE. Mito Maru June 25 NEW YORK LINE VL\ SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kawachi Maru June 12 BOMBAY LINE. Kamakura Maru June 8 Takaoka
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    SPORT.
    1147 11 BOXING. From PANTING FOR PAR" It is very unsatisfactory that the verdict of the recent Teng Kee v. Carvalho return contest should have given rise to so much comment and criticism, as many were of the opinion that the verdict should be reversed. Garvalho, ia my opinion, won the
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    THE TURF.
    429 11 PERAK GOLD CUP. The Gold Cup which His Highness the Sultan of Perak has printed for Race G on the First Pay of the Ipoh Race Meeting (July C) is now being made by the Wah Yik Go., of Ipoh. The Cup, which la of solid gold, is
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      407 11 STEAMER SAILINGS: O* S. K* r*n Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Atlas Maru arr July 17 dep 18 NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama, New York via Japan. Shunko Maru
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      554 12 TO LET. TO LET.—Part of Office at No. 9 Winchester House. Entry can ue made from 1st June. Appry to" Box No. 138, /o Malaya Tribune. 17 5 u. c. TO LET OR FOR SALE.—Bungalow No. 104F, Balestier Road. Entry 1st July. For particulars please apply to H. A. C.
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      520 12 NOTICE NOTICE. MEXICO MARU Arr. June 19 Dep. June 21. Singapore to Colombo direct, not touching any other ports. Saiboo Co. of Nos. 12 13 Tank Road, Singapore, beg to inform the public that they are the Agents for the sale of Passage Tickets for Ceylon by the Osaka Shoson
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      414 12 INSURANCE. THE EiiSTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION! LIMITED, (lssmpus mjmi In the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore. HOARD OF DIRECTORS See Teoo»r Wan, Esq. (Chair man. j Gaw Kbek Khiam, Es^ (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lea, Esq. N. B. Chan. Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Eaq Yeo Hock Hoe, Eaq. Kob San Hin,
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