Malaya Tribune, 2 August 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.) AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX.- -No. 179 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922.
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      221 1 il lll |,l•ll■li•li•"»"• ua,,l||,u,l,,, r THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE J j ggppiNG GAZETTE. 1 j fl- papular Newspaper of j rhe S'raits Settlements. published Daily. I i r,. R. norts of Loc* g Co»P iew i Kv/nts. 5 Fb and l atest Telegrams, f Sports Notes by Expert critics. I
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      360 1 DON'T SPEND TO MUCH, WHY Because you can fel all your Requirements at MODERATE RATES and in STANDARD QUALITIES. Boxing Gloves $16.00 per set The Rose Tennis Rack*! 20.00 each The Emperor 14.00 The Special Rose Racket 22.50 The Special Emperor Racket 16.00 Tennis Posts 30.00 per pair Nets tarred
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    "ONLY MAN IS VILE."
    398 2 PROTEST FROM THE SPICY ISLE. The Archbishop Hedges. The London correspondent of the "Ceylon Observer," writing on June 22, says:—One of the London evening papers one day this week reported that "ia whole nations just passed, through its London representatives, a solemn vote of censure on
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    LOCAL PROPERTY SALE.
    313 2 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co., at their saleroom No 30 Chulia-street on Wednesday afternoon: Freehold land and hous* No 13 Cheng Tuan-street, area 1,040 fquare feet, bought by Madam Leong Ah Kow for $3,600. 99 years leasehold
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      403 2 KILLS PAIN and quickly brings comforting relief. For prompt relief from Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Lumbago, and to remove the swelling and ease the pain caused by Sprains, you can depend upon Sloan's Liniment. This warming, soothing, penetrating liaiment is the quickest way to overcome the inflammation, swelling or stiffness. A
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      306 2 Cuticura Insures j Thick Glossy Hair Shampoos with Cuticura Soa:> preceded by light applications of Cuticura Ointment to the scalp skin do much to cleanse the scalp of dandruff promote the healthy j condition necessary to producing luxuriant hair. Soap Is..Talcum lr 3d .Olntmtnt Is 3d. and2s. 6«. Sold throughout
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      455 2 A TIP TO TENNIS PLAYERS. To keep in good form for your favourite game the avoidance of co»stipation is important. And to dispel constipation there is nothing better than Pinkettes. These dainty little laxatives act as gently as nature. They regulate the liver, ensure daily regularity, dispel bilious attacks and
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      493 2 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd., (Successors to Ching Keng Lee Co.) (Incorporated in Singapore.) > Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, sing (Established 13 years.) Valuations made, Mortgages Arrang I and Rents collected. LAND SALES every MONDAY, FURNITURE SALES every SATURDAY, and MISCELLANEOUS SALES every TLISDAV and FRIDAY. FORTHCOMING AUCTION
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    POTTERY TRADE.
    414 3 JAPANESE COMPETITION WITH BRITAIN. Hanley.—A moderate amount of business continues to be done in high grade wares, chiefly of the usual variety, though, firms making outstanding line, of decorative goods are also fairly well employed. Manufacturers of common earthenware and low-grade china are finding businees very flat. Jet
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    EUROPEAN STATESMEN.
    184 3 Mr. Asquith'* Viawe. Mr A«quith contributes to "John Hull" of June 19 a vigorous article— described as his first to any newspaper—"Bankrupt Statesmanship." "The statesmanship of Europe," ho •ays, has been triad in tha balance and found wanting-, and there is only a dwindling minority who do not
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      465 3 ,URODONAL| dissolves uric acid. I -The J young by takin? UKODONAL, and you will thereby avoid Arterio Sclerosis, I w h, c h hardeni the walls of the blood vessels and renders them stiff and brittle." H I Pref LA XCERF. A UK. late President of the Academic I de
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      596 3 Prices that plead Quality that: pleases. A satisfaction to you to us* Framroz Co. s AERATED WATERS. The Idea! Food for Infants. instantly ready by stirring briskly in hot or cold water. No additional milk or cooking required. Of all Chemists Bazaars. Manufactured by HORLICKS MALTED MILK CO SLOUGH, BUCKS.,
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      350 3 j "We're so glad you are j II getting well again, Daddy." j W;:at a feeling of satisfaction it is to a man who has been "nervy" and run-down to find he is getting jj back his normal health aid vigour. 1 1 Wincarnia' offers renewed health j j to
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      398 4 CINEMAS lirTnFclilir In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. MISSMAE MURRAY >* =S£^^S?N The Delicious Little Devil yĔĔp And two Episodes 5 and 6of William {QnL MKjttr^ THE FIGHTING TRAIL y\ WILLIAM FOX jjrtscn£& First Show at 7.30 p.m. PEARL WHITE LONESOME LUKE Or MmmfaiTl mechanic i^Brjyiuimuiiii HAROLD LLOYD'S Funniest
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      297 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. i.. From Friday, July 28, to Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1922. A TWO-FEATURE PROGRAMME AGAIN WHICH PROMISES SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT In the Second Show, commencing 9 p.m. A GRIPPING AND SENSATIONAL UNIVERSAL SPECIAL Presenting FRANK MAYO In a human-interest story of a man who place 1 duty ab
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      305 4 CINEMAS Owing to the immense Success of VISHNU-AVATAR OR SRI KRISHNA LILA This great 8 part Indian Picture will be ihown ag in viz Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Ist. ad ATTHE ~"GAIETY" CINEMA NOTE THE TIME at 7.20 p.m. SHARP. RIGHT] Don't Miss this lasi chance! Iha only opportunity Inform
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    83 5 Singapore, Aug. 2. Tin.—Bl.so; 185 tons sold. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Tair.—Business done. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—Weak.—No business. Other Products.—Market Quiet. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier gy Java Cube 14 Hamburg Cube 13 Press Cube White Pepper 23 Vi Johore Black -Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 13*4 Sundried Copra
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 5 Singapore, Aug. 2. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-32d Demand 2s 3 15-16 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 7-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 176% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 12% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 66% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    54 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug. 2. Pale Crept Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Lor don, Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prcr Buyers Sellers Spot 25 25% Aug to Sept 25 V 2 26V 2 Oct to Dec 28 28 H Latest London Cables quote.—Lon don. Spot
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    31 5 Singapore, Aug. 2. To-day's closing rubber quotation are as under*— New York.—14% cts. London.—7V2d. Singapore.—25% cts. Tone of Market. —Dull. Tin to-day $81 1 185 tons sold.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    216 5 Singapore, Aug. 2. Silver 35 Hongkong 12% per cent Premium. Share market. —Dull. Rubbers.—Allenbys 17 to 19 cents, Punggors 30 to 35 cents, Craigieleas to 27% cents, Bukit Sembawangs Is to Is 4d and Singapore Uniteds 4d to 9d, Mentakabs 12% cents, Malaka Pindas 72% to
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    69 5 The following ships are in communicatiom with the Wireless Station* at:— Singapore: Edavana, Elpenor, Eurymachus, Falstria M S, Gorjistan, Hermione, Hong Hwa, Kutsang, Marella, Oanfa, Oldekerk, Orion, Prinses Juliana, Sunland, Tana, Tenriffa, Tjiliwong, Tjikembang, Titan. Penang: Ceram, City of Florence, Cyclops, Glenade, Havelland M S, Hermione, Hermes, Indus Maru, Matsua
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    302 5 ARRIVALS. Emelie. Dutch, 94 tons, Capt Omar, from Rhio Aug I, for Rhio Aug 2, general cargo. Kuching, Sarawak, 903 tons, Capt Barton from Sarawak Aug 2, for Sarawak Aug 5, general cargo.' Van Hoorn, Dutch. 972 tons, Capt Hattjes, from Batavia Aug 2, for Sourabaya uncertain, general
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    144 5 The following passengers arrived this morning from Sarawak by the s.s. Kuching:—Mr E S Holl, Mr K H Simpson, Miss Andrews, and Miss James. The following arrived this mornimr from Batavia by the s.s. Camphuys:— Mr Englis, Mr and Mrs Schvicke and daughter. Mr Spykerman arrived this morning
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    STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
    55 5 The s.s. Kutsang, from Hongkong is due to arrive here on Friday Aug 4, and has on board 236 deck passengers for Singapore. The s.s. Keelung Maru (O S X Java Bangkok line) is expected here from Bangkok on Aug 4 and will proceed to the wharf. She
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    TYPHOON NOTICE.
    30 5 The Hongkong Observatory reports at 11.40 a.m. Aug 1, a typhoon within 60 miles of lat 18 deg N Long 122 deg E travelling W"N W intensity unknown.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS
    117 5 London, July 28, 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 14|6. Tin is quoted at £161.12.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 24!6 for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 26 in London; cube gambier at 36j6. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 13.34 Egyptian
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1253 5 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. I Messrs LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Shan Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapone. Aug 2. EUBBER, BTMULING SHAHEft-JfaJl T^tiths^ 2 Allagar I 2 0 2 4% 1 0 Anglo-Malay 0 19 0 1 0 Ayer Kuning j 6
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      83 5 '»'ilUlllllllllllllMllltlllllllllllllllH lIIIIIMI—IIIIHI i INEXPENSIVE STATIONERY j ALL KINDS ;0F f m 3 I Account Books, Exercise Books, Press Copy j Books, Pencils, Brown Paper, Carbon Paper, f 1 Typewriting Paper, Typewriting Ribbons, I Stolzenburg Files, Buff and Cotton Twines m I Duplicate and Triplicate Manifold Books, 5 f Office Chit
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      496 5 WHEN AND where. SlXiAI-OKE DIARY. T„.day, Aug. 2. T j i —5.3(5 a.m.,- 5.32 p.m. His-' 11 12 •1 randan, t iU v 4 5 howitzer gun drill, V f: S A, c ort Canning, Band practice, signalling B 5.15; ambulance class, 6. at Home, 6.15. To-morrow, Aug. 3. Tides.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    47 6 DEATH. On 2nd August, William Webster, M. I. Mech. E., Singapore, aged 73, youngest son of the late Peter Webster, Farmer of Grango of Lour, Forfarshire, Sc >t!and. Deeply regretted. Interment at Bidadari Cemetery at 5.30 p.m. to-iay. Scottish, Dutch and U.S.A. papers please copy.
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    REQUIEM MASS.
    38 6 There will be a High Mass of Requiem for the late Anthony Martinho Gomes to-morrow, Thursday (3rd instaut) at the Cuurch of St. Joseph at 6.30 a.m. Friends and relatio is are earnestly requested to attend.
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    THE WAY TO CHEAPER MEAT.
    642 6 Col. Pearson's report on the proposed public abbattoirs and cold storage, to ensure adequate and cheaper supplies of meat for the public of Malaya, is a valuable one. It is clear evidence that his visit to We3t Australia was no jaunt, but a period of
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    771 6 The letter (from Kuala Lumpur) addressed to Mr Wan Kirn Toon c|o this office remains unclaimed. Mr Wayte Wood, of the Hongkong Bank, Ipoh. is leaving shortly on transfer to Shanghai. Mr Justice Watson after an extremely busy week at Ipoh has proceeded to Kuala Lumpur to take part in
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    152 6 COWARDLY ASSAULT RESULTS IN MURDER CHARGE. The trial of Teo Kee Lye and Lim Xim Poh on a murder charge—the last case but one—was continued before Mr Justice Sproule yesterday afternoon. Major Whitley. DPP, prosecuted and Mr H A R Paulusz was assigned for the defence. A rikisha
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    99 6 Deputation from Malaya. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Aug 1.—A deputation comprising Mr E W F Giiman and Mr T J Cumming proceeds to India this month to confer with the standing Emigration Committe- appointed by the Government of India to draft rules under the new Indian
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    THE BURMA RIFLES.
    126 6 Arrival of New Battalion. (From Our Own Correspondent). P.nang, Aug 1.—The 2nd 70th Burma Rifles, consisting of 723 rank and 140 officers, with women and children, arrived from Rangoon by the s.s. Edavana yesterday, and the bit/talion proceeded to Taiping by train, where they will relieve the
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    PENANG SCOTS.
    86 6 This Year'a Programme. (From Our Own Correspondent). Pcnang, Aug 1.—At the anni al meeting of the Saint Andrew's Society, Mr J D Kemp, chairman, reported the cash in hand at $837, and $1,000 n 'n Straits loan. Mr Kemp was re-elected president, and Messrs Peter, Dunn, Sharp, Lonie,
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    PRESENTATION TO MR. VAN DER WOUDE.
    97 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug I. —In order to mark the jubilee of his service in the Netherlands Trading Society, Mr W Van der Woude, the manager, was to-day presented with an illuminated address in a siher caskit by the traders of Penang,
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    MALAYAN AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL.
    100 6 The contents of No 1 of Vol. 10 of the Malayan Agricultural Journal (issued by the Department of Agriculture, F M S and S;S.) has, inter alia, some very int.re-ting noies on the dwarf coconut in Malaya. The consols of the East" should soon be in very
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    45 6 Absolutely necessary repairs to the tune of $1,800 are being- undertaken at St Andrew's House. The work is in hand but friends are appealed to for their help to meet this liability. Help may be sent to Mr H Owen Fowler, the acting House Master.
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    OLD RESIDENT'S DEATH.
    191 6 «I. UKIISTKK a way. 6 the 1^ It with pbm h that the death took pfe morning after p, illness, of Mr W.;...,.* Meeh E, at the J *M The lat. If, Webster i of t*e Scottish member of Ae St and one of Singapore. He *m
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    RENT ASSESSMENT BOARD.
    266 6 Ejectments and IncrtM* A large bat of earn mm km} »4 by the Ri at Assess] ufi m sided Avei X terday aft i present were V! A V) S \?u Gavv Kh k X mi, K< H.-1 Elias ar.d H B dss rtl The princij ai
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    RASH DRIVING.
    72 6 A Chin, se i' i find *30 bj Mr D police cour: this morn:** mot r bus 3398 in a i manner in S .<-th lay, and dm Wan:.: San, vict.d of sb ttinf and fired $15- f d Said bin Kai tan W bus 1317 '88 in
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    28 6 Mr R Charter h** Mess Super:r.tender.t Club. On Monday w£ ht Raffles Hotel ductd before 0Ot^ k police cour! nf plif*! charge against 1 l common ganiindn wn.
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      49 6 AUGUST g 1922 OUR NEW BRANCH WILL OPEN AT 20, RAFFLES PLAGE, SINGAPORE. INSPECTION INVITED The Federal Rubber Stamp Co., BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS. Head Office: 168,170 172, HIGH STREET, KUALA LUMPUR. C 41. BISHOP STREET, PENANG. Branches: 35 STATI0 N ROAD, IPOH, PERAK. I, i 1 1 i 1 1
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    GREEK REQUEST REJECTED.
    122 7 H FREE PASSAGE GIVEN iO CONSIANTSNOPLL ADVANCE WILL BE OPPOSED. Reuter. tag l—-Th< Foneiajn Minister has pressed a note ComnuBsioners, hoping that all stops will be taken 1 of tii- neutrality of Constantinople, in view of the 1 m n u in ThTaee. hat there are thirty
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    ITALY'S TROUBLES.
    145 7 ftew Outieek. Reuter. e \i. A critical situation cn*t-d by the railing of e s -L f> which the Fascist! tx r.ern. .*pr.:n<r s r n mb■W -1 -p t.v: *:t H n ZItV-tM boa*» IfcWlcr. London, Ail': 1 -A geneaui strike ji Italy has n niered by
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    BLAKE'S FLIGHT.
    67 7 Coming to Malaya. Reuter. Urn, Aug I.—The aviator Major fcleha* t" Delhi. Thene? •t lifl fl> to A ahabad, Calcutta. Wmm, tat Malay States, China, hjm\ Kassraatka, Alaska and Vancouver, wh re he will pick up a fresh cal tht-r. Halifax, whence he m\ m by tying boat
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    IRISH WAR.
    68 7 I ail of Tipperary. Reuter. Aug 1. The Nationals at sod aptvred Tipperary after 1 l lght, sad have thus begun a itliag m.'»v..ment whfch will the Imgalars to take up *l mm la the south. Nationals were received with Mnwti n. which ia more mark d iy
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    OUR GOVERNOR.
    31 7 burning via Canada. Reuter T L— Sir L Guillema-i JEA-!' f r Sin a P ore v 'ia Canada Lfcdy f},;]] 'J.i.emaru will remain in ard until November 1.—Reuter.
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    BOTTOMLEY SACKED.
    38 7 ~The of Xr'af as afrmd t0 a motion bv r'/ D rhi, n "Spelling Horatio R ir m membership of therrvvious! >' trg- l(r ia solemnly pro- never guilty of r;a fraud, however irre- n<>dox his methods.—
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    A SUGGESTION.
    51 7 I 1- Mr Tcheosj W i -Yak I. 3 1 f Nation s dta the intematior,- t" Ltaaji rp ru: education, or. Bf j ,r connection with ili JJ Propoeed the eoaUarti into Kbtiona witfc "••rr.nission f rt n lof inte.b c •-X-. ;r r n ia meeting
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE GERMANS.
    23 7 Reuter. a r, a but ,i raii X with fVr *r... tout -n.lny of he r -°t be reRenter.
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    CHINESE PARLIAMENT.
    102 7 Meeting at Peking. Reuter. Shanghai. Aug L—After several years the Chinese Parliament ro-aa sembled to-day in Peking. Wu Qhing Lien, th chairman, addrersing the House of Representat s exhorted the m mbers to vote and ac: honestly and fearlessly. One f the mosc important tasks would be the
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    FOREIGN TRADE.
    75 7 Reuter. I London, Auk L—Replying to ques- tions in the House of Commons. Sir Phillip Lloyd Greame said that the value of manufactured goods import !ed into the United Kingdom during the six months ending June 30 totalled ***** millions sterling, of which eleven million were of German
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    THE GLOVE CONTROVERSY.
    73 7 Reuter. London, Aug 1.—In the House"of Commons, an amendment to onlHt fabric gloves and glove fabric from the order imposing a 33-113 per cent duty on certain articles from Germany was defeated by 277 votes to 113. Thirty Cotallition Liberals voted with the opposition. Sir William Edge.
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    ENVER PASHA FAILS.
    53 7 Reuter. Peshawar, Aug 1.—It is strongly rumoured that Enver Pashla's forces in Turkestan were severely defeated several times early in July. The anti-Soviet rising appears to have collapsed, except for spasmodic raiding based on the mountain region east of Bokhara. Enver is reported to be trying to
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    WAR DEBTS.
    57 7 Reuter. London, Aug I.—The Times has rtason to believe that Government has decided immediately to address the Allies and the Unitied States in a note drafted by Lord Balfour, explaining the official view that thi European war debts to Britain are practica ly an inseparable question from th*>
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    MORE AERIAL DEFENDERS.
    39 7 Reuter. London, Aug 1.—It is understood that the Comimittee of Imperial Defence yesterday decided on a considerable increase in the Air Force necessary for defensive purposeis. The reported increase will amount to ten to fifteen squadrons.—Reuter
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    INDIAN MILLS TO RESUME.
    31 7 Reuter. Calcutta, Aug L —The strikes at the jute mills are collapsing. The majority of the employees have resumed and the remainder are expected to return immediately.—R<>ut<;r.
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    SOVIET'S RECORD BUDGET.
    26 7 Reuter. Warsaw, Aug I.—A telegram from Moscow says that the forthcoming Soviet budget will show a deficit of over four hundred trillion roubles.—
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    MORE OF THE EGYPT.
    248 7 A DEFENCE OF THE LASCARS. Alleged Exaggerations. Reuter. London, Aug I.—At tha resumed Egypt enquiry, Sir Frank Notley, marine superintendent of the P and O Company, said there was no languagt test of officers, but they were encouraged to make themselves familiar with Hindustani. He agreed
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    RUBBER'S SORROWS.
    67 7 Hope Still Deferred. Reuter. London, Aug 1.—In the House of Commons, Mr Churchiil replying to Mr Glyn said the Colonial Office was its efforts to secure the co-operation of the Netherlands Govv rnrifen: in a scheme for improving the outlook of the rubber industry, otherwise the present financial
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    NEW COAL PHASE.
    26 7 Reuter. London, Aug 1. —The South Wales miners' council suggest that the International Miners' Committee take steps to prevent sending coal to America.—Reuter.
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    DUNGUN, LTD.
    184 7 Book Profit of $16,000. The directors' report to shareholders of Dungun, Ltd, to be presented at the eighth annual general meeting in the registered offices in Marketstreet, at noon on Aug 12, states: Your directors beg to submit their eighth annual report and statement of accounts as at
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    150 7 "John Buil" advocates that the making of the Ch'innel Tunnel be commenced so as to find employment for a million British unemployed. A communication has been read ia the Canadian House of Commons from the Japanese Consul explaining that, while no complaint bhd been received from foreigners against the regulation
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    CHEAPER MEAT SCHEME.
    1457 7 MILLION AND QUARTER DOLLAR INVESTMENT. CsL Pearson's Report. As acknowledged yesterday we have received* a copy of the report of Colonel Pearson, Engineer-in-Chief to the Singapore Municipality, on the suggested plans for abbattoirs and cold storage. Although the report deals with nothing more than the importation, slaughter
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    97 7 In commemoration of the eleventh anniversary of the Peng Hoe Kok Association, a picnic is being held at the Katong Hotel. Joo Chiat-road, near Mafeking House, on Saturday and Sunday the sth and 6th inst, and the members of the Association are cordially invited. It has been estimated by a
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      436 7 STERILISED MILK. PRICE REDUCED TO Large Size 9.35 per case or 20 cts. per tin. Small Size $10.40 c ts. NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO, (London) 144|147 Cecil Street, Singapore. SMOK E UNITED SEL VICES CIGARETTES MADE BY DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN. BRITISH MANUFACTURE N OTICE. EVE'tY GENUINE TIN BEARS THE
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1313 8  -  NOTES OF THE WEEK. BY Reuter. To-morrow we have "the big fight. That godown is likely to be packed with a keen crowd of sportsmen eager to discover whether "Battling Key or Carvalho is really better man. The former is reported in- great trim, and very confident,
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    THE TURF.
    135 8 NEWS OF LOCAL HORSES. We understand that Arch Marella and Fast Arrow have returned to» Java. s Drumfire has been sold to a Medan owner. Comborah after 18 months, has won a race at the Penang meeting and this reflects great credit on Turley who has only had
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    FOOTBALL.
    460 8 S. C C. II vs. UNITED BANKS. On the S C C ground yesterday theie was an interesting friendly gam between the secoi.d eleven of the S C C and the Vni ed Banks. The SCC won by two goals to nil, MARSHALL scoring both of them, one in
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    YACHTING.
    268 8 RACE FOR Dr BROOKE'S CUP. The conditions for the above race which will be started on August 6 are as follows:—(1) All yachts will start West about, (2) After the *tart all yachts will sail through Tanjong Pagar Straits; (3) All yachts will stop at Johore for the night;
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    391 8 COLONY vs. F.M.S. Reuter. The last place in the Colony cricket eleven to play against the F M S at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and Monday has been filled by the selection of G G James of Singapore. James has not been seen in local first-class cricket for a
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    264 8 BIG FIGHT" TO-MORROW. Booking continues very brisk, we are informed, for the "Battling Key" v. Carvalho fight to-morrow evening, when the first straight professional tournament in Singapore will take place. The parking of cars will be immediately in front of the godowns in Keppel-road, and will be well supervised.
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    39 8 THE NEW K. L. COURSE. At a meeting to decide the fate of the Gardens Golf Course, Kuala Lumpur, at which over thirty were present, Mr Jago was elected Secretary and the upkeep of the course was guaranteed.
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    630 8 S. C. C. AUTUMN TOURNAMENT. Entries are now open for the S C C Autumn Lawn Tennis Tournament. This is the handicap ';<o<urnanx>nV-~ singles, doubles and newcomers. Entries clo&& om Aug 25 and play begins on Sept. 11. MALAYAN DOUBLES. Entries for the Singapore tournament to decide upon
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    72 8 The Marlborough presents to-night two big Paramount features, L'Apache," in six reels, featuring Dorothy Dalton, in the second show, and "Told in the Hills," also in six reels, presenting Robert Warwick, in the first show. The former has a sensational story of Paris, with Dorothy Dalton giving a
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