Malaya Tribune, 11 August 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. VENJNG DAILY^j AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. -No. 186 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY. AUGUST 11. 1922.
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    PLANTING PROBLEMS.
    722 2 HOW RESTRICTION SHOULD BE FACED. District Labour Boards. The "Timec of Malaya" published the following correspondence received from the hon secretaries, Central Perak P. A:— Kuala Lumpur, July 28, 1922. To the Secretaries, Central Porak, P. A. Dear Sirs, —I am directed by my Standing Committee to ir.vite
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    JUST THE THING FOR THE CHILDREN.
    149 2 No Mother Who Has Once Tried Baby's Own Tablet* for Her Little Ones Ever Cares To Be Without Them Again. Children require special medicine of theiir own, made of such ingredients only, as cannot possibly do them harm, and put up in exactly the
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      417 2 gBSĔ I Prepared as din cted Mellin's Foo lis the i SHU perfect substitute for breast milk and contains nature's essential constituents Jf Sw for building sturdy limbs and solid flesh. (H| fl ill Equally good for nursing or expectant B=M=?S mothers as for babies. Mellm's Food j&y makes mothers
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      84 2 what larger area, than tio harveet latex only and retain more labour, but it is suggested that such estates, und:-r existing circumstances, would >be found to be a distinct! minority. It is submitted that a full complement can bci retained by estates at a loss altogether negligible when considered with
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      767 2 4RE YOU SUFFERING FROM TOOTHACHE? If so consult J. IKEDA, (Experienced Dentist) 41. HILL STREET, Opposite the Central Fire Station. Telephone 991. WHY SUFFER THE BURDEN TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA, JAPANESE DENTIST 74. BRAS BASAH ROAD, (Im front of French Church.) Telephone 1245.
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      695 2 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIEsT^ (Successors to Ching Keng Lee Co.) (Incorporated in Singapore.) Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Singapo K (Established 13 years.) Valuations made, Mortgages Arranged and Rents collected. LAND SALES every MONDAY, FURNITURE SALES every SATURDAY, and MISCELLANEOUS SALES every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. JOHORE SUPREME COURT SALE.
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    WU TING-FANG.
    829 3 STRAITS-CHINESE WHO BECAME FAMOUS. Born in Singapore. A somewhat remarkabl Chinese who has played many parts in his lifetime has been removed by the death of Wu Ting-fang, who was the first Chinese educated in Hongkong who had been raised to the rank of Minister abroad, and the
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      462 3 /URODONAL> I dissolves uric acid. The s'? n oi ,he temporal A man vounn hv takin? URODONAL, and you will thereby avoid Arterio Sclerosis 6 .yea hardens the walls of the blood vessels and renders them stiff and brittle." H Prof LA XCERF. A UK. late President of the Acade'mie
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      913 3 MARTIN'S KONG HING CHEONG COL Photographic Dealers. We specialise in Printing, Developing and Enlarging. Send us your film*. We will Print and Develop same. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Prices Moderate. Importers also of Mouldings Picture Frames, Plate GKss. Silvered Plate Glass, Window Glass, Etc., Etc. HEAD OFFICE: 102-104. North Bridge Road, Singapore.
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      293 3 l And above all I -BOVRIL I Add Bovril regularly to your grocery list. If "something hot" I is wanted in a hurry, in sudden f emergencies, whenever extra nourish- 1 mcnt is required, a cup of hot Bovril I gives just what you need in a moment. I fa
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      397 4 CINEMAS COME AND LAUGH—YOUR TROUBLES AWAY—IT'S LUCKY LAUGHING WEEK AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA From Thursday 10th to Sunday 13th August, 1922. In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. 7 Take all the comedies you ever saw, YIiAIJS extract and count every laugh, snicker and giggle. The total will HAD 5
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      302 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. From Wednesday, August 9, to Monday, August 14, 1922. TWO SPLENDID FEATURE PRODUCTIONS, CHOICE SUBJECTS. In the Second Show, commencing 9 p.m. AN EXQUISITE »OLOWYN FEATURE Presenting charming YIViaNT MARTIN in a mighty I de of love th tt welcomed a chance for sacrifice. THE SONG
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      508 4 CINEMAS 1 GAIETY-To^N^htTj HERE r~ r~~l is a mystery-action-love story that is a knockout- me of made into a picture that carries along breathli suspense right smack into the final fademt. tt was an extraordinarily popular story, 14 slipper T T. Neidig that appeared a few months ago in the
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    194 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin.—79.50; 150 tons soid. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—Business done. Sago Flour.—Business done. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—Weak—No business Other Pre ducts.—Market Quiet. Latest Local Mark-t Quotations. Gambier Java Cube Hamburg Cube 13 Press Cube g,. White Pepper 2 2 V 6 Johore Black Pepper 2 Mixed Black Pepper 13%
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    EXCHANGE.
    103 5 Singapore, August 11. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-16d Demand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 176% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 11% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 67 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    79 5 C. of C. Rubber Association Singapore, August 11. i'ale Crep* Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Lo don, Spot 7%d. 'i •»hed Sir.rJrud .StiS:» (Hn»rnp F rce Buyers Sellers Spot 24 Vi 2-1% SepttHT.l* r S5 2."t V* Oct to Dw: 26% 2VA Latest London tables quote.—London, Spot 7^d.
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    A VETERAN CAPTAIN.
    148 5 Master of New Vessel. There is in port to-day one of the oldest seafaring men of the East at the present time as far as service is com-erned. It is Captain McGregor, of the Glenbeg. The Glenbcg is one of the newest additions to the Glen Line
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    248 5 ARRIVALS. Poh Ann, British, 479 tons, Capt Harvey, from Palembang Aug l i f or Palembang Aug 12 genera] cargo consignees S S S. Ran Fo Soon, Dutch, 242 tons, Capt Winters, from Pontianak Aug 10 for Pont anak Aug 14, general cargo, con ;.nees Thong Ek. Hong
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    PASSENGER'S ARRIVED.
    293 5 The following passengers arrived y< rt rday by tho s.s. Klang from Penang :—Major, C W f Parr, Mr C I) Westwood, Mr B Markham, Mrs A Cavendish and child, Mr F G Taylor, Mr F W Jack, Mr P Waugh, Mr W B 0 Sullivan, Mr D
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    229 5 Singapore, August 11. Silver 34%. Hongkong 11% per cent premium, tare market. —Dull. Rubbers. —Allenbys (New) 52% to 57% cents, Punggors 30 to 35 cents, Bukit Sembawangs Is to Is 4d and Singapore Uniteds 4d to 9d, Mentakabs 12 cents, Malaka Pindas 72V- to 77% cents,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1326 5 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Aug 11. RUBBER, STERLING SHABBWfaB Q***tW 2 Allagar 2 .Anglo-Java 1 0 Anslr-Maiay 5 0 Ayer Kuning 1 U Batu Caves 1 0 Batu Tiga 2
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      380 5 pEN AND WHERE. \I'UlUS 1)1.MtV. 1 1,4 iJL.LUV2n.iu. s h I "I"" 14, r- ,r rr-hip Double® k* g i .or. i r m'fi-itgr 5.15, v I r c f! I v t U*. 12. m., U» p.m. -i M't ti' IVmuuj Xf J <~m> 12 i c tr LunJta
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    THE ATTACK ON THE INCOME TAX.
    776 6 The resolutions for the public meeting on the last day of this month have been slightly revised since they were first published, but in efTect they remain the same. The first demands that the Income Tax be abolished, the second that no other taxation
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    748 6 According to the London "Metal World" Germany has started buying fair quantities of tin. The annual general meeting of the Singapore Recreation Club will be held at the pavilion to-day at s<*U p.m. H E the High Commissioner and Mrs James gave an "At Home at Government House, Kuala Lumpur,
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    OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE'S CLAIM.
    296 6 Municipal Contract. There was an. interesting case in the Supreme Court yesterday, when it was alleged by Mr C Everitt that Kochu Pillay, a Tamil contractor, had entered into a contract with the Municipality in the name of Ravana Mohamed with a view to defrauding his creditors
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    INCOME TAX.
    100 6 The S.S.A. Memorandum. We have received a copy of the memorandum on the finances of the Stiaits Settlements, to be presented at the forthcoming public meeting, promoted by the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, on (the subject of the Income Tax. The memorandum has been prepared by Messrs Roland
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    NEWS FROM CHINA.
    66 6 The Lat Pau Press kindly send us the following, received from their cori\ spondent: Shanghai, Aug 9, 1.50 p.m.—Yipku, under the command of Cheng Kung Mm, is fortifying Saykong. The Peking House of Representatives has returned President Li Yuan Hun's resignation. Dr Wellington Koo has accepted the
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    237 6 The Stock Exchange Untitled resolved that the rupee at on.- shilling and fourpence be the rate of exchange for the settlement of bargains and securities expressed in Indian currency where r. t. Otf exchange is fixed. The meeting of the United Grand Lodge of England, at which the l\-inee of
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    THE PASSING SHOW.
    577 6 BY "QUE* To-morrow is the Vk)*b& the Settlement of < Penang's first grievance wan 2 1787, it may be Jj! biggest one was in 1819 th f tion of the Settlement of SaJ? 1 What chivalrous folk they Kuala Lumpur. One reads in' at? of a concert
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      103 6 EFFZETT (Made in Germany) OUTBOARD MOTORS and WATEftPUMPS (Water-tight Magneto-driven.) The best in the Market. OUTBOARD MOTORS Stock kept 2 4 H.P. unTARPHMPS Stock kept complete with suction and deh f v^ ry rt ,14 to liters per minute according Idia neter of h.so used, apictty nto o Spare F
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    FRANCE UNPERTURBED.
    151 7 fiffum TO ASSiM FREEDOM OF ACTION. SOME GERMAN COMMENTS. Reuter. Aug 10.—A special Cabitiet meeting summoned to deal with hfer-AHied Conference has telegraphed to London unanimously ring M i,1L are s pol^y-—Reuter-ar'pr p! r i! Aug 10.—The newspapers have received reports of the raptort at the London Conference
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    U. S. COAL SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
    211 7 Soviet Influence Denied. Reuter. Cleveland, Aug 9. —Tie Union leadgi tare virtually decided to conclude l itidoccnt ol the bituminous coal r. optratora from Ohio, .;.r::a, Indiana and Illinois. fgnj other operators are also fgaiv 11 negotiate on the basis of «apeenent reached here.—Router.
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    ITALIAN CABINET.
    68 7 Reuter. the Chamber Sig-sa-J that the new Cabinet T*T* 2nd policy «Predecessor. "to must be b-lanced by a ■™t r.duct.vn cf expenditure. was determined t o stop 'ofmlence. The state a'one r -?ht to intervene. niphasisd t he necessity of, I in Europe.; WW of reparations and J
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    THE FIRST STEP.
    43 7 Reuter. a ;i!f J°'T° n the completion I*2?' l n t0 Lhassa the; t T urai me luJ gr-t--tmperor and the o r; n r v hankin the I \m*tfttl h °P in the line I ejßrt friendctdr countr,vs repaed.-
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    THE LISBON STRIKES.
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    MURDERERS' END.
    14 7 Reuter. H?^ei*r^!? and O'Sul- S( f F:eld Marshal >J be en e*e-
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    SCRAP IN PERSIA.
    13 7 Reuter. J d **chme n{ of V**ss for:ed to >CU!er
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    113 7 A Big Affair. Reuter. London, Aug 10.—As an illustration of the prospects of the British Bmpir Exhibition in 1924, being the greatest xh l ion ever held, i t is pointed out up to now Australia is spending 2250,003; India, £187,000; South Alfrica has provided in this estimate,
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    NAVAL MISHAP.
    56 7 Reuter. London. Aug 10.—The Admiralty announces that it is feared four liv\i have been lost in the H M S Raleigh wreck, reported from St John's.— Renter. St John's, Aug 10.—The entire crew of H M S Raleigh has been landed on an uninhabited part of 'he coast,
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    NORTHCLIFFE'S ILLNESS.
    16 7 Reuter. London, Aug 10.—Lord Northcliffe's condition remains very grave, but is no worse to-day.—Reutcr.
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    UP-TO-DATE PENANG.
    229 7 Railless Tramcars: Current from Big Prai Station. i (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Aug 10.—Mr Williams, the Municipal electrical and tramways engineer, in his rtport for 1921, says negotiations have practically been completed for the construction by th* j Penang Municipality of a large power-station on the new
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    SWISS ON MURDER CHARGE.
    46 7 Verdict at Pahang Assizes. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug 11.—At the Pahang Assizes, Ernest Henry Muller, a Swiss employee of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co, was charged with the attempted murder of a Chitn<se, and was acquitted and discharged.
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    S.V.C. LECTURE.
    38 7 The lecture for officers and N C O's on Monday, August 14, will be on map-roading and sketching, by Captain M E Morgan, M C, R E. Plain clothes may be worn. Other rank.- may attend.
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    NATIONAL COUP.
    105 7 MAIN BODY OF REBELS HEMMED IN. Fighting in Progress. Reuter. London, Aug 10.—I t is understood that forces of the Nationals have affected almost simultaneous landings at Cork, Youghal and Bantry in face of Irregular opposition, constituting one of the most daring coups of the campaign. -Four ships,
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    SUCCESSFUL CAPTURE OF A THIEF.
    439 7 St. Michaels-Road Marauder Fails This Time. In the early hours of this morning; between 3.30 and 4 o'clock, the resi-ch.-.ts of St Michael's, Serangoon, \\\re roused by the commotion created by the successful capture of one of the thieves who nighlly visited the houses in
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    CHINESE TOPICS.
    172 7 "Malaya Tribune's" Special Column. From time to time we receive special requcvtl to discuss topics of special interest tto the Chinese community, commercially and socially. Our "Far East" feature, published frequently or.i an inside pago, has brought many expressions of appreciation from Asiatic readers, but there is a
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 7 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by. correspondents.)
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    CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
    789 7 From "SURPRISED": lam very glad that you have at last touched on this subject. Various forms of cruelty to animals are so common in this city that it is not only a sui prise to visitors and to the educated class of the populace, but to tbose
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    IN DEFENCE OP THE DOMESTICS.
    613 7 From "W KEE": Referring to the letter written in your valuable paper on the Bth inst by "IN EARNEST," regarding Retrenchment in the household, I, as a poor man who suffers so much on account of the reduct on of my salary which is inadequate
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    MOSQUITOES IN MALACCA.
    40 7 Fmm "RATEPAYER": Thw art? muHitudus of mosquitoes now infecting the vicinity of HemtHcsttyet, Malacca, which annoy u'he residents. Where are these mo»4fjurtf>rs continir from"? Cannot the Municipal authorities find nut. where tluy come front? Molucca, Aufir 10,
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    131 7 Mr R T or "Tom" Untitled whose death was announced from P nang Lst week, origiraily came to Singapore about twenty-five years ago in the cmplojl-v.eut of Paterson, S:«UO7M and Co., and wai here some y ar? b.forc going to Penrmg tt> man igc th.- branch ther?. Afterwards he started
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      358 7 'PUDLO* BRAND CEMENT WATER-PROOFER. The use of Pudlo Brand Cement Water-proofing Powder at the Service Reservoir, Mutwal, Colombo, resulted in the saving of 200 000 gallons of water daily, 'it was adopted n Itl i U S and com P*»*isons with otherVater-proofing k nds of with cement needl no be7iS
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    497 8 FOOTBALL. R G A BEAT SELETAR. Singapore Cup, First Round. By "Reynard.** The R G A qualify for the second round of the Singapore Cup as a result of their game with Sektar United on the SRC ground yesterday. The R G A won by two goals
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    CRICKET.
    142 8 YMCA vs. ST J O B A. The following will represent the YMCA vs. St Joseph's Old Boys at cricket to-morrow on the latter'® gr H UI G Stack (capt), J V Moss, G J Dawson, N Ramachandra, W Baugh, D J Ponnuthurai, P E Thompson, G J Luke,
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    CYCLING.
    31 8 AUSTRALIAN WINS GRAND PRIX. Robert Spears, the cvcilst. won the Grand Prix de Paris Cycling Championship for the thrrd year in succession on the Municipal track at Vincennes last month.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    354 8 CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES TIES TO-DAY. Ties will be played this evening to assist the committee who are to select rair-to represent Singapore ma Malayan open doubles tournament of a quite unofficial character the foal k*es of which will be decided in Kufla Lumpur at the same time as the
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    BILLIARDS.
    74 8 CATHOLIC CLUB CONTEST. A very interesting match is to take place to-night, Friday, at the Singapore Catholic Club, at 8 pjn., when E H Valberg will meet W J Lmgard in the semi-finals of the championship tournament. A good game is expected, as Mr Lingard is in fine form,
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    RUGBY.
    245 8 NORTH JOHORE CLUB. A well-attended meeting of the recently formed North Johore Rugby Football Club was held in the Batu Anam Club on Wednesday, Aug 2. The Chairman, Mr B J R Barton, stated that at the initial meeting, Mr P V Norman had been elected Captain and Hon
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    ATHLETICS.
    845 8 inter-school finals. 1 Bright wrath r prevailed yesterday ifttrnoon, and the Inter School-Athle-lie -ports final were held on the 5 C C ground which was nicely laid ,«ut for the different events. The jompetilion, both indrvidual. and be-twev-n the schools, was very keen, particularly betw-n Raffles and the Anglo
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    BOXING.
    38 8 THE PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENT. Twenty-five have been re ceived by tile Stadium Syndicate for the professional tuu^ ua men., at the various wwfcbts, which ore organisinKIt i* proposed 10 begin the tourna ment on Thursday, the 21th in*t
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    GOLF.
    22 8 SCOTTISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP- In the Scottish At* at. UT «Sol* ChamntmsMp p v wick) beat E Blacfcvrell tlr«t*»tk) at the nineteenth.
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    THE TURF.
    69 8 BILLETT IN RANGOON. R Bilktt, the jockey, h»s gone to Rangoon, where he has teen retained by a well-known owner for s?yen months at a handsome recammg fee. "DOPING" IN WEST INDIES. The Governm-cnt of Jamaica, m response to popular demand the passed legislation penalising the doping of
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    ST. FRANCIS' ASSOCIATION ITEMS.
    216 8 Our Malacca correspondent writes The St Francis' Association have vacated their preac-nt premises at Banda Hilir and removed to more desirable quarters at No. 29 Koon Cheng-road. The newly acquired clubhouse is situated in the closest proximity to the alma matr, and it will only occasion
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    241 8 The PaJacegay cinema, ir. its change of programme, has new episodes of "Miracles of the Jungle" and of the "Adventures of Tarzan", as well as a two-part Big V comedy, in the first shew; with "Roaring Lions and Wedding Bells" and new episodes of the "$1,000,000 Reward" serial,
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    PUNGGOR RUBBER.
    526 8 PROCEEDINGS AT THE ANNUAL MEETING. The twelfth annual ordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd, was bld at the companyVl office, 137, Heeren-street, Malacca, on Monday, July 31, last, at noon, Mr Tan Soo Hock presiding. The usual preliminaries having been gone through, the
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    LOCAL PROPERTY SALE.
    129 8 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co at their saleroom, 30 Chulia-street, on Wednesday afternoon: Freehold land at Bukit Passoh-road, area 1,903 square feet, bought by Mr Kwok Ah Thye for $2,150. Freehold land and house 1889 off Joo
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    35 8 The Plantation Rubber Manufacturing Company is shortly placing on lh e London market bowler and other hats -~ade from pure rubber, and also cloth vdour effects for mens wear and new creations in feminine wear.
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      631 8 F« A.« POPULAR FOOTBALL MATCH. s 1 SINGAPORE vs. "DIEHARDS I I The representative Singapore eleven will meet the 2nd Bait Middlesex Regt. (as yet undefeated by any Singapore team.) j ON THE S. C. C. GROUND j On Wednesday, August 16th, 1922. j j ADMISSION :-Reserved seats, in S.
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      304 9 THE MECHANICAL GUARANTEE. You may have r. Iked or heard comment on the paiaatakirjg care with which our optometrists make examinations of every case on which their judgment is demanded. 'j hey- prcbo each case to the limit, knowing that no matter how complicated the remedy needed may be, it
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      271 9 DRINK ASAHI BEER SOLE AGENTS: MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA BATTERY-ROAD, SINGAPORE. SACRED FLOWERS LOTION. Nature's own remedy for ailments of tha eyes. Guaranteed perfectly free from anything that may injure the eyes. 50 and 80 cts. per bottle. The Amoy Pharmacy, Sole Agent, 8, Upper Cross Street. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE is
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      730 9 NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. TENDERS will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office until noon on -August 25th, 1922, for the following services for the Government Monopolies Department for the year 1923:— (1) Supply of best Amoy or Hongkong pots each capable of eaaily containing three chees of chandu. The pots
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    252 10 Peps Protect Against Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Every year the rains bring: along with them the usual crop of bad colds, night coughs, tender throats, sore chests, and bronchitis. Those dreaded lung troubles, pleurisy and pneumonia begin to collect their heavy toll of victims. With a bottle of
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    RESTRICTION.
    359 10 MORE PARTICULARS OF DUTCH PROCEDURE. Amsterdam, June 28.—"Handelsblad" to-day publishes fuither parti- culars of yesterday's meeting of 'the International Association for rubber cultivation. The British, members, the paper states, strongly advocated Governmental interference. The President declared that it depended on the decision of the meeting on the subject of
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    43 10 18th List of Subscriptions. Amount previously acknowledged $14,045.43 "In Memory of Tommie Hose-A Cocos Offerings" 100.00 Singapore Sporting Club 2,500.00 Rev G H Douglas 20.00 Miss Waugh 500 "Anonymous" 10 0 0 D 5.00 $16,685.43 W. H. MACGREGOR, Hon. Treasurer.
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    225 10 M A Gruvel. Professor at the Paris Museum of Natural History, advocates the commercial exploitation of sharks from a practical business point of view. He states that there are ten species of shark, from six to fifteen feet long, which abound in numbers from Indo-China to
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      572 12 NOTICE GOVERNMENT NOTICE. The Government is prepared to consider applications to rent certain temporary dwelling houses which are to be > erected at Outram Road, Rangoon Road I and Balestierßoad. Applications should be addressed to the Collector of Land Revenue from whom further information may be obtained. NOTICE. EASTERN SMELTING
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