Malaya Tribune, 12 August 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX.- -So. 187 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY. AUGUST 12, 1922.
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      209 1 t: l ni!iiiiia»°^^ D^u u I THE 1 j MALAYA JKIBUNE j S «??KG GAZETTE, f .fa Poplar Newspaper of I gjpgiu Settlements. rublished Daily. J j ft Keports of Local I I Events. I i s =3 FB II and Latest Telegrams. I 5 Sports Notes by Expert 3
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      360 1 DON'T SPEND TOO MUCH WHY? Because you can get all your Requirements lat MODERATE RATES and in STANDARD QUALITIES. Boxing Gloves $16.00 per .set The Rose Tennis Racket 20.00 The Emperor 14.00 The Special Rose Racket 22.50 The Special Emperor Racket 16.00 Tennis Posts 30.00 per pair Nets tarred 18.00
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      456 1 THE I I MALAYA TRIBUNE j I AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept I Te No. 171, Managerial Dept 1 Z SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. I i I Per annum $15.00 Half-yearly 7.50 Per quarter 8.75 Postage extra 50 eta. per month. •'-«-"•"■"■imiii™niifuii
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    HIS GIRL SECRETARY.
    690 2 MERCHANT DENIES GIVING COSTLY PRESENTS. Passage to Singapore. Extraordinary allegations were framed in searching questions which were asked at Marylebone of a retired merchant, who accused his girl secretary of theft. The young woman. Florence Eva Rimmer, 18, described as a clerk, of Liverpool, and Bob Malykort,
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      298 2 AJM.A. AMA Hick, Hargreaves Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) DIESEL OIL ENGINES. UNIFLOW STEAM ENGINES. CONDENSERS (WITH HICK-BREGUET EJECTAIR.) Sole Agent :a P. A. PARIS, 54/56, THE ARCADE, SINGAPORE. AMA. AMA. "Almost anything can be accomplished by a resolute act of the will"— Professor James. "I must —I will—get back
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      647 2 HOW DO YOU WAKE these mornings? Fit and fresh, or dull, depressed, ill-tempered? If the latter probably your liver is to blame in which case try Pinkettes gently stimulate thej liver, dispel constipation, promote, daily regularity, cure biliousness, sick] headaches, coated tongue, ill-smelling breath. Of chemists everywhere, or at 60
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      206 2 IYo\3L Save Money I\ IB Sad"i°e. Variable Gear. Oil Jl Bath, Coaster Hub anil all jK \l\ richly enamejied and Une^j v V RS- Pac j ke< Free l'^J I o r >lir neares- pert. ffs. XiV JjH I Sa,e an<l 1 ro,r: P delivery /.Vm I guaranteed. Money refun-
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      755 2 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. (Successors to Ching Keng Lee Co.) (Incorporated in Singapore.) Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Singap 0r (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
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    A GREAT MAN.
    1605 3 YAP AH LOI (CAPITAN CHINA.) Build, r of Kuala Lumpur. The folk-wing is a translation of ''Yap Loi Chut Shin Yin Ngi," a life of the late* Yap Ah Loi written by a Kuala Lumpur man. The translation may be of interest as giving, from a Chinese
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      840 3 rnN GHlNGCH E 0NG&CO: S t »nd Develop same. jSiCW* GUARANTEED. S prices Moderate. ,1*0 of Mouldings. gS Frames, Plate Glass, ffiflau- Glass, Window £tc HEAD OFFICE: **4 North Bridge Road, Singapore. BRANCH: Kft Penang at, As Culicnra I ffis SklH Soft j c ad Clear v.w. ffc-' sHa requires
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      531 3 ALKIA SALTRATES j NO OTHER j tv-e VtrtC /r 1 Unrivalled as a specific for LIVEP, KiON.'lV, STOMACH, BLOOD] j /Qjk ffiP""i IMTCSTHMAL DISORDERS E j Ala* for Rheumatism, Gout, Sk a j I Oversea, O.tarrha! Affectiona, etc. i V_ ,> f• j /S. FSOLLTiILY pure, safe, sure and al«vays
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      401 4 CINEMAS COME AND LAUGH-YOUR TROUBLES AWAY IT'S LUCKY LAUGHING WEEK AT THE EMPIRE GINEJHIA From Thursday 10th to Sunday 13th August, 1922. In the Second Show at 9.30 pjn. Take all the comedies you ever saw, 7" YFARS extract and count every laugh, snicker and giggle. The total will RAD
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      300 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 OOLDWYN FEATURE Presenting charming VIVIAN MARTIN in a mighty tale of love that welcomed a chance for sacrifice. THE SONG OF THE
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      600 4 CINEMAS GAIETY-To-Nighfij M is a mystery-action-love story that is a knockout-one of t| B I made into a picture that carries you along breatl, I I suspense right smack into the final fadeout. It was w 1 an extraordinarily popular story, >Upper Tongue" by w mm 1 T. Neiuig that
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    127 5 YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin.—79.50; 150 tons sold. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—Business done. Sago Flour.—Business done. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—Weak.—No business. Other Products.—Market Quiet. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier gy Java Cube 24 Hamburg Cube 23 Press Cube 91^ White Pepper 22 V2 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 13% SundrLd Copra
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    PRICES OF OIL.
    62 5 Standard Oil Company's current prices. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant $7.15 per two tins. Sylvan Arrow $6.75 per two tins. Tiger $6.75 per two tins. Tiger in drums $5.95 por two drums. Asiatic Petroleum Company's current prices. Fish $6.90 pe* unit Dragon $6.90 Crown (in tins) $6.75 f Crown
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Singapore, Aug 12. 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 HVfe p.c. pm. On Shanghai— B .nk demand draft 67% On Jay Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    57 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug 12. Pale Crept Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Los don, Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers Spot 24 M: 25 September 25 25% Oct to Dec 26% 27 Jan to March 28% 29 Latest London Cables quote.—Lon don, Spot
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    23 5 Singapore, Aug 12. To-day's closing rubber quotation, are as under* New York.—l4l4 cts. London.—7 Singapore.—24% cts. Tone of Market—Quiet.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    116 5 London, Aug 8, 1922. Sago flour is quoted at I*43. Tin is quoted at £161.15.0 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 23j6 for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 26|- in London; cube gambier at 36j6. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 12.78 Egyptian
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    326 5 ARRIVALS. R S Baroe, Dutch, 68 tons, Capt Mahmood, from Lingga Aug 11, for Rhio Aug 13, general cargo, consignees, Seng Bee. Clan Menzies, British, 1,693 tons, Capt A W P Gibe, from Durham Aug 11, destination uncertain, coal, consignees Latham and Co. Nin, British, 367 tons, Capt
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    89 5 The following passengers arrived this morning by s.s. Kinta from Penang:— Mr R Braddell, Mr M Burrows, Mr H Fearon, Mr E N Mallingan, Mr Hargreaves, Mr McKilligan, Mr Cheng Hoe, and Mr Swan. The following passengers arrived this morning by s.s. Gorgon from Fremantle: —Mr A If
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    58 5 Information has been received from the Harbour Master, Selangor, that there is an obstruct'on on the bottom bearing from the Signal Station, "F S 218 degrees (true) distant 1100 feet, and vessels should not anchor in this position which is at present marked by a green buoy. Further notice will
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    145 5 Singapore, Aug 10. Catalogued 2,071,977 lbs, 924.98 tons. Offered 1,535,644 lbs, 685.55 tons. Sold lbs, 474.98 tons. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore Standard Quality 24% (4 lots only). Good Average Quality 24% to 24%. Off Quality 21 to 24. Crepe Singapore Standard
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1248 5 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Aug 12. Ru^.^s^i^^hlSe^ it. I m 2 Allagar I 2 A.glo-Java 0 1 0 Anglo-Malay o 15 o 1 0 Ayer Kuaing x 6 1 0
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      428 5 „10 AND WHERE. A S INGAP°KE DIARY. To-day, Auk 12. rdeS .-0.42 a-m., 1.19 p.m. H- r Settlement of Penan^ '19 g4 Market-st, iiK Singapore League: Lanka l !l p in v. P S and Law, S C C jrrjund; Services v. S R C, S R C ground. p.ij
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    RETRENCHMENT IN THE HOME.
    710 6 There is just a danger that the Government might retort to the retrenchment campaigner: "Physician, heal thyself!" Certainly it is not only in Governmental administration that a policy of economy offeis possibilities. Dire necessity has dictated careful scrutiny of expenditure both in the office and the
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    676 6 Mr Julian Frankel has been granted an auctioneer's licence. Mr A Jackson is to act Mr P L Williams as a number of the Singapore Harbour Board. The local schools closed yesterday for the midsummer holidays, and will be reopened on Monday, Sept 11. Bishop Perrichon is at present in
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    259 6 Man Who Lived On $20,000 A Year. The Bankruptcy Court presided over by the Act m£ Chief Justice, had a large number of cases (to deal with yesterday. Kweck Kee Jeng, proprietor of Chop Num Seng, provision and sundry goods store, 54 Circular-road, and Chop Chin Watt, rice
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSN.
    105 6 Mr. F. Y. Blair Proposed as a Municipal Commissioner. The result of the ballot held by the Straits Sertlements (Singapore) Association for the purpose of nominating a gentleman in place of Mr E A Brown, resigned, for appointment as a Municipal Comimlssioner by H E the
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    LOCAL CHINESE WEDDING.
    225 6 An interesting wedding took place at Lorong 19, Gaylang-road, Singapore, on the 4th instant, the contracting parties being Mr Wee Thiam Lock of Messrs. The East Asiatic Co. Lid., Singapore, and the elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Chua Guan Chwee of Cairn Hill-road, Singapore. A large
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    NEWS FROM CHINA.
    48 6 The Lat Pau Press kindly send us the following, received from their correspondent: Shanghai, Aug 10, 4.15 p.m.— Sun Vat Sen left Canton aboard a British warship on Wednesday afternoon. The quorum of the Peking Senate is deficient. Tsao Kun is continuing his presidential campaign.
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    AMERICAN GUNBOAT ARRIVES.
    45 6 The U S gunboat Sacramento arrived in the harbour early .this morning, and exchanged salutes with Fort Canning. This is an advance guard of an American squadron due here from the West shortly, and which will stay in port for several days.
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    ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
    371 6 ARRANGEMENTS F 0 R New Form of The annua! ceaera St Andrew's Societ, 2**«j h d e,d s*• day afurnoon, th Hor Chancellor presiding, ft, which was nut v m S Hey G H *j Blair, A W Still, Job Graham Hutchison Da James hon surer. b
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    DEVASTATED SWATOW.
    102 6 An Appeal for Worl T B C writes: I obliged and thankful iff lv allow me a little U** M valuable columns to make*"* on behalf of the are suffering terrible privations owing t the lwrought on the for miles inland by the j tidal wave, th. detaib
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    S.V.C. ELECTRIC LIGHT SENDER
    34 6 The Electric M (v) will P rad a lon day. Jj tendantV Pier a: 5.15 p.m., for dr launch will t»» Men living at Fu» the section at Ordna»« p.m.
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    BARLOW AND CO.'s
    24 6 Sinf**"*' There has been **£M off in th, the during I Closing Q Ul,tatl lo noT No 2 fH" No 3
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      239 6 I FRESH STOCKS i JUST RECEIVED j REVISED PRICES. j i "SELTONA" jj THE POPULAR SELF-TONING PAPER. j Needs Fixing Only I IN AN ASSORTMENT OF SIZES AND SURFACES I "PAGET" I SELF-TONING PAPER CONTAINING GOLD C in Glossy, Matt and Cream Crayon Surfaces. Ir v Robinson Co., Ltd., I
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      106 6 EFFZETT (Made in Germany) OUTBOARD MOTORS and WATERPUMPS (Water-tight Magneto-driven.) The best in the Market. OUTBOARD MOTORS Stock kept 2 4 H.P. MOTORPUMPS Stock kept complete with sacton and delivery hose a pacity 14 to 63 liters por minute according to diameter of hose used. Spare parts to above kept
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    WHY HAVE INCOME TAX ?
    726 7 WHY HAVE INCOME TAX m REVENUES FROM OTHER SOURCES ARE AMPLE. OPPORTUNITIES FOR RETRENCHMENT. r -a the Memorandum The following -s ne Finances of the Stra.ts Settle- which ha J been is.ued ft Straits Settlements <Sin«aV'.lsscdatvon in connection wth '"««tint on Aoeu»t 31, to protest t h e income Tax.
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    ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR 1922.
    259 7 The following are the main headings of Expenditure and Revenue estimated for 1922:— Expenditure. Personal Emoluments $11.001,496 j Annually Recurrent Charges 6,877,712 Defence Contribution 5,551,314 j Special Expenditure 2,202,664 $25,633,186 Public Works Extraordinary 3,200,907 Grand Total $28,834,093 Revenue. Income Tax $2,675,000 Liquors 3,414,800 Opium 14,077.700
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    DEFENCE CONTRIBUTION.
    70 7 The Defence Contribution paid in respect of each year is 20 per cent of the Revenue, of the Colony (less certain deductions allowed by Law) or the exact cost of the Garrison whichever is the tess. Mr Pountney estimates that the Defence Contribution will in future come to
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    INCOME TAX ESTIMATES FOR 1922, COMPARED WITH SOME OF THE ABOVE FIGURES.
    39 7 The Income Tax for 1922 is estimated to produce $2,675,000. Saving on estimated Defence Contribution $1,801,000 Increase in 1922 of Personal Emoluments over 1920 figures 1,608,207 $3,409,207
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    ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE COLONY.
    405 7 at December 31, 1921. Total Assets: Advance to F M S Govt. $36,288,847 Municipalities; 8,811,155 Harbour Boards 3,855,600 Sundries 1,420,000 $50,375,602 Investment's etc. 21,803,116 Cash 17,051,975 Total $89,230,693 Total Liabilities: Deposits and Sundry Liabilities $20,023,525 S.S. 7 per cent Loan re-lent to F M
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    ALLIES DISAGREEING.
    206 7 BREAKDOWN OF CONFERENCE PROBABLE. Prance Begins to Act. Reuter. London, Aug 10.—This .afternoon's meeting of the Cabinet was attended by practically all Ministers, and unanimously dccided on the policy c;f the four Ministers constituting the British delegation, and will likewise support them regarding the report of the committee
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    WASHINGTON TREATY RATIFICATION.
    48 7 Reuter. London, Aug 10.—The British Empire's ratification of the Washington treaties has been completed. It has been ratified byithe Dominions Parliaments and signed by His Majesty and an endorsed copy is being sent jbo Washington, where it will be exchanged for a United Statts ratification.—Reuter.
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    THE RALEIGH WRECK.
    34 7 Reuter. Halifax, Aug 10.—An official account states that six members of the crew of H M S Rabigh perished when the engine-rooms Were flooded. Other messages indicate that eleven are missing.—Reuter.
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    EMPEROR'S MESSAGE.
    32 7 Reuter. Marseilles, Aug 11.—Before leaving for home the Emperor of An nam telegraphed to President Millerand, thanking him for his reception in France and assuring him of his unwavering allegiance.—Reuier.
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    NOTHING DOING.
    30 7 Reuter. Londonv Aug 10.—A Berlin wire says the international congress of miners at Frankfort rejected a proposal to intervene in the American coal-miners' strike by limiting shipments,—Rt uter.
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    WAR CLAIMS.
    28 7 Washington, Aug 11.—Negotiations have been successfully concluded between Germany and the United States with a view to the establishment of a commission to decide war claims.—
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    PRINTERS GO BACK.
    27 7 Reuter. London, Aug 10.—The numbers of the Typographical Association in over fifty towns have resumed work on the terms of the industrial court's award.
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    RHINE STRIKE OVER.
    19 7 Reuter. Amsterdam, Aug 10.—The Rhine shipping strike ha> ended, the employers agreeing not to reduce wages.
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    IRISH FIGHTING.
    140 7 CORK TO BE ANOTHER DUBLIN. Situation Obscure. Reuter. London, Aug 10.—The Irregulars are apparently preparing to evacuate their important a'tronghold in Cork, and the Government House and other buildings are in flames, according to passengers who have arrived ait Liverpool. The Republicans are employing machine-gun and rifle fire
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    CHINESE STUDENTS.
    221 7 How Britain Can Help. London, Aug 11.—In a letter Oo the "Times," Robert Lim, who signs himself "acting chapman of the central union of Chinese students in Grea£ Britain and Ireland," replying to the letter of Mr J O P Bland, suggests that the grant for educating Chinese
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    MEXICAN PROPERTY RIGHTS.
    59 7 Reuter. Washington, Aug 11.—The State Department has issued a statement opining (hat the recent oil-land decisions of the Mexican supreme court do not effectively protect the rights of American landowners, and adding that they apparently establish a precedent in protecting improved oillands from confiscations biTt do not
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    SEIZURE OF BRITISH VESSEL.
    43 7 Reuter. London, Aug 10.—The steamship George, flying the British flag, baa been seized at Batoutm, apparently on the initiative of the Russian Consul. Steps are being taken to secure the freedom of the crew anl release cf the vessel.—Reuttr.
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    BETTER TEA.
    58 7 Reuter. London, Aug 11.—Th;> diminishing mark?t for cheap tea has caused it-he Indian Tea Association to instruct its managers in India and Ceylon to refrain from coarse plucking for the present year's crop, aiminig at quality not quantity. Incidentally this method is in accord with the poMcy of
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    AFTERMATH OF WAR.
    30 7 Reuter. London, Aug IL—A w gon-load of live shells dug up near Maubeuge exploded. Five mrr. ar? missing. Mingled remains were found, but identification is impossible.- -Reuter.
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    QUITO CREW SAFE.
    21 7 Reuter. London, Aug 10.—The whole crew of the steamer Quito has besn picked up and landed at Bremerhaven.
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      433 7 fSßjk "The Gandy Belt" 'C ijl THE CHIEF FEATURES OF THE G4NDY PATENT COTTON BELT m JSS m ZL mir May be summarised as follows: ENGLAND 1— It is 90 per cent, stronger than Leather|Belting. 2— It is thoroughly water-proof, and not affected by temperature. 3 It is extremely durable.
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    613 8 Spor ts and Pastimes. LAWN TENNIS. SINGAPORE PAIR FOR K. L. Kleinman and Sinclair's Success. (By "Echo.") It was a surprise after the rain during the day, that tennis was possible a. all an the Padang last evening It was found however that the conditions just permitted of the courts
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    CRICKET.
    39 8 LOCAL TOURNAMENT. Th: foßowuljg will represent the Public Services and Law against the Lanka Union on the S C C ground this afternoon: Simpson, Griffin, Assiter, James, C H C Clarke, Snell, Whitley, Ezekiel, Jacobs, Mitchell and Haddon.
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    ATHLETICS.
    288 8 OUTRAM-ROAD SCHOOL SPORTS. The annual athletic sports of the Outram-road School were held in unfavourable weather yesterday afternoon, on the School grounds. The competitors did not seem to mind the rain, and although the results were not up to those of last year, the boys competed willingly. The sports
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    BALLOON RACING.
    64 8 THE WINNER AT LAST. Reuter. Geneva, Aug 10.—The balloon Belgica, piloted by the Belgian Ernest Demuyter, competing in the GordonBennett race, which was previously believed to have been lost, has now landed in a Rumanian village, after crossing the Carpathians. It is stated it travelled the greatest distance,
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    GOLF.
    155 8 S.L.G.C. vs. KEPPEL G.C. The following are the terms for the golf match Sepoy Lines versus Keppel at Keppel to-morrow, Sunday, S L G C play rs named first: .Lornie and Eirse vs. Irving Jones and Bissett 9 a.m.; Mund?ll and Clarke vs. Tongue and Kennedy 9.5 a.m.; Haddon
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    MOTOR-CYCLE RACING.
    113 8 THE SWISS TRIALS. Geneva, Aug 11. —The final results of the six day motor-cycLe races show that Switzerland won with 2,990 points. Britain was second with 2,980 points and Sweden third with 2,973. The competition for individual machines was carried off by a British A J S machine
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    YACHTING.
    21 8 TO-MORROW'S RACE. The race on Sunday will be for (fee Somerville Bowl; usual club course: handicaps posted in the club
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 8 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    HOW INCOME-TAX BOOSTED THE COST OF LIVING.
    348 8 From "WORKER": Now that there is all this agitation about abolishing the income-tax, it is interesting to observe one- way in which the tax operated in putting a few more paints on tho increase in the cost of living. The cost of living
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    S.R.C. ANNUAL MEETING.
    277 8 Question of More Accommodation. Mr E Tessensohn the. President presided over the annual meeting of the SRC held yesterday afternoon at the, Club pavilion. The report and accounts for the year ended June 1922, were adopted. The President, in the course of his remarks referred to the
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    S.V.C. "A" CO.
    22 8 Transport for Tactical Scheme. Three buses will leave the Victoria Memorial Hall to-day at 2.45 p.m. for the rendezvous.
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    28 8 Mr A O Thomas, of the Malacca Electric Lighting Co, has gone on transfer to Pontianak» His place hrre has been filled by Mr "Joe" Graham, from Singapore.
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    ST. ANDREW'S MEDICAL MISSION.
    976 8 HISTORY OF THE LOCAL, INSTITUTION. The Medical Mission was first opened by Lady Evelyn Young on October 18, 1913, at the Bencoolen-street Dispensary. This .Dispensary has been carried on regularly under exceedingly difficult circumstances and has supplied medicines to all races and creeds from that date
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    164 8 Chinese Girl Murdered. Our Malacca correspondent writes On July 29 a Chinese girl named Ang Soo, agMd about 14, was reported missing by her adopted father, Ang Kim. She was reported to have taken jewellery, clothing and money to the extent of $688.44. On August 2, at 4th
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    Obituary.
    99 8 J Roofury, the jailer of Malacca, passed away at Durian I)aun Hospital on Friday night las 1 week at 10 i !ock. The dee—ed had been ailing from Brights disease and heart disease, and was of 46 years of age. He leaves a widow and three children, for whom
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    General.
    110 8 There have been several cases of small-pox in and about Kampong Malaya and Klebang. The local schools are closing this week-end fo<r the Midsummer holiday. Inspector Tunn has been. transferred from Pangkalan Balak to Jasin. Inspector Barry has come from Singapore and replaces Inspector Clifton at M<erlimau the latter
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    112 8 Singapore, Aug 11. The Rubber Market has continued weak, and prices are again a shade easier. For the weekly Auctions, held yesterday, the heavy (total of 925 tons was catalogued. Demand was only fair and a considerable quantity had to be withdrawn. A few lots
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      506 9 SUNDAY SERVICES. August 13th, 1922. St Andrew's Cathedral "Services. (Ninth Sunday after Trinity.) 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9.15 a.m. and Litany. 4 p.m. No Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. on Friday at
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      695 9 NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. ORDINANCE No. 61 (PAWNBROKERS.) Tenders are invited for the sol< right tx> open one pawnshop for a period of three years from the lsl January 1923, in each of the streets or sections of streets 'in the Town Division of the Settlement of Singapore, described in the
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      490 9 20. Kallang Road between Lavender Street and Kallang Bridge. 21. Serangoon Road between Syed Alwee Road and the 4% mile stone. Localities in Country Divisions. 22. Pulau Tekong. 23. Serangoon Road between Paya Lebar Police Station and 5*4 mile stone. 24. Bukit Timah within mile of the Police Station. T—
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    415 10 All About It. Says the "Egoist" in the T 0 M: I wonder if my readers have forgotten that there is to be an eclipse of the sun on the 21st of next month? It will be visible in Malaya and, so far as I can ascertain,
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      413 11 STEAMER SAILINGS 0707 Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Argun Maru arr Aug 20 dep 21 ♦London Maru arr Sept 21 dep 22 (Passage available) NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama,
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      335 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STEAMERS Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. Sept. 4 s.s. ENOGGERA" Sept. 9 Oct 9 s.s. EURELIA Oct. 14 Nov. 6 s.s. EMITA Nov. 11 Dec
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      150 11 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) i i Direct Service to Japan via Hong kong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Penang, from Singapore, i Taking cargo on through Bill oi j Lading for Cattoa, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwang V:.r.gtsze ports, Formosa, the Philip- pines,
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      382 12 WANTED. W A N T E D.—Ceylonese, disengaged mid-September, desires billet as Stenographer or Newspaper Reporter in or out of Straits Settlements. Experience in Java and Ceylon. For further particulars apply Box 9, c/o "Malaya Tribune." AGENTS WANTED—To sell Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, etc. Liberal Commission, no risk. Apply The Mailorder
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      630 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 and Balestierßoad. Applications should be addressed to the Collector of Land Revenue from whom further information may be obtained. NOTICE. TYPEWRITING WORK of all
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      423 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      425 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      397 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorpcrated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Ecq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lee, Esq. N. B. Chan, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Koh San Hin, Esq. Seah Eng
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