Malaya Tribune, 5 June 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. L EVENING DAILY Vol. X- 130 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923.
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      94 1 < "the -AtAYA TRIBUNE f affffHG GAZETTE. I Dept. I 11 i al Dept. rates. I j YABL K IS ADVANCE I $15.00 I 7.50 I I 3.75 I f pr quarter poeUKe evfra 50 ct.. p. r .::<'llth. i WE HOLD- I Ho BARGAINS ALL THE YEAR ROUND. 3
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      66 1 in t i t i i i i tfj iiiniumnMPHHl THE I I AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 I The Popuiar Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. I Published Daily. Complete R* port? of Local Btimti. j Full and f.alesl Telegrams. m BEST SPORTS REPORTS, m i (Kiiiinmi i i i
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    TOWN PLANNING EXHIBITION.
    514 2 SWEDISH LAW OF 1874. The City or Town Plan. Section 9-(l). For every town there rhall be prepared a comprehens:ve Plan for the regulation of its general arrangements, and of the building within it. The !P!an shall regu'ate, n< t only the buildings but a'so the streets,
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    GOTHENBURG. SWEDEN, JULY, 1923.
    334 2 This will form part oif the Swedish National Exhibition to be held at the celebra'ed unvers>ity city and seaport of Gothenburg. The particulars just received in Singapore, (wth request £r any Town Planning exhibit-on material) contains an nluminating short article fresh from the ipen of A
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    LEAGUE OF PACIFIC NATIONS.
    638 2 The Prime Minister of the Commonwealth cf Austral Li Mr. S. M. Bruce, was thy' guest of the new y formed Consuls and Trade Commissioner.-,' Association, at a lunaheon in Me bourne on April 12 In resp nding to the toast of his health. Mr. Brtce
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      377 2 I gWes baby IP^M Menbimjs j The 'Allenburys' Foods J j J f° r Infants are invaluable j£7 Bjß in the prevention of infantile diarrhoea and cholera. They p are entirely free from harmful germs, and are quickly and limply prepared by the addition of boiling water. Moreover the 'Allenburys'
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      406 2 IS YOUR BABY GETTING HIS TEETH? Let Baby's Own Tablets Help. Every parent knows the worries that come when baby is teethr'ng Many parents have found in Baby's Own Tablifcts help which seems almos magical at th s trying time. These Tablets promptly ease the pain an< bn'ng natural sleep
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      304 2 AXES BRAND large Stocks on liaiid with c,r without Handles, from 3 to 5 Pounds AT PRE-WAR PRICES UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITEI) 1 (I ic>r^->ra;»j in th j S:rait« Battle m*rig SINGAPORE. u a m 0 M flftitggrs i 1 p V c? c? pq; Lr I JUST ARRIVED I Messrs.
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    AN UNKNOWN REGION.
    410 3 THRILLING CLIMBS AMONG GORGES AM) GLACIERS Paradise rf Flowers. One of the most romantic regions of the world a '-paradise of floors" wai described to the Royal Geographical Society by Mr. P. Kingdom Ward. This dg ;he obscure, mountainous region lying between the Irrawaddy and tiie Yangtze
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    PATHETIC ROYAL BABY CLOTHES FETCH £399.
    103 3 .Made 3tiB Years Ago for Child That Never Arrived. Baby linen comprising 18 articles and an old piece of paper which showed that they were p;r: of the bedthings made when Queen Mary Tudor expected a child in 1555, were sold with I •-her
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      440 3 I 4iV APPEAL TO jj I TiSfE AND ECONOMY g FRAMROZ'S I HiGH CLASS I H rated Waters. I I 1 1 i I I Jjl I I lIMWWWMI I A*2l3Lm m St popular I and Economical ar I in the Oountry *2r p i c $IJSO. I i Motor
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      287 3 MALTED I !B MILK I TWa uoo finer Food-Prat P fcr buiMin* UJ :ts t a j weaker*! through extreme of j/J Climate than HORLICK'S N MALTED MILK. The H oortit.ifnts of HORI.ICK'S »r« M 4 :teo Barley.AAlt' lM t and |U Milk. Gtve renewed vigour k! ••J vitality. HORLICK
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      532 3 "I have suffered for ftZfa!„ 25 55 Rheumatism, Conge^tioTo with Gravel. At times I har e bJS °T J™* to be compelled to give up w?rk ™Y£ b&d M had the strength to walk Iven 5?« Dot distance. I hive tried|£Sr^J hortes i also been treated by two S£ Tf
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      167 3 RUB OUT THE PAIN. Whenever the ache or pain, simply A'b in Mule'* Oriental B.i!m. As you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely. There fs no better remedy for headache, earache, bacKache. It relic s lameness, sprains, strains, swellings. The more cruel sufferings of
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      356 3 ier fi le handy |i who keeps an tt reserve—in case H I me uroccr isnt always handy, or isn't V* V open if he w handy—an lif there's need for ff f| Bovril, noi infrequently its a sudden need. h Bovril has. in addition, a score of V* V
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    633 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GBNBRAL INTEREST. STUDIO GOSSIP. By "Footlight." David Bu'tfer, who plajrs a leading male rok in support of Viola Dana in her new 11 ..:o pi.'.'.jre, "A No'sa in NewSoro," from Edgar Franklfin's story, knows a chap who holds the long-distance record for monologue
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    THE KENYA PROBLEM.
    79 4 London. May 23—Mr. M. W. Fin-tc-n in a letter to "The Times" on the Kenya prob'em says: "It seems to me that social, odcm»om:c -and polit.ca! reasons jast'fy legislation in India such as *-he Punjab Land Alienation Act. It can w.th equal justice and on grounds be
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      375 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE CINEMA BREAKING ALL RECORDS! THREE MORE NIGHTS To-night, Monday, 4th to Wednesday, 6th June, at 9.30. Something you will keep talking about a picture that is different ia every respect TRUMPET ISLAND A super feature in every sense of the w->rl; spectacular scenes that are unsurpassed. BUNOREDS OF
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      379 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Tuesday June 5, to Sunday June 10. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Ted (Kid) Lewis v. Roland Todd For the Middle Weight Championship of Europe in 1 Part. Preferred Pictures Present home Peters and Claire Windsor RICH MEN S
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      644 4 AMUSEMENB^^^ "GAIETY" WHAT you will sec i the S pecial J fo> f t BESSIE B\ if RISCALE W*Vl l Picture \q y rtn A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTOOD FORIUIL* SHOWING TO-NIGHT IN THE 2ND SHOW *^*^*UUF ATiOP.M. 1. Gay Life aud otherwise in Greer-■ k > wich village, the Latin
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    82 5 Singapore] June 1. bed at 13 3d. •si £197.7.6 in Lon- at 26 for fair Cabe G*mb:er. No Quotation. Ob the Liverpool market cotton, I is at 16.02 Egypj at 16.40. §m\ eppei is quoted at and, r. per at fid n London. Ol the Manchester market
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT
    68 5 S ngapore June 5. is. 2? B d. ss, Local $99% Mb L om enquiries, little »•20 to $1.25, Ulu 60, Xawng Pets B5 to 90 cents, $1.27%, Souths 20 to $4.40. 10.25 to $10.75. Traders $23.50 to to $9 10, Uniteere Straits Steamships 0 r
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    STUDENTS AND ATHLETCS.
    83 5 Js athl is developSanta.;. f Ue a PPreciation of ns san- vat^ motto n C0T Pore sano" A J mii^ I rK St S the N Vl aiin»i 7i dn<1 once th ere »s a Shh- 8t•l w y' a man his place in f r, ntr
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    AGE OF SLOPPINESS.
    121 5 The Centra' China Post deplores M the neglect of writing which has followed the general use of the typewriter. We do not mean ornamental penmanship, hut plain legible writing. It is very rare that a hand-written communication reaches this office in a shape which will permit of
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    ANTI-BOYCOTT.
    78 5 Only retaliation wilfl bring the Chinese to their senses, and there are many things the Japanese could do in th s way, if so inclined, without going beyomd the four corners of wfcat ia right and lawful even under the Washington treaty. By agreements duly made at the time
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    218 5 TO-DAY'S LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.-$99 25 per pdcul. 75 tons sold. r Buyers Se iers J«va Cube 2 Sar. White Pepper 22 00 Mixed Black Popper 14 50 Sundried Copra 10 65 ♦Mixed Copra 10.30 10.30 Small Flake Tapioca 1075 Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl Tapioca 13.75
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    EXCHANGE.
    90 5 Singapore. June 5. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 ljl6d Private 3 months' sight 2 S 4 13-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft p.c. disc. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 73% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    61 5 C. of C. Robber Association. Singapore, June 5. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellere Spot Latest London Cable? quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price*. Buyers Sellers Spot 53 53% June 53% 53 v 2 July to Sept 55% 56 Oct to Dec 57 57 1 2
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore, June 5. Today's closing rubber quotation are as under: New York.—29 cts. London.—ls 2%d. Singapore.—53 cts. Tone of Market—Firm.
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    58 5 A Government Gazette Extraordinary, issued yesterday, contains, the appointments of the following gentleman as Justices of the Peace. Singapore: Messrs Arthur Cecil Hynes, Austin Jackson Chain Szd Onm, Hen Pang Kiat, Tan Cheng Kee,, Tan Kah Kee. Penang: Messrs. J. Cruickshank, Dr. James Gossip, John Lamb, Lee Chin Ho, Dr.
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    BRUTAL DOUBLE MURDER.
    97 5 Mother and Child found Mutilated. «Fv,m Out Own Correspondent iCua'a Lumpur June 5. Thtr; was a slaking double murder at ifhe railway quartern when the wifn of an empoyee and her two years old boy was found terribly jnallatod. The former died on her way to the
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    SIXTEEN MILLION STERLING FOR AUSTRALIAN WOOL.
    320 5 At Melbourne on April 14 the British-Australian Wool Realisation Association Limited posted cheques to shareh lders for the amount of approximately £6,000 000. This payment was made in accordance with a resolution authorising the reduction of the capital of the association, passed by the
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    SATURDAY'S PARADE.
    85 5 H. E. The General Officer Commanding has received the following message from His Excellency the Governor and Commander-in-Chief. H. E. the G. O. C. Pease convey to all who took part in the parade in honour of His Majesty's Birthday on June 2 my high r.ppreciation of their
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    166 5 The Siang Bee arrived from Penang yesterday. During the voyage a Clvnere passenger jumped overboard and was lost. An a'tempted murder was committed on Friday night at the Chinese Wayang in Victoria-street when one Cheo Cheok Meng was fired at by ajio.her Cantonese. A wound was inflicted cm the waist.
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    PREVENTION OF MALARIA.
    177 5 A Text Book for Scho 'a. At he request of the Director of Education. Ceylon, text-book I r the use of schools in the island is being prepared by Dr. NichdlJs, the Director of the Bacteriological Institute, on the prevention of malaria. It will be written in
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      166 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Singapore invite tenders for the supply of approximately 750,000 billets or about 1,800 tons ot Bakau Firewood at the rate of about 9,000 billets per day for one month, and 5.000 billets per day thereafter until completion to be delivered at
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      196 5 j PURS MOCHA COFFEE! m the best /vf >v. E SoM at 80 fen's per !b. 1 j F,NE /-ND tO4Rsf;GRO,jND l i p Special I riHELS, CLU3S AND D2ALERB j JBL Z. PATTARA, BIGa STREET, EUROPE HOTEL BULDIr-G. 1 SINGAPORE. J .r :W^^^ I. i wl,l m ll Photographs
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      205 5 WHAT IS L. W. A. E.? MALAYA n</w occupies a paramount position in the athletic and sporting world. Boxing which about threi- years back was seldom talked of has now come into its own, and has produced a Teng Kee which 3'■ ngai»ore is proud to have. Football, 'Unnis, Cricket,
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      64 5 WEATHKR REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, June 4. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m Bar Rod to 32 decree Fah 1014.8 1012.5 1013 4 Temp S4 85 83 Wet Bu'b Ther: 79 82 80 Dir of Wind S W S S W Max Temp in shade 88 Min do do
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    107 5 t \'(MI'ORK DIAR1. To-day, J unf 5 1 48 ft m., 3 24 p.m. 7,V Homeward mail leave I"' mail leaves. < r "At Home" G** Fifes Gardena, 5.15 p.m. Vf\ jL t Cen enary Dinner. To-^^ une 2 48 a.m., 4.26 p.m. *V£| «Wad mail due
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    350 5 To-day, J une 5 Mers-ng Kuala Rompin xj Hong L;an 2 d m Batu Pahat Mproti p,m hp j iVxcrrsn 3 p.m Tamdjong Balei Teluk Niboeng* Bw<tj«rma 9 in 4 fern Port* CC SwtS M T'" KebnUn 4 P- m -ort Swettenham,* Penang,* Colombo Aden, Port Said Europe
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    55 5 priaj, ti.,;e 5.—515 p.m. Drill attack formaoany. route on Drill Hall, street fighting. Way. .Inn, 9.—2.30 pm. Seletar ry, irnual musm, Inc II -7 15 a.m. Junction w 8 ad-Th mson Ro.d a scheme; 7 am. (X w Go'i Course) tactical scheme; m R nge "C" ComM
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    A RED-LETTER DAY.
    735 6 It is a hundred years to-day since Raffles Institution was founded by Sir Stamford Raffles, and this evening the Old Rafflesians meet at dinner to celebrate the event. It is expected that one or two interesting speeches will be made, and it is certain in any case
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    OPIUM COMMISSION.
    147 6 U. S. Proposals as basis for Co-operation. Reuter. London June 4. Speaking at Geneva in the Opium Couimirttee on June 1, Mr. Chao. Hsisn Chu. dealing with the American proposals, said that opium manufactured at present greatly exceeded legitimate requirements. Therefore, it was necessary to find means to
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    "LEST WE FORGET."
    52 6 U. S. Manorial in France. Reuter. Chaumont, June 4. MilCerand unvei'led a monument lo Franco-American frendship here, which was General Pershing's headquarters from 11*17-19, ia< the presence of a notable gathering including M. Poitncare, Ambassador Herr'ok, MarshaJs Joffre and Peta'h., and representatives of ail the Allied mona
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    429 6 Reuter. A murder was committed last night at Jurorsg-road, a being killed. The assailant has not been arrested. The appointment of Mr. F. E. Worslej Taylor as Assistant Registrar of Vehicles has approved. Marseilles June 4 —Wang Chun Ghui Chnese representative to the International Court of Justice Hague has a
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    CAPT. WHIPPEY'S CASE.
    916 6 EVIDENCE TAKEN BY MAGISTRATE YESTERDAY. The case in which Captain R. H. Whippey, stated to be an Englishman stands charged wi;h cheating Messrs. John Little and Company by fatlsely representing himself to be an officer of the R. G. A. and with cheating the Hongkong- and Shanghai
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    BRITISH INDIANS IN U.S.A.
    55 6 question toci Position ft f n of Ita**, Reuter. Inthe!i «^ofcl2 d0Mj »i •er.01! said hat he of land. The In ia Office had r& eomplair. direct y. bat R. representatives, n p **%k' *™*ht benutterfti the dec sion. partita wa r India:,, who hnv, rights
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    OTTOMAN DEBT.
    65 6 Question of Currency 4 Obstacle. Reuter. Union, A menage from U mm that the s'tuat on i s hx Practicality, tiie oniy 0 Hsts£ h segment now i s t4ve whether tine Ottoman debt J paid >:i gold francs or in sterrrfr afference involving about Kons sttirl Tjg.
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    SHIPPING DEAL.
    31 6 L nden June i A steamer just reamed u, G» gow is alleged to have been «4J £300,000 to America, the owne-? p> fiting to the tune of 4*125,000
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    KING OF ROOTLCCERS.
    45 6 London, Jane i The steamer sold SOO.OOO bo -Jai whisky to America. It was knowi as the King of bootiegg.rs ar.d wji fi med. It was the first of a fl*t of Scottish smugglers which deparid to America six months ago. Kemer.
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    SHOOTING OUTRAGE.
    43 6 Reuter. Saragossi, June I The Archbishop of Saraynosa fcafl one of hi*; friends were shfit ui killed.—Reuter. Saragossa, Jjne I The Archbishop was in a mo:< ;-af when three unknown men fired 13ing him instamtf/: and s.riw'y jurfhwr his friuid. —Renter.
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    S. O. S.
    29 6 Reuter. Melbourne h The steamship "Trove ed that she was sinking 'he India;; Oee.r.. the coast of \Vtst.r:t'.;i a crew of 37 wore talcing to M
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      329 6 1 ROBINSON Co., Ltd. j jj THEE jl^ TftEE j BRAND. BRAND, j Robinson's /dflfej "TREE" BRAND (ife Sports Shoes, i^grj g Made from strong white Canvas, vulcanised pure I jj Plantation Sole*. An ideal Shoe for Tennis or j jj general wear. Strong, Light and Comfortable. I 1 Price
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      49 6 Rlne ullmann FROiM PARIS WATCHMAKER JEWELLER WHOLESALE RETAIL "L" HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone 2464. 4ft THE BEST IS TO COME AND SEE. BUY BRITISH GOODS. "ROSE^RAND. (KESWICK PRESERVING Co., Ltd.) ADELAIDE Canned Fruits and Jams. ■in til Quality Guarantee! By Irving Jones C 0.,» ss:" SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA.
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    FROM TRIAL TO TRIUMPH.
    2497 7 CELEBRATION OF RAFFLES INSTITUTION CENTENARY. ROMANCE OF 100 YEARS. MU ,t educational in-titu. ion is celebrating the 100 th f j. s founding—an occasion for great rejoicing by hundredls s o id boys, teachers and parents, many others interested, day a species athUtic gather-ng was held,
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    LATEST RUHR PLOT.
    315 7 ALLEGED NATIONALIST TR AITO Sen tuional Disclosures. Reuter. Munich June 4. A remarkable high treason trial has i>egum. Professor George journalist and art critic aind others' are charged with plotting to forcibly separate Bavaria from Reich, to overthrow the Bavarian Constitution and to seek a rapprochement with
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    "DRY" AND "WET."
    355 7 Shipping Regulations Issued. WASHINGTON FACED WITH RUGS TASK. Reuter. New York. June 4. The "Wets" in Wisconsin and otlhcr states are planning to introduce si miliar action tx> that taken in New York State, repealling the prohibition enforcement. Washington admits that the Government is faced with a
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    LOANS TO CHINA.
    131 7 Proposal for a Temporary Advance. Reuter. London, June 4. The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent referring to the Consortium meeting in Paris* states that it recon am ended no further loans to China until the increases in China custom* dues stipulated by the Washing, on Treaties were duly
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    RUBBER SITUATION.
    78 7 Reuter. London June 4. At a meeting of the Rubber Plantations I/jvestmerit Trust, Mr H. J. Welch pointed out that the production of plantation rubber last year was 345 000 tons and wild rubber 25 000. while *he world's absorption was estimated at 375,000 cf which America accounted
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    INDEMNITY BILL.
    19 7 Reuter. London, June 4. Tht Houae of Lord» unanimously passed tlve seoond reading of the Indemnity Bill.—Renter.
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      266 7 u p 5^5 2SZ5HS? SSHSHSHSHSH5E5EF5LTCSEEHSZ52SE5HS252SESHS^r ,r r?«r?5P ,^^?S2, f:i 28 ¥>TJ o i brand i I CEMEMT WvrSRPROOFSR BELIEVES RESPONSIBILITY. ij- Recent legal judgments have resulted in placing the renewal S Cj of defective work upon the architect even when it might fl) g appear to be the fault of
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    121 8 FOOTBALL. Y. M. C. A. vs. R. E. Tl c following will play for the Y. |f« C. A. ag-a'.nst the R. Es. to-day •D the S. C. F. A. ground—lbrahim bin Eunos J. S. Selladurari, H. C. Mil's C. D. Smith, C. A. NorrJs, A. F
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    107 8 DAVIS CUP. Ireland Defeats India. Dublin. June 4.—ln the first round Ireland beat India by 3 to 2 matches Reuter. LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Ladies Singles Championship. Mrs. Caiitrett beat Miss Andrew 6—l, 6—l. Mixed Doubles—"A" Class. Mrs. Brooke and Mr. Hopkins, scr. b«.at Miss
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    S. C. R. C. TOURNAMENT.
    153 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A. Doubles Handicap (Semi-Final). Seah Eng Kiang and Chong Thutt Pitt -9 beat Kiong Ch'n Eng and 'Tan Hong Ghee -6, 9—6—4. Ten Chong Gark and Tay L'an Teck -12 b-at Ong Siow Siara and Ong Siow Hian -3. 7—5, 7—5. B. Singles
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    THE TURF.
    160 8 ASE OF DERBY FAVOURITE. Reuter. London. June 4. "Hotspur," of the "Daily Telegraph, writing late last night, says that the case of Town Guard is more seatetu than was supposed, probably consequent on the work to whdch the colt was subjected yesterday morning. The sea: of mi chief
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    CRICKET.
    417 8 INTER STATE MATCH PENANG vs. PERAK. Th e following are tihe full sccrts and bowlin* analysis in the above match. Penang—lst Innings. R. G. Morton run out 4 C. H. Mackay b Hennessey 0 A. J. L. Donaldson b Chelvam 4 E. G. Bird not out 62 H. C.
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    BOXING.
    97 8 BOY WALLEY ACCEPTS. Boy Wal'ey, mosquito-weight champion of Malaya, writes that he is more than witting to meet "Young Dempsey 7st 51b.,» or any "young hopefuls" in a six or eight rounds contest. He is ready at any date, and is also prepared to back himself with a side-stake
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    BRITISH MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.
    31 8 Reuter. London June 4. At Holland Park Hall in a twenty rounds contest for the Middleweight British champion Roland Todd beat Allele Ratrver of America on points. —Reuter.
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    KID DALEY'S RECORD, 1921.
    237 8 October 14, won lijrntwelgnt competition. November 2. beat Fred Bull on points 6 rounds. November 21, beat Steve YarcMner on points 6 rounds. December 5, beat Arthur Turner K. O. 3 rounds. December 19 lest Jack Morris on points 6 rounds. 1922. January 16, drew Jack
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    GOLF.
    327 8 SINGAPORE CLUB. The result of the June Monthly Medal is as fol-ows: Senior Division. Won by H. D. Mundell 77 9 68 Junior Division. Won by E. C. MiJligam 88—16—72 and C. V. Bailey 84—12—72, tie. The following cards were returned: Senior Division H. D. Mundeß 77 9 68
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    ATHLETICS.
    940 8 RAFFLES INSTITUTION SPORTS. Centenary Celebrations. In spite of the present period of uncertain weather. Raffles Institution was favoured with a fine afternoon yesterday when the Centenary Ath'etic Sports were run off successfully before a large gathering of spectators. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, The
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    39 8 May Output. Barlow and Co., Agents: lbs The Permas Rubber Co. Ltd 13 980 The Majedie (Johore) Rubber Estates Ltd., 15 000 The Sekong Rubber Co.. Ltd 13 100 Kuala Geh Rubber Co., L *d j** 15,128
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1531 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, June 5. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotatio^sT APRIL 21, 1923. Issue Paid VaL s. a. 2j- 2|- Allagar 0 1 3 2|- 2|- Anglo-Java 0 3 '4%
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      151 9 i undreds of Satisfied users of (omineiitol SOLID BAND TYRES are coming back to us for more. This is sufficient evidence of the Long Lasting Qualities of the popular CONTINENTAL Solid Band Tyres. We guarantee to fit Continental Solid Tyres correctly, and there is NO CHARGE made for the job.
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      64 9 m jjj IT IC X '<H I 3 I > IV. IV. O i 5 1 Rubber Footwear 1 MADE LOCALLY I SIZES TO SUIT YOUNG AND OLD. Cj Sizes: Extra Large $1.50 Large $1.30, Medium $1.20 I SmaU $1.00. I TAN KAH KEE CO. S RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURERS. g
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    612 10 S'mjiapore, June 1, 1923. Artick. Price. c MEAT. Beef steak katd 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean and fat (lit quality) kati 0.62 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.66 Mutton Australian kati 0.73 Fowl kati 0.60 Fowl large (3 katis) each
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      743 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. AUCTION SALE OF Unredeemed Pledges, the Property of Ten Pawnshops TO BE HELD AT Our dale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place On Wednesday, June 6, 1923, at 10 a.m. On Friday, do 8, do On Monday, do 11, do •The Pledges consisting of watjb.es, chains.
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      620 10 pi HUBBUCKS bM p *St Paints. Qils.Varnishes.etc 3S3£ m mL~ are known throughout the Empire for »gj B?=Ĕ covering power and durability. Supplies t|Ĕ ready for immediate shipment. wA 9f± HUB SUCK'S patent HUBBUCKS HUBBUOCS Quick W= Whit* Ziac Paiat Dackinx Composition f~ Whit. Lead, British Varaishea, Red Lead. Dry
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      13 10 *?*AND PRIZES J DRINK ASAHI BEER SOLE AGENTS: MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA BATTEHY-ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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      241 10 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly freight aad Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. 6.8. EMIL KIRDORF" 9,000 tons about June 5. 5.9. "SCHEER,'* 12,250 tons about June 16. HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. s.s. "ADOLF yon BAYER" 9.00« tons about
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      289 10 LONDON LLNrT^ Haruna Maru Kamo Maru k^J Jur 3s LIVERPOOL^ latsuno Mara Tottori Maru HAMBURG LT^ Dakar Maru Tsuruga Maru NEW YORKLDrt LLNE via SU£Z Sailing dates nl. SOUTH AMĔrKk LINE Kamakura Maru Kamakura Maru 1 BOMBAY LINE, Morioka Maru CALCUTTA LINE. Rangoon Maru Nagato Mara FOR JAPAN. Delagoa Maru
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      524 11 I ZAMER SAILINGS. p jo,BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR UNE (Companies Incorporated in England.) I HAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. u:<DON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) pTWABDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. for Chias Japan. For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Leaves Tonns«« Singapore Tonnage Singapore 11,000
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      372 11 STEAMER SAILINGS S* K. Sailing from Siagapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. ♦Amur Maru arr June 21 dep 22 *Omit Marseilles Alps Maru mid July NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama, New York via
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      519 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STfMMERS Monthly sailings to and from Auatialia for only, calling at Penang Br.tavia. Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Arrives Sade EURELIA j une n June 36 S4i. EMITA July 16 July 21 s.s. ECHUCA Aug 13 t Aug 18 For
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      630 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS I UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. I TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS. PORTS OF CALL—MANILA, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. I Leaves Hongkong Arrive* San Francisco, PRESIDENT PIERCE June 20 July 12 PRESIDENT WILSON July 4 Ju y 26 SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG TO
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      524 12 WANTED, WANTED.—For a mm of i-'ccre-wu-ies and Accountants. One Lady Typist—preferred with Shorthand. A Cash Clerk—Security Cash. Apply to Secretaries cjo "Malaya Tribune." SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION. j Accommodation for another fifty pupils U available in the Indian Elementary School. No. 8 Short Street, Singapore, for pupils up to Standard IV irrespective
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      329 12 NOTICE. NOTICE. 1 Notice is hereby given to all concerned that Ismail bin hadjee Ibrahim is nu longer authorised to act as my attorney or on my behi-.if in any respect whatsoever. Dated 12th May, 1923. M. KADER SU I/TAN, 22, Sungei Road, Singapore. SELANGOR TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING 1923.
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      453 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY. P. 0. BOX NO: 262. TELEPHONE NO: 661. OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital and Surplus US $10,000,000 Undivided Profits US $5,504,980 Reserve for Dividends US $500,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET. NEW
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      427 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, Ilir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      417 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1858.) 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. Westminster Bank Ltd. National Provincial and
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      373 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.,i Head Office Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Buildings, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 357. BOARD OF DIRECTORS See Tecng Wah, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock
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      353 12 Doat Yo w Don't you wi strong, healthfrom wntiJ What you Wa fe Rt Plenty of pure b *N b y teakia. 1 r Palatable uuj 'J* •VICINAL BIM »i..» 0 each Sold !,j Th Int. rnational Pk. The Ln ted I'ham 1a The Brit* The India Dis„„ n and
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