Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. f VENING DAILY. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY loi. -No. i->5 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923.
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      92 1 Se AVA TRiBUNE J iNG GAZETTE. F Editorial Dept. I i J Bl *r IO N RACES' t vIiV'ANCK I $15 JO I 7.50 I 3.71 I p er —HI i C!! !iSE mwW* IT SA I PLEY'S Kimi HABIT YOU j WON'T j OHEW II REGRET 'j Represented by
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      221 1 ■BHHnintrtnrrriTarTiniTiiiTr trnitntnttmrnrnttm THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SKIPPING GAZETTE. I The Porju'ar Newspaper of the Straits Settlement*. Published Daily. s Complete Reports of Loci Events. Full and Latest Telegrma P.EST SPORTS REPORTS. Libby's delicious Condensed Milk— Flying Cx Head Brand—is just full cream %W^^o^^^^cow's milk with half the water
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    WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD READ.
    2128 2 THE HEADING OF HISTORY. IBy H. G. Weiis.J The discussion of what everybody should read is DOwadSya, and na.airily enough a hardy perennial. I can remember it flourishing ever since i was a small bcf. In those remote days the tendency was to write a presciTiption
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      425 2 "Gets=lt" Sure 11 DeathtoComs j Dan'i Worry About Your Complexion Cuticura Will Take Care oflt "GeU-!t" Ends Painful CalhiLcr tm Cm V. yea ma!:c the Cuticura Trio your Evory kind of corn or callu*: luirni but s mmmrvJluw tniler nronrrations you to -Geti-lfand peels right oi'. It take* eveiy-o.iy touec
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      445 2 THE UNTOUCHED MEAL. Many people starve although they have ampl? food on-the table: they sirhpiy caiwwt cat* "Lois of appetite i a sign of the trouble that •softer or later reveals itself as Indigestv n or Nervous Dyspepsia, with low spirits and many other distresiag symptoms. Beware tof loss of
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    THE UNECONOMIC DUNCE.
    85 3 Every teacher knows that in practice either he instructs the few ixteil'gvnt at the top of the class, neglecting .the rest, or he attends to the" k?s intelligent., thus regarding progress. It follows, from the economic point of view, that large sums of money will be spemt
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    EMPIRE AIR LINERS.
    483 3 SCHEME THE CABINET WILL PROBABLY APPBjbVE. India In 72 Hours. The seal of Cabinet approval is, according to mast NfiafcCg) authority, about to be set upon the greatest air project yet seen says a "Daily Chronicle" correspondent. For some months the Committer of Imperial Defonce, sitting as
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    THE LINCHENG AFFAIR.
    107 3 The Chinese are trot blind to the fact that the must effective weapons now being used by the bandits have b< en supplied to them by* foreigners a<nd seldom not in vessels displaying a foreign flag and that many plots of the character referred to ha v.'
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    ERADICATE MALARIA.
    84 3 Jt is to be hoped that the insular government "will actively support the American army officers who are experimenting with poisonous gasses for the eradication of mosquitoes ard locusts. The mosquito is the breeder and communicator of malaria, that dread disease which takes larger human told in" these
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      170 3 You who tire quickly, feel depressed, ji j or Run-down, 1 remember j Wincarnis is always ready to help you to regain strength—to banish depression— to promote new, rich, red blood—to surcharge your system with new -erve force— and to create new vitality. Because Wincarnis is a Tonic a Restor-iive
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      371 3 PENETRATEsS j without rubbing. I ■At the first sign of pain—think of Sloan's Liniment. Don't 1 imagine there's no help for your Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Neuritis I or Lumbago because you've tried other remedies. Sloan's f Liniment, is so penetrating and effective, it gets right down to the fl I' ach,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    782 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST.- By "FootUght." There is a hearty laugh in "A Girl's Dwell th- A ie product which is being shown at Alhanib'-.i Theatre to-nighlL It is one of those live, frivolous product ons which appeals to fed average audienc% and which makes
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      363 4 MUSgpTS. START! ING! SENSATIONAL STIT P.N'DOUSI Th. jeri;;t of thousand ;hr II«. OpeniuK To-uight at 9.3»>. S EMPIRE CINEMA 23r EDDIE POLO The Hercules of the screen, in a Universal Cyclonic Adventure chapter play 15 Epis THE SECRET FOUR 30 Reels. A serial so utterly beyond anything in the line
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      295 4 AMUSEMENTS, ALHAMBRA From Monday June 11, to Saturday. June 16. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Hodkinson Presents Enid Bennett in KEEPING UP WITH LIZZIE In 6 Parts. Is a fast moving comedy that creates many smiles, and brings forth a great many
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      531 4 AMUSElTiENTS "GAIETY" IClT^ir* ROBERTSON -€OLE V/% IJ M \T A Super Special Attraction H l\ A IN THE 2ND SHOW TO NIGHT u 1/1 THE Bl M,;r 1 BUTTERFLY MAN He made some of them sad And some of thetn glad KT f Quite a few of th»m nnd *J)
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    224 5 10 DAY-8 LOCAL ItAftXtfr QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.-$99.50 per pikul. 50 tons sold. n Buyers Sellers Gambler Hamburg Cufce 23 00 Press Cube 22.50 Mixed BJack Pepper 1450 *Sundried Copra n.IQ nio ♦Mixed Copra in.6o i 0 60 *Small Flake Tapioca 11.75 n75 Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl Tapioca
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    EXCHANGE.
    94 5 Singapore, Jume 11. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 ljl6d Private 3 months' signt 2s 4 13-32 ci On India— Bank Tel. Tiaitafli 17-:% On Hongkong— B nsk demand draft p.c. disc. On Shaaghai— Bank demand draft 73% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    86 5 C of t Rubber. Aseociatior> Singapore., June 11. Pale Crepe Coding Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 49% Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— .\:bbcd SmoVd Sheet Closing Pricv-: Buyers Sellers Spot 49% 50 July ,to Sept 52 52% Oct to Dec 54% Jan to March 55% 56 Latest London
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    338 5 PATERSON, SIMONS CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, June 7. General Market Conditions -Durng tiie interval since the last 4uc--7 Market has shown s>gns of improvement, both the and London Spot prces be ng about ,he same Auction.-The Market was extremely anil, and lit* interest was n at
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    FEARON AND COMPANY'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    306 5 .Kuala Lumpur, June 6. Rubber—There has been a large enqu ry for robber shares during the pas! week; sitocks in London have aga n been reduced and now stand aL 53.7*4 tons, being 800 tons !«M than wa> reported last week We understand a\so tbavt
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    264 5 TRAFALGAR LIMITED. The Dire or of Trafalgar Limit* I beg ld robmll the audited Statement of Accounts for the y<«ar or. Ud March 31, 1928. The profn for the year s $6,573.17 which added to the amount brought forward from the previous year leaves a balance in Revenue
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    117 5 Singapore, Jun*. 8. Sago flour s quoted at 13|3d. Tin h quoted an £198.12.6 in London. Tapioca is quou-d at 27 6 for fair Make. Gambler is quoted at 25;Cube Gambier. No Quotation. On the Liverpool market cotu>n. Middling American is at 16.43 E t tirr cotton
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    25 5 Orders for week ending June 17 Monday, June 11 —Individual Troo;>s Parade. Wednesday, June 13.—Band Practice. 5.15 p.m. FBANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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      57 5 THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera in Singapore.) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Inchi Zalbol produce* A Great Malay Historical Play in 2 parts YATIM MUSTAFA Last Part In which Miss TIJAH and K. DEaN will take the Title Parts. K. H. CHEONG, Proprietor Y.
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      737 5 F<JR SALE.—Engine, Dynamo and Cinema Projector suitable fur a ei&eu.H show. Can be aold **>paratelv. Furt'ier particulars can be <btained faun 84, Market Street. Singapore. TO LET. Now Available. Staph ««84 jit rrrrrhej|jr painted, gas and water lai i ou, low re.it. Apply personally. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LIMITED Auctioneers Estate
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT Kancian<r Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, June 10. Bared 32 Fah 1014.5, 1014 4 1013.4. Temp, 86, 90. 83. Vet Bulb Ther, 81, 86 80. Dim of Wind, E, E E. Temp, n sh.id., 91. Mini do. do. 77. Max. In Sun 166. Ter. rad. Ther, 72. R an fall
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    102 5 WH EN AND WHERE. ••CKK IH.N T„Jay. J"* a.m. *41 P">P d Ma 1 leave*. y~ Vic. Theatre JJV, 4J0 P-»- To .morrow. June 12. _94» a.m.. 916 P-m. K 1 'if and Kej?u ar. .">.30 p.m. Vic. Theatre. 11 Vie. Theatre, |H* jjO P m *>da,.«Uy. J 11 a.m..
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    338 5 To-day. -'une 11. rSt ~i Amov Japan Tanda 2 p.m. p.- Hi ng Liar. 2 p.m. {cj-ban. Oap» Town j v America Panama Maru 3 p.m. (j-a Scott Harley 3 p.m. oPiha* Me ran 3 p.m. i: Muar "Sri Muar 3 p.m. »>T?ttfer.ham Penang *Peral. 3 p.m. jei
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    54 6 DOMESTIC OCCURR ENCE. DEATH. RODBIOUES: At OoTemßMat Quarter?, No. 9t—N Bukit Timah Road on tbe 10th June at 11.15 p. m. Ernest Victor, son of Mr. and Mm M. T. Uodrigue?, aged 31 yearn. Cortege leaves the at 430 p.m to-day for the C hurch < f ot. Joseph and
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    MUI-TSAI IN MALAYA.
    988 6 Nearly two years ago there was a flutter in the House of Commons about the existence of the mui-tsai system in Hongkong. We believe the question was raised by Colonel John Ward, the "navvies' M.P.," who had just returned to England after several years on the China
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    741 6 Reuter. Hendaye June 10.-The death is of t?lnrrs l»ti.—«»u5«r. Marseilles, June 9. Princess Nobuko and Viscount Ishn: have arrived from Japan.— Reuter. Nagpuir, Jim 9. Up to Mie present 524 Congress volunteers have been arreted for defiling tihe order prohibiting proems Jons and carrying the National st Rome, June 9.
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    DARING HOLD UP FAILS.
    169 6 (F.oin Our Own Correspondent! Kuala. Lumpur, June K. Captain Daly, Mrs. Daly and their daughter Mrs. Cyner were proceeding from ipch to Ttluik Anson by car on Tu.sday, when, at a Lonely part of the road, a Chinese armed with a revolver ordered them to stop.
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    132 6 Malaya Pavilion. Readers are rem nded of the invita.ion to ase:V. in the preparation of the Guide to the Malaya Pavjiion by submitting d signs for the ouvside cover. Aiaangt m: nt for the gu de are we 1 advanced. It si outd prove ■in at ractive
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    368 6 Reuter. London, June 9. Allrli* 2s. 302 0C0 lb« l>l>: Dr. Daiy of Kuala Lumpu? has come to Singapore for reasons of health. He will be leaving for Heme shortly. Ihe Pnince of Wales is to be tho ben. 888 at th weddng of Lady Mary Cambridge and the Marouis
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    358 6 [V»'e do Dot r-.r, «(■•ona exp, dents Mrr^J (The Editor, -.Ma; dV r S 1 with CUSSIOP.& published b Vf'"'"!:"" > a laymar. a Mr both eire Hindus. Mr. Kriahnan s linv of opinion whils; being j^Jj ard th, exception t ilr Bakes to oer a n t .«i..
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    106 6 We are indebted to U» "M Nwhm Mhfci Shimbun" for th* M ag: Tck J«* It ia stated thai IV Katoh has agreed to »P« 1 J posed Rat j-J..;:.' esecoafi vded that the connected vrifdi I Th* fanner N V. K« Heal«! was destroy d by
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    INQUEST ON INSPECTOR.
    29 6 (Pro. 0« Own Carresi An inuues. was b* £<£5 ,f Injector Cs*»n Bbot tt«aeJf vvrdict of sue r The rridence **V J &ceased wai ba*J heavily-
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    REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA.
    197 7 rftvERNMENT OVERTHROWN AND MINISTERS w ARRESTED. A POPULAR MOVEMENT. Sofia, June 9. p ilt .Client was overthrown at three this morning by the <f rtM ive (#f office\rs, supported by the active army. m rp wwre arrested and a new Government was formed tht on partes, except
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    REASONS FOR THE REVOLT.
    121 7 Reuter. S'>fia, June 10. tate nur.t says tl at the Government was overthrown Ar :sd VI1 growlrg tor; empt for legality it apparently conlC. "-r amental r.ncpe of domestic adm'nistra.ion. It e w Governnt.r.t wli adhre to the fixed principles i v i;u > St re-eis
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    FIGHTING BREAKS OUT.
    164 7 Reuter. Later. ;oi imports from Belgrade stcte thai fightvng has broken a■ h «>f Bu, g?ria. Mary were killed ami wounded at; Sofia. i-. fr>m Sofia «ays that the Sobianje was dissolved and the i v the StambtdisJri government were liberated.—Reuter. London, June 10. .tr f the
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    WERTHROW WARMLY WELCCOMED.
    118 7 Reuter. Sofia, June 11. < w of the Cab ret was warmly welcomed throughout the "y i! ii ttj declares that mo foree can shake the >' G>\. which ha»; he< n eonfolrlejated by '.he general will of the w c-e?tab i?h the const iuiion as a
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    SERBIA'S ATTITUDE.
    81 7 Reuter. Belgrade. June 11. met a* soon as the news of the revolution in Bulgaria rw L Officii circles take a grave view of the sfl'.uatxm and rp revolution s of Bulgarian domestic concern. The Serbian a (1 not. remain indifferent if the policy of the New Bulgatriah
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    PEKING CRISIS.
    126 7 Coup d etat Anticipated. Reuter. Peking, Jur 9. l, vMiM apprara to ha < r 7 nof a eou? Yuan Hung and making: v:> President. The police and lt] mom'nc and saquently were not Peking. Latar. r bare roceimd a I 3* huTe returned to duty, WjJ r
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    CONTROL OF SIBERIA.
    150 7 Concerted Advice to China. Reuter. London June 10. Responding to th? toarlt of Asia a* Uhe DireKw ol tihe Oxford University AsiaVc Society, the Japanese Ambassador opined tftflt Russia wan not ntit'ed to eorlrol Siberia* great weajh by harsclf. She must open Siberia so that all mrtght
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    DEATH OF PRINCESS CHRISTIAN.
    16 7 London, June 10. The death s announced of Princess Cbriritian Renter. Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    189 7 DEFENCES MUST BE MODERN. More Criticism. a> Reuter. Tv, «r> London, June 9. Ahe Evening Stiandard" gives prominence to hatters from Sir Percy teoti. ar.d Admiral. Mark Kerr on the Singapore bane. Sir Percy Scott decares that the proposition is who'ly by any proved necessity, and reports Admral
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    OPIUM DISCUSSION.
    267 7 China Welcomes Publicity. Reuter. London June 10. Chao Hainrhu. interviewed by R oxter in Lond*. n poiniied out that the Opium Committee meeting at Geneva had beon opon to the public for the first time, H_< said that publicity on the epium question would arouse public opinion in
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    DISASTROUS START.
    122 7 Round the World Flight. Reuter. Paruv June 9. The Frnch Air Mission, which was to fly round the world, will shorty be ordered to abandon the a'J' rmpt in consequence of the numerous mnsh'apa. After much delay at 'Tig, Lieutenants Picard and Madon travens-ed Italy, crossing: to Tun
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    CHINA'S POLICE.
    69 7 To Follow Scotland Yard. Reuter. London June 9. Genera' ffMtf, Chief Pa ice Inspector cf Ktangsu. has arrived from New York for a fortnight's stay. In an interview re said that he in-ended r tudiyiri-i the system at Scotland Yard, with a view to orgaiuaing the Chinese Central!
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    COMMON ALLIED REPLY.
    243 7 POINCARE AND GERMAN NOTK. Basis for Discussion? Reuter. Paris, Jane 9. M. Poincare, addressing th Boaati Commissions, emphasised tjhat th« re was complete Franco-BJigian Jtccord ajs r.gards the Ruhr. With reference to the new German n&te, he declared dhat both agreed that no proposal from Germany could
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    SIGNIFICANT POINT.
    169 7 Reuter. Ix>ndon. June 9. The German note s much ct mmer.ted open y financial t lit ing to whom vie City regards it as an advance on the previous commuricst ons. inasmuch as it makes a deflate offeu. proposes definite guarantees acid affords a basis for further negotiation.
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    FRENCH OFFICERS ASSASSINATED.
    62 7 Reuter. Partis. June 10. Two French non-com m'ssioned officers were assassinated in the Streets of Dcrttrmund yesterday evening. There are no detaila—Reuter. Paris, June 10. The two non-comm'ssoned offic M, mentioned earlier, were shot during an affray with German civilians. It is eJtat.d tha-* German eye-w.tno sts
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    26 7 Reuter. Chicago. June 9. The Pennsylvania Railtroad has granted an increase in wages to J 12.000 Mnfft>y<«*. involving- an addNflDttri aj nual expenditure of $8,500 000.—Renter,
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    PROGRESS OF PROHIBITION.
    202 7 "Fair Degree of Satisfaction." Reuter. Wnaiin a on, Junj 11. Mr. Haynes t Pr hibiti n Commissioner in his am.;.' import, express's a ('Fair degre. al MttrfxiOoQ" ■t the liquor prohibition 1 fn HUB Mil n .th/. 1 genera ly and hopes (ihe increased co-operatic r> r>f
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    AUSTRIAN LOAN.
    80 7 Bonds Offered in U.S.A. Reuter. New York, June 11. Messrs Morgan announce that they are offering here $25,000,000 six per cent Au tt <m Governmrrct bonds at ninety, guar art ?ed by Great Britain Fierce and other European na'iu.is.— Reuter. Vienna Jen I 10. The Minis 1 r-r
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    123 7 Reuter. Pari*. June 9. A*, the lesumption of the Banque Industrieile case the Doyen primarily ar routed the failure to the world crt'ais of 1920, and declared that th* crash was due less" to faulty adihkni•tration tha.-. the "imprudence with whflth credits wera granted.—Reuter. Paris June 10. In
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    DISTRESSED STEAMER.
    38 7 London, June 10. The 5,000 ton Brock!ebank Liner "Maidan" from Calcutta to London which ran ashore an St. Johns Island in the Red Sea is s'niking. Another steamer, 20 miles off. is proceed'ng to assist her.
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    PRINCESS MAUD.
    30 7 Reuter. London, Jun? 10. The Management is announced of Princers Maud second daughter rf Vhe Printfra Royioi, to Lo*xl Carnegie eldest son of tb Earl of Southesk. Reuter.
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    SIMLA MURDER.
    42 7 Reuter. Simla, June 9. A repor from Kabul states that the Afghan authorities have arrested two Hangufkhel Shinwaris on a charge of murderinn M'aj rs Anderson and Orr. The accused are at present in custody at Jala'abad awaiting trial.— Reuter.
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    SELANGOR AND OPIUM.
    69 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kua a Lumpur. June 11. A meeting of the Selangor AntiOp'iium Souiety, which has long been rlorment. was held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The proceedlafj were in Chinese. It was dedYtod to resuscitate the Society. Officers were elected amd copies circulated
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      116 7 JllllllUllllltl I I I 1 'g I A NEW SERIAL! I i I A few mortJhs ago Wi ran i as a serial the book vers'on 1 0 f the thrilling Pathe film, I "Speed." which will be tfiown I I in Singapore very shortly. W By the courtly of
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    579 8 CRICKET. S.R.C. SOUNDLY THRASHED. Palmer's Brilliant Batting. (By Wayfarer.") The above fixture came off last s£t nay on the S. R. C ground. Thy soldiers won the toss and decided to bat, but their beginning was anything but encouragfng two good wickets falling before 10 was reached.
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. R E.
    239 8 The cr'cket match played at Pulau Brar on S iturday between the Y.M.CA. and the R.E. ended in a win for »he Engineers by 4 wickets •nd 16 runs. The feature of the match was the batting of LjCp. Barnes, who compiled 57 before he was
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    B. It. AND I. vs. SERVICES
    276 8 The following are the scores and bowling analysis in Saturday's match in the S. C. C. Tournament. Services. Capt. Whinney b Craig 6 Capt. Savftle b Wodehouse 5 Major Spa ng c Hare b Craig 0 Lt. Col. Haseldine b Wodehouse 0 Major Harrison
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    BOXING.
    56 8 TO-NIGHT'S CONTESTS. Eddie O'Grady, who put up a good fight against Battling Key a short tiny ago at the Sttadium, will meet Claude Rozario this evening ot the Manila Show, Beach-road. The sporttof public are assured of a good fight. The Japaa**e boxer, Shimamoto, is mooting Young Gouglin and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
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    53 8 Reuter. London, June 9. At Mar.chcatur, in the Northern Champlonsh ps finals Miss Rar/fn won the tirtle for the fourth successive year, defeating Miss Holman 6—3, 6—3. The youthfii British. Davvs Cqrp player, J. WheatJey. defeated Max Woosn.m 6—3. 4—6, 9—7. 9—11. 6—1. Doctor Fyzee is not defend
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    101 8 SELANGOR CLUB ENTRIES. Ponies.—Bolter, Chandsn, Barangka'ii, Motherless, Druid, Nankin Captain Cuttle, Zoom, Hobo, Snail, Avro Sheila, Cleopatra, Pinafore, Speed Arrow Smasher, Applause, Jill, Miss Fairfield, Pawang", Crebilly, No<ra Dodger, Sterling, Digger. Ex-Griffin Horses.—Babz, Orthez, Indra. Killara Kelagold, Lady Wallae, Tham Khim Chow, Zara, Beaver, Shantung. Prince Charming, Gin
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    457 8 TO-DAY'S MATCH. Tho St. Joaephs O'd Boys team for this evening against the Middlesex XI is. as follows:—C. Gomes, Yee Ch ok Wah and A. Fernandez; Koh Koon Yam, Chan Chap Song and Jap Boon Koey; Lee Kidh Wah (cap'/iin), E. Chtn Hte Tham Cheng Hoe, Chan Keng Song
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    164 8 Requisite Amount Secured. Tho General Committee of the W. C. A. are i-flad to announce that the $***** required for the Lwnch and Re.;t Room Fund has been rased, and are most grateful to a'l". who have ha'ped to attain *his success. It is. expec.ed
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    141 8 Two untitled both named Ramasamy, of 83 Market-str et, were arrested on a warrant yostesrday and wore charged before Mr. Gourlay, in the third court this morning with forging a valuable document, with a promisory note for $216 purport.>d to be signed by one Mcona Ass.m Sahiboo. Baii of $500
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    610 10 S ngiapore, June 1, 1923. A rt:c> Pric« c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean and fat (Tit quaLty) kati 0.62 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.66 Mutton Au&iralian kati 0.73 Fowl kati 0.60 Fowl (3 katis)
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      593 12 WANTED, WANTED.— Accountant with wide Experience ia accouut ot folate s Finn* and Companies desiies position as Accouniu.it. Apply to Decent Salary c/o Malaya Tribune." ————i SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION. Ace j.nmodati on for another fifty pupils j if available in the Indian Elementary School, No. 8 Short Street, Singapore, tor pu
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