Malaya Tribune, 13 June 1923

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. KVFNING DAILY.] AND m 9fT3 SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAiL'i \oi. X.- 137 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1923.
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      133 1 <" THE j TRIBUNE j :nJ GAZETTE. Editorial Dept. j amg rial Dept. [r X'ON RATES. I r vIN ADVANCE. I $i 3.00 I m 759 1 5.78 S I I xtra ">0 ef:» pet B»Btk i I I I I lit I ««I i., i» 1 1 rHflftSF ISIfILErS
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      142 1 JUST UNPACKED. A new Consignment of SUN-PROOF PIIH HATS Ml Men and Beys PRfC? S VERY REASONABLE. Personal iiispeciiob will Convince You. \L SULTAN IBRAKif U, NORTH BKIDG3 ROAD. .elphi Hotel Building*), SINGAPORE. Jjf CHBMSTS DRUGGISTS, 23, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. Mobiloil tit telephone 2419 LIM CHEE SENG, 17, CecilSStreett t
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      240 1 ■iitniwiininwr..'nimin'nnititininin>niH!^inrii-iiiiiiiM I OUR SERIAL STORY I i he j "TIMBER QUEEN" j i I I COMMENCES TO-DAY f i on i PAGE 2. s r t t i i i i i i i ii i i 1.1 i a 1 ss*~ I I VIRGINIA I On/y hand-making can preserve
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    "THE TIMBER QUEEN"
    1942 2 BY HERBERT CROOKER Adapted from the Pathe Photoplay Serial by Val Cleveland Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc. Heroine of this New Serial. NestJling serenely under the shadows of its towering giants was the hamlet of Big Timber, on Silver Lake. The boaulfy of the surrounding country- wa/s
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      494 2 I New Books Just Received. 5 NAPOLEON'S BOOK OF FATE and ORACULUM Contain ng G Dreams and their interpretation weather omens astrological p[ miscellany and impor.ant advice $1.20 rv DODO WONDFRS by B. F. Benson $2.00 I EVERY MAN i-OK HIMSELF by Hopkings Moorhouse 3.50 THE THING Being the stoiy
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      42 2 iwsß sroa isa F. H. AYRE'S TENNIS BALLS 10.50 per doz. Badminton Sets First Quality $35.00 Second Quality 25.00 Cheap Quality 20.00 Special Pingpong Balls, Sets and Footballs. ROSE CO., LTD, (Incorporated in India.) 387, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE Telephone No. 396.
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      301 2 AXES 3RAND Large Stocks on Hand with or without Handles, from 3 to 5 Pounds AT PRE-WAR PRICES UNITED ENGINEERS UMfflß. I u> -.porated in the Siraitt Settlemstts, SINGAPORE. •wmnmr-.m,! ,i...u 1 ,,i. i i 1 n:,»,, MJBW SHIPMENTSOF j CARPETS DIXIE MATS I ALL SLZES HAVE JUSC AR&IVED. FIRST
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    PENANG SWEPT BY STORM
    936 3 TWO DEATHS: .VIAN V INJURED. Extensive Damage. In the squall which swept Pen an last Thursday evening, a Chinese woman- and her son, were crushed to death by a, tree failing on their dwelling at Kampong Bahru. Many persons were injured by falling trees, several to
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      259 3 t "'~ifnjtij ,he most Popular P/jriMP? and Economical ar 03r $1,750. §3 250- Deferred Payments Arranged. 4fe Full Particulars on Request i /CLE CARRIAGE CO. UD. SMgapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh t I I j11H*****t.WH,,!,.,,,,;, .M 1.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,/ KsSa MHBSM<ShaHi STAR TOURING CAR. I ECONOMY TEST. j 55.55 Miles per
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      209 3 g I GOT A COLD? Peps The Best SaJeguard for Chilly Nights and Mornings. 1 D Be wise and treat the earliest symptoms of your cold or chill with Peps, lakd time by the forelock—nip trouble m the bud. Otherwise you'll hare the usual hoarse, raw throat, the dry tickling
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      217 3 A FAMOUS ENGLISH DOCTOR atm **'4 that if he were limited to the use f one medicine he wou'd use a laxative. And most often it proves true tha. when one i feeling out-of-sorts the only remedy needed is If constipated, bilious headachy, "blue ta'ce Pinkettes to-night, "you'll feel better
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      633 3 I AM APPEAL TO\ S I L <r4STE 4ND economy; I j FRAMROZ'S I j HiGH CL4SS 1 j Aerated Waters. I I L.JLTEX I I PAPER 6 s ENVELOPES j jjj KALVTEX Note Pfcrer, C. laid, 8 VO. boxed 1(0.. $1.2« ft I Envelopes m m 120 Cj I
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    779 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." Eddie Polo, hero of "Sĕcret Four" nov t 'ag j i.wr. at rbs Emph b popularly ca-kd, tho HercuCc-H of th Films and the idoil of youthful movie fan? throughout the wortdj, entered motion picture work after a long
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      489 4 APSppTS. STARTLING SENSATIONAL STUPENDOUS I The serial of a thousand thrills. Opening To-night at s\J6. Tanjong EMDTDI? PI nil? MA T *»ttM.. Pagar Rd. MrlilD UINMA at 9.30. EDDIE POLO The Hercules of the screen, in a Universal Cyclonic Adventure chapter play is Epis THE SECRET FOUR so Reels. A
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      302 4 AMUSEMENTS. A LH AM BR A 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 (i Parts. Is a fast moving comedy that creates m my smiles, and
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      520 4 AMUSEMENTS ""H "GAIETY MASTERPIECE OF MOTION PICTURE ART 1 AI THE 2 Special mature At tr BUTTERFLY MAN Sh *Ti» §s I Big Scenes of Splendour IHE 1 f\\ h Thursday-Last Night. IUUJ A Iff Al "trsordinarv Turk- l I BUTTERFLY "MAN NERISMS LDI w I 1 The right time
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    69 5 jj,. s ".trapore, June 13. -'VI. Local 48 6d Local 2.20 fg.4o, nts, Allenbys 'ka Pindas S Rtpana $1.75 U 5 n kahs $2.60 to 75 cents, to 92% cesnts, SotJUhi 97% $145 to $150, 1 Petalings 75 »•00 to $9 35, ?285 to $290. $38,
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    SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
    156 5 The James Cuming Memorial Chemistry Building, presented to the University of Melbourne by the Cuming. Smith Coy. in memory of the late Mr. James Cuming, a chemical manufacturer, was formerly handed over to the Univera ty authorities m April by Mr. Norton Grimwade, chairman of the directors of
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    213 5 "MUY'S LOCAL MARKKJ QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—s99.so per pikul. 75 tons sold. Buyers Se lers Gamier |mQ J*va Cube 26 00 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 22,50 Mixed BJack Pepper 14.50 Sundried Copra 11.00 Mixed Copra 10.50 ♦Small Flake Tapioca 11.50 11 50 Mcd Pearl Tapioca
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    EXCHANGE.
    92 5 Singapore, June 13. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 Hl6d Private 3 months' s ght 2 S 4 13-32 On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 173 V» un Hongkonp:— Bank demand draft pc. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74 Cm Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    63 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore. June 13. PaY- Crepe Clo-insr Priceß. Buyers Sellerr Spot 47% 48 Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Seller? Spot 48 July to Sept 50 5° Oct to Dec 52% 53 Jan to March 54Y 4 54%
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    30 5 Singapore, June 13. To-day's closing rubber quotation# are as under: New York. cts. London. —Is. 2 l A d. Singapore. —47% cts. Tone of Matrket. —Weak.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    114 5 ARRIVALS. uiemon. Dcfl 573 tons, Ga.pt. PaU-ari from D (left June 11, K. P. Maalsdhappij. Xi dm Maru, Jap, 1567 -.ions, CapL Ouchi f,nmi K«elung. Ml May 25, O. S. Kaisiha. Sri Muar, Brit, 96 tons, Cap:. Dyaison, from Malacca, left June 12, Soon Keck. Hye Leong, Brit,
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    'HE IS CALLED JESUS.'
    166 5 Oldest Description of the Saviour. The oldest descripth n of Jesus Christ has. according to the Matin." just been discovered in an old Latin text in the Vatican Library which has been revised ur.der the supervision of Pope Pius XI. It is a police report under
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    DRIED FRUITS.
    225 5 Evidence of the keen demand for Australian fruits came into prominence in April, when a representative of an English firm of diried fruiitis agents vtjsited Rec'iffs, settlement that is being by returned areldliersi. The English firm proposed to erect packing sheds. The settlers were asked to sign an
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    ANOTHER HAVEN.
    97 5 There are many Chinese families who wish to stay in the fPhilipp nes and make their homes here, according to many Chinese immigrants coming recently. This is due to the fact that the Ch'nese republic is now in a chaotic state. Here is a problem which a densely
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    14 5 Wednesday, June 13. —Band Practice, 5.15 p.m. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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      222 5 TO LET TWO LARGE BOOMS (Each 1,100 sq.ft.) Centrally >itjated, suitable for use as Godowns or Offices. Rent '150 each per month. Apply Box No. 71, c/o "Malaya Tribune." ORDINANCE No. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 9 of 1323
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      416 5 a.tinuajmiiaHsne» BUY BRITISH GOODS. hROSE^RAND.] 'KESWICK PRESERVING Co., Ltd.) I *k ADELAIDE I j Canned Fruits and Jams. 1 Z Quility Guarantea 1 By j Ming Jones C 0.,1 j SOLE AGENTS FOR MALWA. I imunnjiiiiiuiiniiriiiniiiiiiM.M.n.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,..,,.,,.,,.,,. f f |m|| f{ Skin Disease] Carried Arm in a Sling; far Years. Furrowed
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      354 5 5« W WHER£ \PORE 1^ AK^* •fo-tiay. ,s am P m n-ard maJ aves 1 1 H,,rre t**W vic Theatre, fyp J.S0 P m ti T .a58 .a.m.. 10-17 Pmt fVt®. 1 V [j juBtsct*. 2.30 p.m. Mem Ha 5 Ju 5 P m Vic. Theatre, jJO P- m Friday,
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      394 5 mails close. To-day, June 13. Muntok Palembang De Weort 2 u m Kretay, Kelantan, Patani, Singora, Randon* Bangkok" o Praahatipok 2 p.m Saigon Shanghai» Lt. De Masstassy 2 Dm Batu Paihat «Ban Las Guan 3 m Batu Pahat Men Port Swettenham Penang vr 1 KiTlta 3 P-«-Malacca Muar* Ban Whatt
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, June 12. Bared 32 Fah 1015.2 1012.8, 1012.6. Temp 87, 87. 81. Wet Bulb Ther 83 82, 79. Dir of Wind N.W. E. calm. Max Temp in shade 90. Min. Temp- hi Shade, 77. Max in Sun 153. Ter rad Ther 70. Rainfall in
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    EDUCATION AND WORLD PEACE.
    772 6 There ie one general aspect of the education question which i* largely overlooked, but which ie nevertheless of first-class importance in relation to the peace of the world and the security and happiness of humanity. It is brought to mind by an announcement of a world
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    ACTION IN AN I O. U.
    183 6 Chinese Widow's Claim. Th? caee in which a wealthy Chinese widiow named Chew Kan Choon «>ued a Straits-born Ch/inee* jovng man named Chow Woon Poh, fy? the recovery of a euim of $4000 on an I. O. U. dated July 17, 1922, was taken
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    480 6 Reuter. Bombay, June 12. —The monsoon has broken.—Reuter. London May 30.—The data a announced of Professor John Chien* one time Consulting Surgeon to Hs Majesty's forces in South Africa. Major and Mrs. L. M. Haybittd, and Mrs. Glover, of Malacca, have gone Home on leave. Major Haybittel expects to be
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    WEDDING.
    333 6 Sturt—Brooke. Thare was a large and dstjnguiehed gathering yesterday at St Andrew's Catjhedra l when Ms* Eveline Frances Brooke, the daught.r od* Dr. GiSbert Brooke and Mrs. Brooke, of 2 Font Canni-ng-road, was married to Mr. Horace Holford Stun. Manager of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Asiatic Petroleum
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    MALAYAN AGRI-HORTI SHOW.
    218 6 Kuala Lumpur, June 30, July 1 and 2. PRIZES FOR RUBBER. Th* Prize* offered in the Klioq of ms Show form an auraciho\ wnich m drawing- a number of e-.tr/'ev There are m all Sevante-::» in t5 c section, for whfch the mlUmhig prizes p.-.e- offsrfd. The
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    PECK vs. RUSSELL.
    201 6 (Fiom Oui Own Correal) ndeni Kuala Lumpur, June 13. Hr. Munde 1 who continued his opening adflrr?-; reviewed the .rial, the judge's finding and the grounds of ■PPqrt He s-aid thai Sir Adams had argue« that the Judge should *efer to document oth*,r than the plamt. It
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    TRUST MONEY.
    351 6 r I The cas c w U of her huWcC;i;V^ ihe rec* very 0 f by the o* Plaintiffs. The defendant J**t that th, from time to t i me put^tdTrr^ Thompson for ft, Nrf vma Vn;ff n named Rsmetfc, v fendant in he ™M eeedinge. arete n
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    EXPERT HOUSEBREAKER
    119 6 Paring; Jump for Liberty. I SeiKt nc: of ;u vf r inpr >onn>nt war Mr. P. F. David in the crim na trict Court yesterday on H»oo Poh, a yourjg: Chinese buif'ar had ;weiv* charts cf r j 'n*. h-im. aeci.*rd *a arrtiSf-' iht tu y hou' S
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    HOBS IRISH DEPORTEES
    70 6 London -May 25-Th." deports. Thani*.- J-V Mullarkev »<nd IW* were, rearrcatad at the charged m l consp racy and renu- m» F r HB day. Two other Denni.andlhe ¥%mm M rhaajad at CiW* co.wpiraey and war. withdrawn on of th, Diran" London for tfc* rarrw *«*m NMdad
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      23 6 Lactogen Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to atl users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    JOINT ALLIED REPLY
    403 7 MINISTERS CONFERRING ON GERMAN MEMORANDUM. RUHR ARMISTICE PROBABLE. Reuter. London, j une 12 tu A lie» wnlHI <liploma<icallly, on the .abject of Memorandum. Lord. Curzon conversed with the French, Italian ye!g*n And)S*>ad<>rs. The prospect of an agreemont represented quarter, a, not bright owhg to the French intransigent*.
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    FAR FAST PROBLEMS.
    168 7 pAIKABLE JAPANESE PROGKFSs IN CHINA. Door to Oriental Action. Reuter. London. June 12. Mowing Post" has begun a rf m'cles on r.ew Far Eaat 'Vtj from the Great •> Aijrecment, "i•'» (i«rof "he Japanese Em-Pif-r wnji-.n. The artlelep ar« We t a snec si cmrreppondent 'fCL'Tifd from
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    AEROPLANE CARRIERS.
    52 7 nt Harding's Opinion. I, asn June 13. y kl!y bounced that as n r recent tr p 4 >»r only rvaval arrop'anf S J strongly be_ V. R> f n 9ates shouM er battle cruisers 4 4 °Pfcrv. r.^ ♦'Urn». a le rs. Therefore u!d P r be
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    CATTIVES RELEASED.
    15 7 SKan^; June 30 N V"*' Pleased all the ft* trai n hold up.—
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    208 7 PROTECTION FOR BRITISHERS IN CHINA. Singapore Naval Base. Reuter. Lorj3on. June 18. In the Hoia» of Commons, replying to Mr. Treve'yan Thomson, who asked vvbit ?*e;~e he Government wus tak nc to pro cct the lives and interests of ilvl.ifih t ubjee-« and traders in China, in
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    CANCER CAMPAIGN.
    18 7 Reuter. London June 12. The BrtiA Empire Cancer Campa'rn has received a.n anonymous gU cf £20,000.—Reutfr.,
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    PLOT TO KILL ISMET PASHA.
    101 7 London, May 22.-Much alarm ha* been caused in Turkish cireVs n LaoetMnp at a plot to kill lam* Pasha. An Armenian, travelling from Berl;'.: with the avowed obieet of nss*e»ir<ntion. wos stopped *t he Fr- ntier Isane*'* bedyruard has been strongly renforced Swiss detectives patro
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    BULGARIAN SITUATION.
    83 7 AGRARIANS TO MARCH TO SOFIA. Complete Mystery. Reuter. Paris, June 12. *at thTTV fr m Bolgrade Bcl ,n Agraria* «ppe^. in Th. raiu ys M ntinu nd figMine ie reported ;n namoer of distmicts. Tho Serbwai Govern menrTa af.bentTi" 1 <n the repurt of the BvLgarlan exofficers demobbed
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    TREATY OF NEUILLY.
    189 7 Reuter. Sofia, June 12. TiU' Revolutionary GovernmetK has ksAiad a manrfeato of deternviumtaon f 'ft*'' 1 Treaty of Nuniilly, rt 'a.«ri!VT r+mi Bulgaria is oppoaod «ny kind of warJike adventure.— London, June 12. Rizoroue censorship has boesi estabitished in Bulgarria. The situation io a complete mystery but
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    "NEW ILLEGAL GOVERNMENT"
    70 7 Paris, June 18. The Bulgarian Delegation announces Jis rceeipt of a tilegram from the Bu'gadan Minister at Prague stating thsit the people of Bulgaria are "not ieoogrjising the new illegal Government which hae isolated SoUsa from the r:st of the couniiry. A eadily gr >w!r.g army of
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    PROHIBITION LAW.
    129 7 Modification to be Asked from Congress. Reuter. Wayhirgton, June 12. President Harding's epekaaman a« rt th«r. the Presidart intends to ask congress at the next eaision to modify prohibition aa it affects foreign ship» tn American water*. Rsuber. N f -w York Jnnr 12. The auts»CH-iti<« thM the
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    JEWISH NATIONAL HOME.
    89 7 London, Mwy 25 —Mrs. Phil p Snowden, wife of ihe we!»known Lab mi v Member of Parliament who reerntly strongly cor.dor.mcd Bolshev'k methods after visiting Russia bm* now return .d to En«r-and aI cr an exhaustive avaatign4ioa into the political and economic ondi ion* of Palestine F.rd
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    RUSSIAN REPLY.
    198 7 READY TO MEET BRITISH DEMAND.'-. Fishing Dispute. Reuter. London, June 12. The Russian reply to the British note of May 29 expresses readiness to meet the views of the British Government with-regard to the method of a prov sional settflement of the fishing dispute, pending a general conference
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    CONCILIATORY TONE.
    110 7 Reuter. Londrn Junv j2 lit ie understood *hat the H'k». sian Note s of a conciliatory ton- n<l regrets that Lord Cuiioi i« Jr .1 'e to meet M. Chiteherin. It agrees tc the compensation of £10 000 £3.000 proposed in the Dav sen ar.d Harding cuses. Though
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    BRITISH LOSSES TRIFLING.
    151 7 Reuter. Later. The Soviet Govercnwt is ready to compensate the 'osses to British subjects but on?y on the basis of fulll and effective reciprocity. The note declares that British subjects' los&c* are trifling compared to the terrible calamities of mK lions in Russia, owing to the b'ockade
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    SHOULD END CONTROVERSY.
    48 7 Reuter. London, Juna 12. Tha British Government is preparing a reply to the Russian note whieh w urobably ba delivered in the oouiwe of the week. Well-inform«d e'reles b*» 1 >re that the Russian ae:?y p* neea will be satisfactory and should end the controversy.—Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    55 7 We are in<lebted t?o tfie "Nanyn lltehc-Nirti" Sh'jnfcuu' for rue fn lowing Junrj 12. Mr. Kawakami ex-mirt'e* i«■ at Warsaw wi'l >e the Japanese re-prcsLtUa-ti»e nt fcho earning Russo-Japam <*c pre!imine ry* confer* ir.-re. Tin market is unrbaourud. Costor. rum a quoted Y. 253 .°»0: The tvru
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    LETTER BOX.
    11 7 |\V> do not necessarily endorse th« ejcpitwed by oorrespondents.]
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    HINDU MARRIAGE LAW.
    820 7 Hindu Customs etc", "Emerson's Tennant's Cey'on and other works referred to by Sir Ameer Ali. but that fact doee not necessarily enihle the treatise to be quoted as en auAorty on Hindu or any other law *s the case may be. I do no: propose o enlarge
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      457 7 BRAND jjj CEMENT WaT£RPHOOFER I RELIEVES RESPONSIBILITY. uj Recent legal judgments have resulted in placing the renewal 3 3 of defective work upon the architect even when it might JO S appear to be the fault of the builder. 0 Qj It is not rare after a contract is finished
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    996 8  -  FOOTBALL. MIDDS. 11. th. EX-SBRVICBS. By "Wayfarer." In the struggle for supremacy t» She second division of the Singapore Football Association League, the MllMfcail second team mat the Ex- -vices on the Padang yesterday afternoon. Undoubtedly the soldiers wxre the better team, being- unbeaten aa far. and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    100 8 S. C. K. C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship Singles. Tan Chung Gark vs. Kiong Chin Eng. Khoo Hooi Hye vs. Tay Lian Teck. Chong Thufct Pitt vs. Oh Jitc Siang. William Tan vs. Ong Swee Gam. A. Singles Semi-Final. Cheong Chee Tong vs. Chiew Eng Hah, to finish.
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    S. R. C. TOURNAMENT.
    194 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Mixed Doubles. C. A. R. Bate man and C. J. Oliveiro beat F. Alburquenque and F. X. Oliveiro 6—3, 5—7, 6—4. N. E. Ess iind F. Gomes beat W. A. Aeria and W. Neubronnecr 6—3, 6—4. B. Singles Handicap. F. T. Ephraums owq 40
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    Y.M.C.A.
    39 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Tan Chong Gark and Cheong Choo Lim beat I. Abed and S. Abed 7—5, 6—3. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Roy Smith and C. Smith vs. Tan Jui Nagh amd Tain Jiri Siong. Singles. I. Abed vs. W. Tan.
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    BOXING.
    35 8 CHALLENGE TO O'GRADY. C. B. Webb, 9st 61bs. requests us to state that he is anxious, after one week from this date, to accommodate Eddie O'Grady for any number of rounds up to ten.
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    CRICKET.
    507 8 SATURDAY'S PLAY. The following will represent the Services vs. Lanka Union at Tanglin at 2 pjm. on Saturday 16: Lt.-Col. R. H. Hasadrine; Major T. C. Sprng, Major H. C. Harrison; Captain C. T. Wninney. Cip*<ni H. B. W. Savile; Lt E. L. Haywood; Sgt. Dr. Siddons; Sgc. Capel,
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    GOLF.
    165 8 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. London, June 12. At Troon, the sensation of the day was the collapse of Sarazen, who with five 1 other Americans, including Barnes and Hoffner the South African champion of the Jungle and the Frenchmen Massey and Boomer, and Britishers Wethered and Vardon, exceeded 1.59 and
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